RCW 28A.600.192
Diagnosed concussions—Annual reports by public schools.
(1) Beginning with the 2020-21 school year, public schools must annually report information about each diagnosed concussion sustained by a student during athletic and other activities using a procedure developed by the department of health under RCW 43.70.435.
(2) At a minimum, the following information must be reported: Student's grade and gender, whether the student had a previous concussion, the event date and location of the diagnosed concussion, the type and level of activity that the student was participating in at the time of the event, whether it was a practice or competition, any known cause of the event, when during the activity the injury occurred, whether protective equipment was worn on the injured student's head at the time of the event, the type of surface on which the event occurred, who initially examined the student at the time of the event, whether the student was removed from the activity at the time of the event, and follow-up information related to whether the student was given a written authorization to return to the activity by the end of the season in which the event occurred and the amount of time before the student was authorized to return to the learning environment.
[ 2020 c 347 § 1.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Title 28A - Common School Provisions
28A.600.006 - Condensed compliance reports—Second-class districts.
28A.600.022 - Suspended or expelled students—Reengagement plan.
28A.600.027 - Student expression in school-sponsored media.
28A.600.030 - Grading policies—Option to consider attendance.
28A.600.035 - Policies on secondary school access and egress.
28A.600.040 - Pupils to comply with rules and regulations.
28A.600.045 - Comprehensive guidance and planning programs for students.
28A.600.050 - State honors awards program established—Purpose.
28A.600.060 - State honors awards program—Areas included.
28A.600.070 - State honors awards program—Rules.
28A.600.080 - State honors awards program—Materials—Recognition by business and industry encouraged.
28A.600.100 - Washington scholars' program—Purpose.
28A.600.110 - Washington scholars' program—Established—Scope.
28A.600.120 - Washington scholars' program—Administration—Cooperation with other agencies.
28A.600.130 - Washington scholars' program—Planning committee—Composition—Duties.
28A.600.160 - Educational pathways.
28A.600.192 - Diagnosed concussions—Annual reports by public schools.
28A.600.207 - Extracurricular activities—Streamlining fee collection.
28A.600.210 - School locker searches—Findings.
28A.600.220 - School locker searches—No expectation of privacy.
28A.600.230 - School locker searches—Authorization—Limitations.
28A.600.240 - School locker searches—Notice and reasonable suspicion requirements.
28A.600.280 - Dual credit programs—Annual report.
28A.600.285 - Dual credit programs—Impact on financial aid eligibility—Guidelines.
28A.600.287 - College in the high school program.
28A.600.290 - College in the high school program—Funding.
28A.600.300 - Running start program—Definition.
28A.600.320 - Running start program—Information on enrollment.
28A.600.330 - Running start program—Maximum terms of enrollment for high school credit.
28A.600.340 - Running start program—Enrolled students not displaced.
28A.600.350 - Running start program—Enrollment for secondary and postsecondary credit.
28A.600.370 - Running start program—Postsecondary credit.
28A.600.380 - Running start program—School district not responsible for transportation.
28A.600.390 - Running start program—Rules.
28A.600.400 - Running start program—Existing agreements not affected.
28A.600.410 - Alternatives to suspension—Encouraged.
28A.600.420 - Firearms on school premises, transportation, or facilities—Penalty—Exemptions.
28A.600.455 - Gang activity—Suspension or expulsion.
28A.600.477 - Prohibition of harassment, intimidation, and bullying.
28A.600.480 - Reporting of harassment, intimidation, or bullying—Retaliation prohibited—Immunity.