Assertion: cheerleader's school | /r/CapableOf | provide proper technique instruction
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text: In Rollins v. School District No. 1 and Fergus High School (2000), the Montana Supreme Court denied relief to a cheerleader who sustained a serious back injury in a fall from a pyramid while attending an independent summer cheer camp, but made clear in its ruling that schools and athletics personnel are liable for failure to supervise, provide proper technique instruction, communicate warnings, and to ensure proper immediate medical response at summer camps attended by cheerleaders at the direction of or under the sponsorship of high schools.
text: In Schultz v. Foster-Glocester Regional School District (2000), the Rhode Island Supreme Court reversed a lower court summary judgment for the defendants and held that the school and its cheer sponsor had potential liability for failure to supervise, provide proper technique instruction, provide a safe playing environment, and provide reasonable medical assistance to a cheerleader severely injured at practice when she fell onto a hardwood floor during a botched “basket toss” stunt.