The State of Florida announced it is offering $2 million professional liability insurance coverage to educators and instructional staff (including teachers, learning resource specialists, education paraprofessionals and school librarians), reports the Tallahassee Democrat.
According to Education Commissioner Pam Stewart, the state-backed coverage will offer personnel protection from loss of income and "peace of mind" for incidents that happen at the workplace. The coverage will be provided through Gallagher & Co.
A similar coverage was introduced by the Florida legislature in 2001, but was stopped after a few years. The Florida Educators Professional Liability Insurance program was offered to teachers and instructional staff for free.
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