Charter Schools Development Center (CSDC) 2026 Conference Charter Schools Development Center (CSDC) 2026 Conference

Spot the Risk: Identifying School Risks and Protection Measures

Schools face a variety of risks that can affect students, staff, property, and daily operations. Common risks include accidents and injuries, damage to buildings and equipment, theft, fire, natural disasters, cyberattacks, and liability claims arising from school activities. Insurance protection helps schools manage the financial impact of these risks. In this interactive session, participants will examine real case scenarios of risks, and learn how they can mitigate those risks, and understand what insurance coverages are necessary to protect schools from financial loss. By combining risk management practices with appropriate insurance coverage, schools can protect their resources, ensure continuity of education, and maintain a safe learning environment.

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Bettina Hooper
Managing Director, Member Services and Insurance
CharterSAFE

Bettina Hooper has been in the insurance industry for 39 years serving primarily public entities. Her career began in managing claims specializing general liability, employment practices and sexual abuse. She nationally third-party administration for public entities. More recently her focus is on CA Charter Schools exclusively with CharterSAFE.

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Laura Regan
Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources and Operations
Rocklin Academy Family of Schools

Laura Regan serves as the Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources and Operations at Rocklin Academy Family of Schools. Blending a background in private and public sector Human Resources with seven years of experience as an elementary school principal, Laura specializes in navigating organizational change and building collaborative cultures. She holds a degree in Business Administration and a masters in Cross-Cultural Teaching. Laura specializes in strategic recruitment, employee relations, and team building.

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