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KWHS Student-Athlete Leadership Program

Join the KWHS Student-Athlete Leadership Team to share ideas, build skills, and support school events. Expectations include behavior, grades, and community involvement. Commit to excellence and demonstrate leadership on and off the field.

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KWHS Student-Athlete Leadership Program

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  1. KWHS Athletic Seminar 2018-19 Conch Pride Commitment…Determination…Tradition

  2. Commit to a team! SPRING SPORTS • BASEBALL • BOYS & GIRLS LACROSSE • SOFTBALL • BOYS & GIRLS TENNIS • BOYS & GIRLS TRACK Unified Track Conchettes, Sideline Cheerleading Fall Sports Boys & Girls Cross Country Football Boys & Girls Golf Boys & Girls Swimming Volleyball Winter Sports Boys & Girls Basketball Boys & Girls Soccer Boys & Girls Wrestling Competitive Cheerleading Girls Weightlifting

  3. Unified Champion Schools • KWHS Unified Sports – Track • Unified sports: Special Olympics teammates and partners practice and play together on Unified Sports teams, in either competitive or recreational setting. • Whole – School Events: Fans in the Stands & The R-Word Campaign Club Sponsor and Coach: Tami Dannacker Rm. 1-136

  4. Conch Student-Athlete Leadership TeamC.S.A.L.T • Share leadership ideas • Learn mentoring skills • Learn team building techniques • Assist with athletic events • Assist with athletic fundraisers • Know, model, and understand the code of conduct • Become familiar with athletic department philosophy and expectations • Giving back to the community • Increase school spirit

  5. Student-athletes are bound to a higher standard. We expect our student-athletes to demonstrate leadership on campus and within the community. • Appropriate Behavior • Attendance & Tardies • Grading Policies – Must have a 2.0 on the 4 week progress reports and no travel with 2 or more Fs • Hazing • Social Media – Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snap Chat – THINK BEFORE YOU POST! Nothing is truly private…EVER! • Consequences for inappropriate behavior Commit to Excellence: Student-Athlete Contract LEADERSHIP IS ABOUT MAKING OTHERS BETTER AS A RESULT OF YOUR PRESENCE AND MAKING SURE THAT IMPACT LASTS IN YOUR ABSENCE. When you join an athletic team you become part of something bigger than yourself. You represent your team & KWHS. You have a responsibility to your team! • Respect, Responsibility, Dedication, Determination, Sportsmanship, Community

  6. Requirements to participate • Completed athletic packet • Copy of insurance • Concussion Course Certificate • Sudden Cardiac Arrest Course Certificate • Heat Illness Prevention Course Certificate • Sports Physical • AHEC is on campus every Tuesday, Thursday & Friday • Cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher • MCSD Consent & Authorization for random drug testing

  7. MCSD Drug Testing Procedures • District-wide drug testing will be implemented in the 2018-2019 school year for all athletes in season and students participating in performance groups in accordance with policy 2431.04. • Each athlete and performance group member will be assigned a number. • The district will use a random number generator to select which athletes/performance group members will be tested that month. • If selected, students will be brought to the AHEC clinic to provide a urine sample and the AHEC nurse will identify the results. • If the result is positive, the sample will be taken to the court house to be retested to verify the results. • If the result is negative, students will return to play immediately. • If the results are positive, students will be subject to suspension from athletic participation. • Students may Refuse to participate in drug testing, but this will forfeit their eligibility to participate in athletics or any performance groups for the remainder of the current school year. For additional details pertaining to the MCSD Interscholastic Athletics/Activities Alcohol and Drug Testing Policy please visit https://monroe-k12.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=6323837&GUID=44B7A57F-E888-4795-BF20-3B90AE0611A3

  8. MCSD Drug Testing First Positive Test/Use: • Students who test positive will be suspended from participation for 10 school days (scheduled contest days that fall on weekends, holidays or breaks will count towards the 10 days). • Students are required to attend practice during the full ineligibility period. They will sit out of practice and watch for the first 5 days of the suspension then begin participating in practices for the last 5 days of the suspension. • Students are required to complete a minimum of 3 hours of drug/alcohol counseling. If additional counseling is recommended, students will be required to continue counseling until released by the counselor. • Students must also agree to submit to subsequent school-based drug tests. For additional details pertaining to the MCSD Interscholastic Athletics/Activities Alcohol and Drug Testing Policy please visit https://monroe-k12.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=6323837&GUID=44B7A57F-E888-4795-BF20-3B90AE0611A3

