Learn Tier II reporting requirements for Texas schools and universities, key deadlines, common mistakes, and tips to stay ...

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 ...

Winter storms don’t just threaten roofs, pipes, and parking lots. They also introduce operational and financial risks for your district’s technology infrastructure. Power outages, voltage fluctuations ...

Hail can damage most exposed surfaces, but the majority of damage is to roofs, followed by damage to heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment. How can Fund members minimize weather ...

Based on member feedback, the Fund developed a new, secure, on-demand payment report. New payment details include Policy Number, Occupation, and Department. Claim data is updated daily, empowering you ...

When you think of MBA careers, investment banker, stockbroker, or consultant might come to mind. But Eleonora Mujica chose a different path. After earning her MBA, Eleonora (who goes by Ely) joined ...

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 ...

Those in a learning environment are exposed to germs and potentially infectious agents daily. Any bodily fluid carries the risk of disease and puts you in danger of infection, from cleaning up a ...

Workplace injuries cost employers $176.5 billion and 103 billion lost workdays in 2023, according to the National Safety Council. In the education/health industries, the Texas Department of Insurance ...

Many school districts rely on a select group of employees to respond when an incident happens. That system works well for addressing accidents after they occur, but it can also mean missing valuable ...

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 ...