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Spring PAC Meeting 2018: Prior Lake Education Program

Learn about our Education-based co-curricular program emphasizing growth and life lessons through sports. Understand student and athlete responsibilities, eligibility criteria, and the chain of communication.

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Spring PAC Meeting 2018: Prior Lake Education Program

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  1. Spring PAC Meeting 2018 We Are Prior Lake! 1/18/2018

  2. Activities Department Jane Jolitz, Assistant Nancy Theis, Assistant Russ Reetz, Director Beth Fuller, Assistant Director Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  3. My Purpose I lead to connect students with meaningful adults that foster love, appreciation, kindness, empathy and respect for self & others. Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  4. What we are… Spring PAC Meeting 2018 We are an Education based co-curricular program We are an Extension of the classroom We emphasize growth & improvement We reward effort not just winning We give permission to fail We focus first on human beings and second on human doings

  5. What we are not… Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  6. Goal vs Purpose Spring PAC Meeting 2018 Winning is the goal; its not our purpose Our purpose is teaching life lessons through sport Less than 3% of high school athletes will play beyond high school at any level!

  7. 97% Will have a terminal experience Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  8. Star Qualities • Self-confidence • Risk-taking • Self-motivated • Responsible • Self-disciplined • Flexible • Working with Others • Courage • Committed • Focused • Persistent • Grit Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  9. Student Responsibilities Spring PAC Meeting 2018 • Student agrees to obey the laws of nation, state, community, and school. • Violations result in period of ineligibility which follows MSHSL guidelines. • Common violations - Theft./Vandalism - Academic cheating/copying of work - Fighting/Insubordination • Online Social Sites: Twitter, AskFM, Instagram, Tumblr Students are held accountable for the images posted

  10. Athlete Accountability Spring PAC Meeting 2018 • Accountability to SELF. • Accountability to your TEAM. • Accountability to your PARENTS. • Accountability to your EDUCATION. • Accountability to your SCHOOL.

  11. Chain of Communication • Student Athlete to Coach • Parent to Athlete. • Parent & Athlete to Coach • Parent & Athlete to Head coach • Parent & Athlete to AD • Parent to Building Principal • Let’s all focus on the wellbeing of the student/athlete and the good of the team. Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  12. Spring PAC Meeting 2018 General Eligibility • Record of physical exam which is good for 3 years. • Completion of online MSHSL eligibility/Registration forms. (Fee Pay) • Payment of Athletic Fee • No refunds after first two weeks of the season unless injury prohibits student from completing the season.

  13. Attendance Spring PAC Meeting 2018 • In school all day, unless pre-excused by parent(s), in order to practice or play that evening. • Pre-excused absences- doctor, dentist, funeral, college visit. Please notify Activities and Attendance Offices in advance (Email please) • No sleeping in the morning after a game/event! • Too sick to come to school= too sick to play!

  14. Spring PAC Meeting 2018 Academic Eligibility *Coaches have access to each players grades and attendance. *Failure at a marking period results in academic probation. (Mid-Term and every 2 weeks after) April 9th is the Quarter 3 grade check (Those who have an F at quarter are placed on probation. Formal grade checks take place May 2nd, May 16, May 30 * If student is not back on track after two weeks will be ineligible until passing all classes. *Student meets with teacher to develop a plan and timeline to address the “F” *Weekly progress from teacher

  15. Transportation Spring PAC Meeting 2018 We provide Transportation to & from most events Athletes are required to ride the bus to events Coaches will discuss process for riding home from an event with a parent You may not ride home from an event with anyone other than your parent with prior approval from the activities office. Students may not drive to/from an event without prior approval from the parent, activities and coach