  9. MCSD Drug Testing Second Positive Test/Use: • Students who test positive a 2nd time will be suspended from participation for 30 school days (scheduled contest days that fall on weekends, holidays or breaks will count towards the 30 days). • Students are required to attend practice during the full ineligibility period. They will sit out of practice and watch for the first 20 days of the suspension then begin participating in practices for the last 10 days of the suspension. • Students are required to complete a minimum of 3 hours of drug/alcohol counseling. If additional counseling is recommended, students will be required to continue counseling until released by the counselor. • Students must also agree to submit to subsequent school-based drug tests. Third Positive Test/Use: • Students who test positive a 3rd time will be suspended from participation for the remainder of the school year. For additional details pertaining to the MCSD Interscholastic Athletics/Activities Alcohol and Drug Testing Policy please visit https://monroe-k12.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=F&ID=6323837&GUID=44B7A57F-E888-4795-BF20-3B90AE0611A3

  10. Committed to Safety:Athletic Trainer, Gabby Kachur • Injury/illness prevention and protection • Protocol if you are injured • Clinical evaluation • Immediate and emergency care • Treatment and Rehabilitation

  11. Heat/Hydration Issues Hydration • Things to Eat • Pasta, Sandwiches, Bananas, Protein shakes, Soups. • Drink Gatorade, and Water. • Coco Water • Food to avoid • Fried foods • Sodas • A lot of Juice • Definitely Energy Drinks. Tips to prevent heat issues • You can sweat up to 2.5 Liters in1 hr of practice. That’s more than a coke bottle. • Drink Water and Gatorade before, during, and after practice. • Eat at least 3 good meals a day with 2-3 snacks. • Wear light color clothing or dry fit. • Pour water over head or neck when possible.

  12. Commit to your dream: Do you want to play in college? What Do you need to do? • Work Hard to improve and maintain your grades • Utilize CoreCourseGPA.Com – Sign and return the Core Course GPA MOU and create an account • Go to website • Click “FREE New Member Account” • Enter School Id: 100845 • Enter School Code: 716430506 • Be coachable – develop your skills • Prepare for and take your sat or act • Research to find a school that is right for you • Contact the coaches • Send letters of interest • Send game/competition highlights College Bound Student-Athletes Upcoming Seminar – Sep. 17 at 7 pm in auditorium Marketing yourself for the next level so that you get noticed by collegiate coaches. We will provide guidance and training for all student-athletes, but youractions will determine whether or not you play at the next level!

  13. Do you want to play in college? What you need to know: NCAA Eligibility Requirements http://eligibilitycenter.org NAIA Eligibility Requirements http://www.playnaia.org Student/Parent Recruiting Webinar http://www.floridacoaches.org Student/Parent Recruiting Webinar http://www.freerecruitingwebinar.org/

  14. KWHS Athletic Department • BOYS BASKETBALL – JAMES OSBORNE • GIRLS BASKETBALL – SHONTA MCLEOD • BOYS SOCCER – MARC PIERRE • GIRLS SOCCER– TOM BELLINGHAM • WRESTLING – CHAZ JIMENEZ • COMPETITIVE CHEER– TIFFANY FREEMAN • GIRLS WEIGHTLIFTING - TBA • Cross Country – Terence White • Football – Johnny Hughes • Golf – TBA • Swimming – Lori Bosco • Volleyball – Kim Butler • BASEBALL – RALPH HENRIQUEZ • BOYS LACROSSE – JAKE LUCE • GIRLS LACROSSE – ALEXANDRA ALVAREZ • SOFTBALL – JASON GARCIA • TENNIS – BROCK WILSON • TRACK – (BOYS) DAVE PERKINS & (GIRLS) RICK RIDENOUR Athletic Trainer – Gabby Kachur Business Manager – Alexis Ridgeway Athletic Director – Sarah Eckert

  15. Communication & Announcements • Make sure you Meet your coaches & sign-in to provide contact information. • School website – calendar, schedules, athletic forms, and more • Facebook – Key West High School Activities & Athletics • Remind - many teams use Remind 101 for quick notifications. • Fall sports are in season – Come out and support the CONCHS! CONCH PRIDE…Don’t leave home without it!

  16. Committed to your success The goal of KWHS Athletics is to develop character traits that not only maximize each athletes ability on the court/field, but also translates into success in your future careers.

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