Utah Admin. Code R277-614-4 - LEA Responsibilities
(1) An LEA
shall comply with Title 26, Chapter 53, Protection of Athletes with Head
Injuries Act, including all responsibilities of an amateur sports
organization.
(2) All LEAs shall
adopt and maintain a traumatic head injury policy for students:
(a) participating in physical education
classes offered by the LEA; and
(b)
participating in extracurricular activities sponsored by the LEA or statewide
athletic associations.
(3) An LEA's policy shall include:
(a) direction to agents to remove a student
from a sporting event if the student is suspected of sustaining a concussion or
a traumatic head injury;
(b) the
prohibition of the continued participation of a student removed under
Subsection (3)(a) until the student is evaluated by a trained qualified health
care professional;
(c) a written
statement from a trained qualified health care provider clearing a student
removed under Subsection (3)(a) to resume participation in a sporting
event;
(d) adequate training for
agents, consistent with their involvement and responsibility for supervising
students in sporting events and physical education classes, about traumatic
head injuries and response to suspected student injuries, consistent with the
law; and
(e) a requirement of
notice at least annually to parents of students who participate in sporting
events, to be acknowledged by a parent in writing, of an LEA's traumatic head
injury policy.
(4) An LEA
shall post the policy required under Subsection (2) on the LEA's website where
the information will be readily accessible to the public and to
parents.
(5) An LEA shall notify a
parent if an LEA becomes aware a student is reported to have experienced a head
injury during school hours or a school sanctioned activity, including during
free play.
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