During the second phase of this trial, participants assigned to the experimental group (Buchholz and Gainesville High Schools) will receive the current standard of care for return to learn following SRRC with the addition of InjureFree, a wed-based injury tracking and communication tool. InjureFree will serve as a centralized area for concussion management team members to communicate and document participant progress with the return to learn program.

During the second phase of this trial, participants assigned to the control group (Newberry, Santa Fe and Eastside High Schools) Will not receive any intervention other than the current standard of care for return to learn following SRRC currently in place.

The InjureFree software is a commercialized injury incident management platform for organizations working in sports and athlete care and is focused on providing administrators and caregivers' technology to enhance coordination of care. InjureFree will be utilized to track concussion management and communication following SRRC at Buchholz and Gainesville High Schools. This will not modify the current standard of practice for healthcare delivery, it will only modify the communication between members of the concussion management team

Participant will demonstrate increased ability in self-management of post-concussion symptoms. To measures self efficacy, the research team will utilize a 10-item scale with answers on a likert scale from 1-10 with 1 being not at all confident and 10 being completely confident. Examples of items are: How confident are you that you can manage your concussion symptoms with the instructions provided by the Concussion Management Team (CMT)? How confident are you that you can manage your return to the classroom with the instructions provided by the CMT? How confident are you that you can judge when the changes in your concussion symptoms means you should visit a doctor? How confident are you that you can exercise without making concussion symptoms worse? How confident are you that you can keep the symptoms of your concussion from interfering with the things you want to do?

Participant will express level of satisfaction with concussion management team (CMT) communication and care delivery throughout the return to learn (RTL) process. RTL communication satisfaction will be measured with a series of questions. The questions will consist of 5 items asking about levels of satisfaction with care coordination, availability of providers and CMT members, education on SRRC provided, understanding of RTL process and frequency of communication from CMT members during RTL. A 4-point Likert scale will be used ranging from not at all satisfied to very satisfied.

Participant will experience a decreased symptom burden as evidenced by scores utilizing the Post-Concussion Symptom Scale (PCSS). The PCSS is a widely used tool for assessing post-concussion symptoms. It measures various physical, cognitive, and emotional symptoms that individuals may experience following a concussion. Participants indicate symptom severity on a scale from 0-6 with zero being no symptoms and six being severe symptoms. Possible scores range from 0 to 132 with higher scores indicating a more severe burden of symptoms.