  16. Chemical Eligibility • Student shall not useor consume, have in possession, buy, sell, or give away tobacco, alcohol, other controlled substances, or drug paraphernalia. • Applies to 12 months a year. • Applies continuously from the first signing of MSHSL Eligibility Form • Education, Accountability, Support Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  17. Chemical Eligibility: 1st Violation • 1st Violation- 25% of the competitive season • As a team member during ineligibility, athlete must attend practices, meet team and coaches expectations, and complete the season. • Violation may result in loss of post season awards and honors. Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  18. Chemical Eligibility: 2nd Violation • 2nd violation- Ineligible for 50% of the competitive season. • As a team member during the ineligibility period, athlete must attend practices, meet team and coach expectations and complete the season. Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  19. Chemical Eligibility: 3rd Violation • 3rd Violation- Student will lose eligibility for one calendar year. • The athlete may choose to practice with the team. Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  20. Spring PAC Meeting 2018 Liz Cervenka, ATC Prior Lake High School

  21. What is an Athletic Trainer? • Prevention • Evaluation • Treatment • Rehab • Management/Return to Play …..Of musculoskeletal injuries and concussions. My goal is to return the athlete back to play as soon as safely possible, not to have them sitting out. Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  22. Additional Services • Physical Therapy clinics • Savage • Lakeville • Burnsville • Fairview Sports and Orthopedic Care clinics • Burnsville • Eden Prairie Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  23. Spring Home Event Coverage • JV and Varsity: • Boys/Girls Lax • Varsity: • Baseball/Softball • B/G Track and Field Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  24. Athletic Training Room • Spring Hours • 3:00-5:00pm • Location • Between boys/girls athletic locker rooms. Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  25. MSHSLRule (Bylaw 107.00) • If your son/daughter is seen or treated by a physician for an injury or serious illness, they must bring a written note from the physician before they can return to practice or play in a game. • This is for the student’s protection as well as to keep everyone informed as to the student’s readiness to return to participation. Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  26. Concussion Testing • Baseline testing • Tool used to determine brain function under normal conditions • Approx. 30 minute computerized test • Retake baseline test every 2 years. • Cost: FREE! Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  27. Concussion Testing • Post Concussion Testing • Taken only if a concussion has occurred. • Taken once symptom free. • Not used to diagnosis a concussion • Baseline test score is compared to post-concussion test score. • Used to determine if the athlete needs to be held out from activity longer, not to return them back to participation sooner. • Cost: $20 Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  28. Spring Concussion Testing • When: • Wednesday, March 7, 2018 • Starting group testing at 3:30PM • Location: Testing Center (Media) • Cost: Free! • First come, first served. If you arrive after testing instructions have been given, you will be asked to wait until the next session. Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  29. Concussion Protocol/Return to Play • No activity/complete rest until symptom free for min. 24 hours • Light exercise (bike/walk) • Sport specific exercise (running/skating/resistance training) • Non-contact training drills • Full contact practice • Game play • Protocol to be started and managed under the direction of an appropriate health care provider. Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  30. Contact Info • plhsactivities.org • Training Room tab has email, phone number, and voicemail number. Email is best. • Ecerven1@fairview.org • 952-226-8694 • In the event of an injury, every effort is made to contact a parent or guardian. • Communication is vital. Please contact me if you have any questions or concerns. Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  31. Break Out Sessions LABC: Memberships available -Discount to all events -Discount on Punch Cards -Ask your sport rep for more info Coach: Lettering policy, attendance policy, tryouts, team selection, transportation, attendance, playing time ect. Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  32. Break Out Sessions Team Break Out Rooms Boys Lax: Lecture Hall Boys Golf: Room 248 & 249 Girls Golf: Room 293 Synch Swim: Room 100 Boys Tennis: Room 292 Girls Lax: Center Commons Girls Track: Auditorium Boys Track: Gold Gym Baseball: First floor media Softball: Choir Room Spring PAC Meeting 2018

  33. Room 292 & 293 2nd floor Choir Room You are here Room 111 Room 342 3rd Floor Room 248 2nd floor Room 213 2nd Floor Room 333 Third Floor

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