Accidents

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Athletics

Accidents

Student-athletes must report all injuries to the team coach immediately, even if medical attention is not required.
Student-athletes must notify the coach if they plan on going to a doctor.
The coach must file an accident report with the nurse promptly after an accident.
The procedure for coaches to follow in the event of an accident at home or away athletic event or practice:

Administer first aid
Contact rescue squad for ambulance, if necessary.
Contact parents
Coaches must carry emergency information on each of the players.

Coaches are trained in First Aid and CPR. They are instructed to use their best judgment in handling emergency situations.
If a student-athlete is to be transported to a hospital, they will be accompanied by a coach or a responsible adult (in the absence of a parent). This person will remain with the student-athlete until the parent(s) arrive, or treatment has begun.
Under no circumstances will the remainder of the team be left unsupervised. If it is necessary to leave the students under the supervision of a bus driver, there will be no game or practice action.
The bus driver will merely supervise the group.
If a doctor has removed an athlete from physical activity, the school nurse and or the school doctor are required to re-examine them to return to participation.