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Pure Performance Code Nigh t

Pure Performance Code Nigh t. Tonight’s Agenda:. Goals: Familiarize athletes and parents with the key points of the code of ethics. Provide an opportunity for parents to meet with their athlete’s coaches. Review Pure Performance Education Breakout for Team meetings.

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Pure Performance Code Nigh t

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  1. Pure Performance Code Night

  2. Tonight’s Agenda: • Goals: • Familiarize athletes and parents with the key points of the code of ethics. • Provide an opportunity for parents to meet with their athlete’s coaches. • Review Pure Performance Education • Breakout for Team meetings

  3. What is Pure Performance? • Drug, alcohol, tobacco and steroid prevention education. • Pure Performance Goals: • Educate our student athletes on the dangers of substance abuse on their health and athletic performance. • Educate students with simple strategies for saying “no” • Meet Oregon State Law, which requires drug, alcohol and steroid education for all Oregon high school students.

  4. Drug and Alcohol Data from a LCSD High School: • 2010 Oregon Wellness Survey: • Survey’s Oregon’s 6th, 8th and 11th grade students • Sponsored by the Oregon Department of Human Services • Findings: (Junior Class) • 41.2% had used alcohol in the past 30 days • 22.1% had used tobacco in the past 30 days • 33.7% had used marijuana in the past 30 days • 33.7% had used “any illicit” drug in the past 30 days

  5. Drug and Alcohol Data: • More Findings: • More Juniors said that tobacco (89%) has a greater perception of risk than marijuana (25.6%) • Juniors said their parents would disapprove more of cigarettes (96.5%) than both alcohol (75.6%) and marijuana (82.1%) • Between 70 and 75% of Juniors said that alcohol, tobacco and marijuana were easily available to them

  6. Code of Ethics Key Points

  7. Code of Ethics: Key Points • How does an athlete become ineligible? • Grades • Attendance • Behavior • Ineligible Athletes: • May practice with the team • May not participate in contests, dress down, or travel with the team if school is to be missed • May sit with the team at home contests

  8. Grades: • Underclassmen must be taking and passing at least 6 classes • Seniors with 20+ credits must take and pass at least 5 classes • One F or below a 2.0 GPA = program of academic assistance • More than one F = ineligibility for 6 weeks • One F and below a 2.0 = ineligibility until the student can prove they have met grade eligibility.

  9. OSAA Credit Standards: • Prior to Sophomore year = 4 credits • Prior to Junior year = 9.5 credits • Prior to Senior year = 16 credits

  10. Attendance: • No absences on the day of a game • Prearranged absences may be made with the AD or Administration • Any unexcused absences may be grounds for ineligibility for one or more games

  11. School Pride and Sportsmanship: • Behavior that reflects poorly on the activity group, school district, or community at large may be grounds for suspension and/or removal from the activity. • Examples: Law infractions, vandalism, poor sportsmanship, inappropriate cyber imaging, fighting, etc

  12. Chemical Health Violations: First Offense: • Suspension from 33% of regular season contests • Balance will carry over to next season • Completion of Drug and Alcohol assessment / Treatment • Meet with law enforcement • Reconcile with peers as determined by coach

  13. Chemical Health Violations: Second Offense: • Suspension from 50% of regular season contests • Balance will carry over to next season • Completion of Drug and Alcohol assessment / Treatment • Meet with law enforcement • Reconcile with peers as determined by coach

  14. Chemical Health Violations: Third Offense: • Suspension from all sports and activities for one calendar year • Completion of Drug and Alcohol assessment / Treatment • Meet with law enforcement • Gain approval of reinstatement from the school principal

  15. Example Suspension: • 9 Regular Season Football Games • 33% = 3 Games • Student X Gets suspended for the last game of the season • They have completed 11% of their suspension; 22% remains for the next season • 21 Regular Season Basketball Games • 22% of 21 Games = 4.62 • Student will sit 4 games

  16. Chemical Health Violations: Tobacco: • The student will lose competition eligibility for 14 calendar days.

  17. Wrap up: • Make sure you have signed in • Take the Pure Performance class on-line • Talk to your kids about the data you saw tonight • Remember: The best predictor of what your child will do, or is doing, is the peer group they are associated with.

  18. CoachesMeetings: • Football: Room • Volleyball: Room • XC: Room • Cheer: Room

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