The Risk Roundtable for Small Districts is a monthly, virtual forum where you connect with peers, share solutions, and grow ...

Heat stress is a top concern for school employees working outdoors in Texas. Temperatures peak around late July to mid-August, but dangerous heat lingers far into fall. That’s why it is vital for ...

Help prevent slips, trips, and falls in educational settings with practical safety tips for all roles, teachers to custodians. Learn district-wide strategies and reporting steps to keep campuses safe.

Round Rock ISD Risk Manager George Scherer is on a mission to embed workplace safety in the district's culture. He has an ally in Director of Custodial Services Quincy Bland. Collaborating with ...

TASB Risk Management Fund is a self-insured, nonprofit risk pool of more than 1,000 Texas public education organizations — Texas’ largest — collaborating to share risk, protect resources, and succeed ...

Texas public school districts transport about 1.5 million students to their campuses each school day, and most trips occur without collisions or injuries. When they do happen, however, they command ...

The Texas Association of School Boards Risk Management Fund (the Fund) is pleased to announce the election of Russ Johnson of Lorena ISD to the Fund Board of Trustees. The election took place during ...

The back-to-school season brings a surge of activity and risk for operations teams. From lifting boxes to setting up classrooms, rushing through tasks can lead to serious injuries that delay your ...

The start of the school year is filled with excitement, but without proactive risk oversight, small issues can quickly spiral. District leaders and risk managers should keep an eye on these common ...

As your district welcomes students and staff back to campus, remember that cybercriminals often take advantage of new accounts, devices, and users flooding the network. In fact, cyberattacks targeting ...

Campus safety doesn’t start on the first day of class. It starts now. Before staff and students arrive, principals and facility leaders should conduct detailed walkthroughs to identify hazards, test ...

AUSTIN, Texas—Beginning Sept. 1, 2025, the new Chapter 118 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code introduces a change in school district liability—the first significant waiver of sovereign ...