TASB Property Claims Adjuster Kim Shelly brings nearly four decades of experience to her relationship with Fund members.

Learn how tabletop exercises help school districts identify gaps, improve emergency response, and strengthen preparedness ...

TASB Risk Management Fund training, webinars, online learning, and events help Texas schools create safer learning and working environments for students and staff.

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 ...

On-the-job injuries have the power to drive up workers’ compensation claims costs. Other expenses come out of school budgets: hiring temporary employees and repairing equipment damaged in accidents.

Slips, trips, and falls remain one of the leading causes of workplace injury in educational settings. They can happen to anyone, anywhere on district property, but most are preventable with a little ...

The Fund's new Data Center makes it easier than ever for members to access and analyze details about their claims. But why would you invest time digging into your data? Director of Benefits Ashly ...

Fund members harness their unique experience and risk management expertise to create safe, welcoming learning environments. By participating in the Fund, members share knowledge and expertise for the ...

Round Rock ISD Risk Manager George Scherer is on a mission to embed workplace safety in the district's culture. He has an ally in Director of Custodial Services Quincy Bland. Collaborating with ...

(Austin) — The TASB Risk Management Fund won a unanimous jury verdict in Coleman County on Friday, Aug. 11, against a property claim lawsuit brought in 2021 by a West Central Texas school district.

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 ...