Children on Campus

Important Updates

A new policy — SPG 601.91 Clery Act Compliance — outlines the expectations of the U-M Division of Public Safety and Security and employees designated as CSAs in the university’s compliance with the Clery Act.  Adults working with minors have been identified as CSAs and must complete the mandatory training annually in addition to the required CoC training modules. Any questions related to Clery training requirements can be directed to CleryAct-Compliance@umich.edu.

Medical Issues

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  • Maintain “Authorization to Treat” and “Medical Information” forms in a central location
  • It’s recommended that at least one adult be certified in CPR/First Aid
  • Develop policies, procedures, and protocols for responding to life-threatening allergic reactions (especially related to food triggers)

Children with chronic medical conditions or other special healthcare needs are more susceptible to medical emergencies and require a heightened sense of readiness

  • Work with medical professionals to develop individual emergency care plans as needed
    • These should be copied and made available to medical personnel if hospital treatment should become necessary