Transcript Athletics Fee

“One Common Goal”
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Welcome! – Director of Athletics Dan May
Athletic Training – Cody Florian
OHSAA Preseason Video
Communication & Athletic Code – Dan May
Individual Team Meeting Locations
“Why We are Here”
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Cody Florian, ATC, CSCS
Office Phone: 440.748.4240
Hours: 2-9 p.m.
Roles & Expectations
Concussions
Physician Referral
“Health & Safety First”
“Our Governing Body”
Middle students are eligible to participate if they have passed a
minimum of five one-credit courses the previous grading
period. Make sure your child is scheduled for at least five
classes.
*1st /2nd Quarter – Determines Winter Eligibility
*3rd Quarter – Determines Spring Eligibility
*4th Quarter – Determines Fall Eligibility
“Stay Involved, we will”
To retain eligibility for participation on a Midview athletic team, students must
conduct themselves as good citizens both in and out of school at all times. This
policy is in effect and applied to student conduct 365 days a year for students
in grades 7-12. Student-athletes are expected to serve as good role models to
other students and to the members of the community. Any student-athlete
who, after a hearing at which he or she shall be confronted with the allegation,
the basis of the allegation, and given an opportunity to tell their side, is found
to have violated the school’s Code of Conduct will be deemed ineligible for a
period of time.
KNOW THE RULES: The Board of Education approved Code of Conduct, which
will cover drugs, alcohol, tobacco, theft, etc., will be reviewed with you and your
child at the sport specific meetings. Parents should also be aware their
children’s interactions on new media websites such as MySpace and Facebook.
“Be A Role Model”
*Show respect for yourself and others at all times
*Show respect for the officials - accept and abide by the
decision of the official
*Know, understand and appreciate the rules of the contest and
play by them
*Maintain self-control at all times
*Prevent the desire to win from overcoming rational behavior
*Recognize and appreciate skill in performance regardless of
team affiliation
*Be a Fan not a Fanatic
EJECTION POLICY:
1ST – 2 Games
2nd – May result in permanent loss of participation privileges for remainder
season/year.
“Respect The Game”
If a player quits or is dismissed from an
athletic team after the first scrimmage (or
game if there is not scrimmage), the player will
be unable to participate in any other Midview
athletic activity until that season is completed.
“Respect The Game”
Communication Coaches Expect From Parents
* Concerns expressed directly to the coach
* Notification of any schedule conflicts well in advance
* Specific concerns in regards to program philosophy
Appropriate Concerns To Discuss With Coaches
* The treatment of your child, mentally and physically
* Ways to help your child improve
* Concerns about your child’s behavior
Issues Not Appropriate To Discuss With Coaches
* Playing time
* Team strategy
* Play calling
* Other student-athletes
“Working Together”
Appropriate Procedures For Discussing Concerns with Coaches:
*Call to set up an appointment with the coach (contact the athletic director to
set up the meeting if unable to reach the head coach)
*Do not confront a coach before or after a contest or practice (these can be
emotional times for all parties involved and do not promote resolution)
If The Meeting With The Coach Did Not Provide A Satisfactory Resolution:
*Call to set up an appointment with the athletic director and coach
*Determine the appropriate next step at this meeting
*Only under special circumstances will athletic director meet alone with parents
“Working Together”
Tier I ($325 for 1st activity, extra $100 for 2 or more activities):
Basketball (Boys and Girls)
Football
Track & Field (Boys and Girls)
Volleyball
Wrestling
Tier II ($250 for 1st activity, extra $25 for 2 or more activities):
Cheerleading (Fall – $150, Winter – $50)
Cross Country
“Not Pay To Play”
A student is eligible for a full refund of fees if the following happens:
1. Student is injured before first contest and is unable to return for the season
2. Student is cut from the team during tryouts
3. Student leaves the team before five days of practice have been completed
4. Student is forced to leave the team due to family hardship before a game has been
played (Must meet with Athletic Director)
5. Student is ruled ineligible and is released from the team under OHSAA or Midview Eligibility
guidelines before five days of practice have been completed
A student will not receive a refund if:
1. If student quits the team after five days of practice have been completed
2. Student is removed from the team for disciplinary reasons (school or team discipline)
3. Student becomes ineligible during the season and cannot play under OHSAA or Midview
Eligibility guideline
“Working With You”
Their objective is to enrich the student-athletes and the community at large by helping to
provide financial support in areas not covered by the budget. These are still challenging
economic times so please join and support the Midview Athletics’ Booster Club.
A Booster Club consists of a group of parents, staff, alumni and friends of Midview that
provides support by working to raise money to purchase much needed equipment,
uniforms, and/or capital items beyond what the budget can provide.
For more information on the Booster Clubs call the athletic director’s office at
440.748.5390.
Meet every second Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in the MHS Cafeteria.
“A Great Way To Help”
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Attendance (In by 9:30 a.m. or leave after 11:15 a.m.)
Severe Weather
Athletics Calendar
Bus Policy
Social Media Responsibility
Facilities
“A Great Way To Help”
www.midviewk12.org/midviewmiddleschool/athletics
“Your Guide To Everything”
Football – APR
Volleyball – LRC
Cheerleading –
Cross Country -
“The Season Begins Now”