View Single Post
  #30   Spotlight this post!  
Unread 26-06-2005, 00:24
Gdeaver Gdeaver is offline
Registered User
FRC #1640
Team Role: Mentor
 
Join Date: Mar 2004
Rookie Year: 2001
Location: West Chester, Pa.
Posts: 1,370
Gdeaver has a reputation beyond reputeGdeaver has a reputation beyond reputeGdeaver has a reputation beyond reputeGdeaver has a reputation beyond reputeGdeaver has a reputation beyond reputeGdeaver has a reputation beyond reputeGdeaver has a reputation beyond reputeGdeaver has a reputation beyond reputeGdeaver has a reputation beyond reputeGdeaver has a reputation beyond reputeGdeaver has a reputation beyond repute
Re: Bylaws for 501(c)3 Designation

I have a question for teams that have gone independent from a school district. How do you handle insurance? Our robot team is an official school district sponsored team. Both the students, teachers, and outside mentors are covered under the school districts policy. The coverage and protection is considerable however, there is allot of bureaucratic demands placed on the teacher in charge. In the past, some adult mentors looked at moving the team to a Scouting America venture club. The venture club looked like it would solve the insurance and non-profit issues. Our school district more or less said it's their way or good luck. No money, no support, no free use of facilities. How is this handled by independent teams?
Reply With Quote