High schools nationwide ask athletes to sign coronavirus waivers in case they die
High schools across America have a message for parents: If your kid gets sick and/or dies from coronavirus contracted during a voluntary extracurricular activity, you can’t sue us.
Several high schools, from California to Florida to Minnesota, have asked parents to sign liability waivers for kids starting summer activities.
In some places those activities, including everything from football two-a-days to band camp, have started as scheduled despite the increasing spread of coronavirus throughout much of the United States.
The waivers do not apply to fall classes. Districts have stressed this point, as the documents, which are still quite callous, have panicked parents.
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