report or not?
time matters
what's missing?
emergency or routine?
communication counts
100

A student trips and scrapes their knee. They’re fine after a bandage. Report?

Yes. Any injury, no matter how minor, should be reported.

100

How soon should an incident report be submitted after an incident?

Immediately or by the end of the day. (based on severity)

100

Reports must include the 5 W’s: Who, What, Where, ______, Why.

When

100

A student has a paper cut, emergency or routine?

Routine

100

Who must you inform immediately after a serious incident?

Site Coordinator or OGM

200

Two students argue loudly but walk away. No physical contact. Report?

Yes. Behavioral conflicts should be documented.

200

When is the deadline to notify families after an incident involving injury?

Same day, as soon as possible.

200

Every report must be signed by ______.

The reporting staff member

200

A student faints suddenly and doesn’t wake right away. Emergency or Routine?

Emergency

200

Should you share incident details with other students or parents?

No, maintain confidentiality.

300

A student tells you their stomach hurts but feels better after resting. Report?

Yes. Illness complaints should be documented, even if they improve.

300

If a serious injury occurs, how fast must emergency services be contacted?

Immediately. Safety first.

(always inform coordinator)

300

The most important detail about the child’s condition should go in the ______ section.

Part of body affected section (with notes)

300

A child has a seizure for the first time. Emergency or Routine?

Emergency

300

What’s the most respectful way to share an injury report with a parent?

In private and with calm professionalism.

400

A student shares that a peers' boyfriend followed them on instagram. Report?

No, unless there is further conflict and escalation.

400

If you’re unsure whether to report, what’s your first step?

Notify your Site Coordinator or Supervisor right away.

400

If witnesses were present, you should include their ______.

Names and statements

400

A child spilled a cup of water on themselves. Emergency or Routine?

routine.

400

You’re unsure how to phrase something in a report. Who should you ask?

Your supervisor

500

A student loses their bag of Takis. No conflict involved. Report?

No, unless there’s a conflict or escalation involved.

500

Why is time-stamping an incident report important?

It provides a legal timeline and protects everyone involved.

500

Instead of assumptions, write only ______

Facts/observations

500

A parent shows up appearing intoxicated. Emergency or Routine?

Emergency — potential safety concern.

500

After an incident, staff must debrief. Why?

To improve future response and ensure clarity.