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Safe School Plan Continued14. Playgrounds comply with regulations pertaining to the design, installation, inspection andmaintenance of playgrounds and playground equipment.15. None of the following activities are permitted unless the activity is properly supervised andeach participant has insurance coverage:A. TrampoliningB. Scuba divingC. SkateboardingD. Hang glidingE. SailingF. Water skiingG. Snow tripsH. BicyclingI. MotorcyclingJ. Target shootingK. Horseback ridingL. RodeoM. BreakdancingN. Other activities determined by the school principal to have a high risk to student safety.16. Students' exposure to excessive noise in classrooms is monitored and hearing protection isprovided as necessary.17. Eye safety devices are used whenever students are engaged in or observing an activity orusing hazardous substances likely to cause injury to the eyes._________: Developed/Revised DateReference: Safety, BP 300.5362
Safe School Plan ContinuedBakersfield City School DistrictOUTSIDERS/VISITORS CHECKLISTGoal of Checklist. This checklist is intended to help establish a safety perimeteraround the school, to control entry, exit, and removal of visitors and outsiders tothe campus consistent with Board Policy 300.46 entitled Outsiders/Visitors.CHECKLISTCHECKLISTA notice has been posted at every entrance to school and school grounds setting forthvisitor/outsider registration requirements, hours during which registration is required, theregistration location, the route to take to that location, and the penalties for violation of registrationrequirements.All visitors to the campus, except students of the school and staff members, shall registerimmediately upon entering any school building or grounds when school is in session.Visits during school hours, including classroom visits are arranged with the teacher andprincipal/designee and are subject to specific procedures and limitations.Appointments with teachers are set during non-instructional time.Visitors shall wear a visible means of identification provided by the school for visits while onschool premises.Employees direct visitors and outsiders without identification directly to the office.To register for entrance onto the campus, all visitors to the campus shall, upon request, furnish theprincipal or designee with his/her name, address and occupation; his/her age, if less than 21;his/her purpose for entering school grounds; proof of identity; and other information consistent.“Outsiders” include every visitor to the school campus except the following: a student of theschool, unless currently under suspension; a parent/guardian of a student of the school; aGoverning Board member or district employee; a public employee whose employment requiresbeing on school grounds, or any person who is on school grounds at the school's request; arepresentative of a school employee organization who is engaged in activities related to therepresentation of school employees; an elected public official, and; a publisher, editor, reporter orother person connected with or employed by a newspaper, magazine, other periodical, radiostation or television station.63
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