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The document outlines the 2015-2016 Student Accident Coverage provided by K&K Insurance Group, Inc., detailing the benefits and options available for accident-only insurance coverage for students. It specifies maximum benefits, deductibles, and various coverage plans, including costs for different options such as 24-hour coverage and at-school coverage. The policy includes exclusions and limitations, emphasizing that it is a limited benefit policy governed by a Master Policy held by the school district.

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Begin by entering the student's last name, first name, and middle name in the designated fields.
Fill in the date of birth, street address, city, state, and zip code for accurate identification.
Select the name of the school district and school from the dropdown menus provided.
Indicate the grade level by checking the appropriate box for Pre-K/Headstart, Kindergarten/Elementary, Middle School, or High School/Above.
Have a parent or guardian sign and date the form to authorize enrollment.
Choose your desired insurance plan option by checking one of the boxes under Accident Only Coverage Plans.
Calculate and enter the total amount due including any applicable fees before submitting your payment information.

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What does a student accident policy cover?

Student Accident Insurance Coverage Details Plan designs are tailored to meet the schools needs and may provide accident medical, accidental death and dismemberment, and accident dental benefits. Policies are written on an annual policy term and may cover summer school activities.

Is student accident insurance worth the cost?

Decreases Parental Stress. When a child is injured, it can be a stressful time for parents, and getting the care they need is the top priority. Having student accident insurance allows families to focus more on their children rather than the additional costs associated with injuries during this stressful time.

What does accident insurance pay for?

It protects students against financial loss from medical and hospital bills. It ensures that individual school officials are charged for negligence for any accidents in the school. It encourages prompt reporting of injuries.

What does student accident insurance cover?

Whether its a minor sprain or a more serious injury, student and student-athlete accident insurance provides a layer of protection for school-related injuries. Additional catastrophic insurance coverage protects students and schools from rare major accidents that can lead to financial calamity for families.

What to do with car insurance when a kid goes to college?

College, university and trade school students are typically covered under their parents car insurance, as long as they live at the same address as their parents when not at school. Review your specific policy to see if your child is covered.