Workers Compensation Ronald Wayne Smith was employed by Modesto High School as a temporary math instructor. In addition, he coached the girls base-ball and basketball teams. The contract under which he was employed stated that he may be required to devote a reasonable amount of time to other duties in addition to instructional duties. The teachers in the school system were evaluated once a year regarding both instructional duties and noninstructional duties, including sponsorship or the supervision of out-of-classroom student activities.The high schools math club holds an annual end-of-year outing. A picnic was scheduled to be held at the Modesto Reservoir. The students invited their math teachers, including Smith, to attend. The food was paid for by math club members dues. Smith attended the pic-nic with his wife and three children. One of the students brought along a windsurfer. Smith watched the students as they used it before and after the picnic. When Smith tried it himself, he fell and was seriously injured. He died shortly thereafter. Mrs. Smith filed a claim for workers compensation benefits, to which the employer objected. Are Smiths activities at the time of the accident employ-ment related?