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Pre-Season Parents Meeting

Pre-Season Parents Meeting. Lejeune High School www.lejeuneathletics.com www.am.dodea.edu/lejeune/lhs Coachschwartz.com. Introduction of Meeting. Why are we here? Required by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) For the Student-Athletes

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Pre-Season Parents Meeting

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  1. Pre-Season Parents Meeting Lejeune High School www.lejeuneathletics.com www.am.dodea.edu/lejeune/lhs Coachschwartz.com

  2. Introduction of Meeting • Why are we here? • Required by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) • For the Student-Athletes • Introductions of Athletic Family Debra Bryant, Athletic Director Wyonia Chevis, Principal Larry McRacken, Assistant Principal Tim Roelofs, Assistant Principal

  3. Lejeune High School Coaches • Golf: Rickey Hammond • Softball: Jackie Wagner & Kristin Lane • Baseball: Chad Fonville & Doug Erny • Girl’s Soccer: Glen Davis & George Schumacher • Boy’s Track: Darryl Schwartz & The Gunner • Girls’ Track: Debbie Bryant

  4. NCHSAA Physical Examination Requirements • Student must have a physical exam on record at LHS before he/she may practice or try-out • Physical is good for 365 days • Physicals are given at the school on the last day of exams at the end of the year • Forms can be picked up from the front office or downloaded from the LHS website • School insurance is required and must be paid before practice or try-outs ($11.00)

  5. Sports Medicine Program and Medical Support • Lejeune High School Sports Medicine Staff • Lisa Beavers, ATC-L • Team physicians: Dr.Leslie Rassner and Dr. Scott Playford • Student trainers from the sports medicine staff • Any injury/illness causing 5 missed games or practices must have MD’s note to return • All injuries must be reported to Ms. Beavers ASAP ( within 48 hours)

  6. Assumption of Risk • Athletics are inherently dangerous • Injuries do occur of various seriousness up to and including death • 90% of all athletes will suffer some injury • 50% of all athletes will suffer an injury that will cause the athlete to miss a practice or a game • Coaches, trainers and other school personnel will do all possible to prevent injuries and care for the injuries when they occur

  7. North Carolina High School Athletic Association Residency Requirements • Must live on base with at least one natural parent • Exceptions include: • 90 day letter • Court ordered custody • Exchange students

  8. NCHSAA Academic Requirements • Must pass minimum of 6 credited classes each semester • Can use dual enrollment classes as part of the 6 class requirement • If student-athlete is deemed ineligible, he/she is ineligible for the entire semester.

  9. NCHSAAAttendance Requirements • Must be in attendance 85% of previous semester • Can not be absent more than 13.5 days per semester • The 13.5 day limit includes excused and unexcused absences • If a student-athlete is deemed ineligible, he/she is ineligible for the entire semester

  10. NCHSAA Age Requirement • Student-athletes may not be 19 before October 16, 2007. • Birthday on or before Oct. 16th 1987 will be ineligible

  11. NCHSAA Legal Requirements • Student that is a convicted felon or is a convicted juvenile for a crime that would be considered a felony as an adult is ineligible for the remainder of his or her high school career

  12. NCHSAA Eight Consecutive Semester Requirements • Student athlete has 8 consecutive semesters to compete in high school athletics • If he is ineligible for 1 or more semesters, he loses that semester of eligibility

  13. NCHSAA Hardship Requests • Under special circumstances, NCHSAA can be petitioned for a hardship consideration • Situation has to be out of the control of the student, parent, and school • A letter and documentation explaining hardship must be provided by the parents • Ignorance of the rule is not considered a hardship

  14. Camp Lejeune High School Academic Policy • Grades on progress reports and report cards will be used to determine athletic eligibility. Student-athletes must pass and be passing 8 credited courses • Suspension: Mid-Quarter Progress Report • 1)  Any student-athlete who earns one (1) or more F’s or three (3) or more D’s will have playing privileges suspended immediately.  During the suspension, the student-athlete may attend practice but may not participate in games or matches, may not dress for games or matches, and will not be allowed to travel with the team on the bus. • 2) For mid-quarter progress reports: student-athletes will regain eligibility as soon as the F(s) and/or D’s have been removed. The student-athlete must pick up the athletic grade update form from the athletic director and return it to her with updated grades and teacher signatures. • 3) For report cards: student-athletes will remain on suspension for at least two (2) weeks.

  15. Camp Lejeune High School Academic Policy • Probation: Mid-Quarter Progress Report and Report Card • 1)  Any student-athlete who has two (2) D’s for the reporting period will be placed on probation.  During the first two weeks of the probation, the student-athlete will be allowed to attend practice and to participate in games or matches. • 2)  If the student’s grades have not improved during the two-week probationary period, the probation will be extended by one week.  During this period, the student-athlete may practice but will not be allowed to play in games or matches, to dress for games or matches, or travel with the team on the bus.

  16. Lejeune High School Requirements and Expectations • No use of drugs, alcohol or tobacco products allowed by student athlete • Consequences-loss of eligibility • Attendance the day of and day after the game is required unless prior approval • Travel to and from the game with the team • Will release student-athlete to his/her parent after the game • Or to another parent with prior approval from the principal

  17. Coaches Requirements and Expectations • Coaches have team rules that are reviewed by the AD and given to the student-athletes • These rules may be more, but not less, stringent than NCHSAA, CLDS or LHS rules • These rules will be discussed in the break-out meetings with the coaches • Coaches have the right to expect student-athletes to be committed to the team for the duration of the season

  18. Expectations of the Parents • Positive support and communication with the student-athlete • Open communications with the coaches, athletic director and school administration • Modeling positive sportsmanship and fairplay

  19. Season and Yearly Athletic Passes • Season Passes-$30.00 per adult • Yearly Passes-$65.00 per adult • Lejeune High School Student Passes-$20.00 plus $1.00 at the gate • Per game admission • Adult-Middle School-$5.00 • Grades 1-5-$3.00 with adult admission

  20. Next Steps • The Parental Permission, Assumption of Risk, Student and Parent Pledges need to be reviewed, signed and returned to the coaches no later than one week from today or the student-athlete will be ineligible to play until it is returned.

  21. Breakout Sessions:Meet with the Coaches • Track- Auditorium • Softball-Health Classroom • Soccer-Back of Cafeteria • Golf- Front of Cafeteria • Baseball- Ms. Bixiones Rm

  22. Thanks for Coming • Together • Everyone • Achieves • More Go Pups!!! • www.am.dodea.edu/lejeune/lhs • www.lejeuneathletics.com

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