Transcript Parent/Athlete PowerPoint - School District of Cudahy

Check Schedules at:
www.woodlandconference.org
Athletic Department: 294-2712
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Physical – good for two years (gold)
Parent signature
 Athlete signature
 Health insurance carrier
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Alternate Form – year after physical
Parent signature
 Athlete signature
 Health insurance carrier
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Concussion Acknowledgement Form
Parent Info Sheet – parent signature
 Athlete Info Sheet – athlete signature
 Every athlete,*now only once a year*. This is
a state law!
 Check box at bottom to acknowledge
receipt of Parent/Athlete Handbook.
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Athletic Fee
$40.00 – first sport
 $35.00 – any number of additional sports
 $75.00 maximum per individual
 $150.00 maximum per family
 Pay as you go: $40 for first sport,
invoiced $35 for second sport after roster
is set.
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NO REFUNDS for quitting a team,
dropping out of a sport, season ending
injury or academic ineligibility.
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A student owing athletic (or any other fees) at the
end of their senior year will not receive
graduation tickets or have an official transcript
issued until all fees are paid.
 Need to have on file before first
practice:
 Up-to-date physical
or alternate
form
 Concussion form (beige sheet)
 Emergency card (buff card)
 Receipt of Parent/Athlete
Handbook (bottom of Concussion form)
Necessary forms are on the school district
website and can be downloaded.
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Walk-in sports physical locations:
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South Milwaukee Walgreens
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2985 S. Chicago Avenue
9:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Concentra
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5007 S. Howell Avenue
7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
 Lakeshore Urgent
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Care
331 E. Puetz Road (across from Oak Creek HS)
12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
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Academic
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Zero F policy – get an F for a quarter
grade and you become ineligible.
Need to show proof of passing after 15
school days with a Reinstatement of
Eligibility Form.
Fall Sports Only – incoming freshmen
one contest, Sophomores, juniors and
seniors out 1/3 of scheduled contests –
automatic reinstatement.
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Daily Attendance – expected to be in
class and to be on time to class or may be
declared ineligible for practice or a
contest.
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Any detention for tardiness or
truancy makes athlete ineligible for
practice or contest.
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Team Travel – must travel to and from
athletic contests with the team on district
provided transportation.
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Travel Release – submitted to athletic
director prior to day of contest. Picked
up in office or downloaded from district
web site.
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Equipment/Uniforms – financially
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responsible for lost, misplaced, damaged
or stolen equipment or uniforms.
Athletes will not be issued equipment for
following seasons until equipment or
uniforms are returned or paid for.
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Bullying – not allowed: physical,
verbal, indirect (cyber bullying). School
district policy AC provides further
details.
If you are bullied, report it!
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Hazing – not allowed: athletes are never
required to pass or perform any initiation or
ritual to become part of or retain membership
on an athletic team.
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Technology/Social Media – cell
phones cannot be used on a team bench,
sideline, during team meeting, or during
athletic contest or practice unless
instructed to do so. Never permitted to
be used in a locker room at any time.
Images appearing on the Internet or other
social media sites may be used to trigger code
violations.
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Athletes and parents sign a pledge to
uphold (follow) the code 24/7, 365 inseason and out-of-season.
Your integrity is on the line – what
you stand for, what kind of a person
you are.
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Minor Code Violation
Up to two practices and/or games
 Apply only during current season
 No carry over from season to season
 Not cumulative
 Not subject to appeal
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Minor Code violation examples
Conduct disruptive to learning
environment
 Vulgar or inappropriate language
 Unexcused absences
 Excessive tardies or truancies
 Office detention
 Academic dishonesty
 Fighting
 Disrespecting school personnel
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Major Code Violation
Rule One: Use of alcohol, tobacco,
drugs, PES (Performance Enhancing
Substances)
 List of WIAA banned substances at:
 www.wiaawi.org/health/performance
EnhancingSubstances.aspx
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Cannot:
 Use, possess, distribute, sell
 Be in bar, tavern, at party any other
gathering where alcohol or drugs are
present.
 Self-report: within one school day (or
work day in summer) to athletic director
or administrator – penalty cut in half.
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Major Code Violation
Rule Two: Conduct
 Examples
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 Vandalism/Theft
 Hazing
 Bullying/cyber bullying/harassment
 Immoral conduct
 Threating/intimidating staff
 Criminal behavior
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Penalties for Major violations:
First offense – 25%
 Second offense – 50%
 Third offense – one calendar year
 More than three – permanent
suspension from athletics
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Reporting
Nature of the violation
 Names of participants
 Dates violations occurred
 Within 30 days of violation – Internet
violations need not be supported by date.
 Athletic director will investigate all
alleged violations.
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Appeal Procedure – Due Process
 Must be requested in writing within
seven (7) days of when ineligibility
takes place.
 Within five (5) days appeal hearing will
be scheduled.
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Athlete remains ineligible until committee
(three coaches, teacher, administrator) rules.
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Committee decision not appealable.
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A performance has priority over
practice
Share time if two practices conflict
Student chooses if two
performances/contests conflict
Miss “without penalty” means team
membership not status on team.
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Risk of injury when competing in sports
LAT on staff to help manage risk
Students returning from an injury must
have clearance from athletic trainer or
attending physician (if evaluated by the
physician) before returning to play.
Laura Ramm, LAT – Aurora Sports
Medicine
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Concussions – When In Doubt, Sit
Them Out
Must come out of contest
 Evaluated by trainer or other certified
healthcare provider daily
 Symptom free before return to play
 http://www.youtube.com/watch_pop
up?v=zCCD52Pty4A&vq=medium#t=6
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Concussion Symptoms
Headache or “pressure” in head
Nausea or vomiting
Dizziness
Double or blurry vision
Sensitivity to light
Confusion
Sluggish, hazy, foggy, groggy
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Concussion Evaluation
Daily evaluation by athletic trainer
 DAILY EVALUATION BY ATHLETIC
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TRAINER!!
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Totally symptom free
 NO EXCEPTIONS
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Gradual Return to play progression
1. No physical activity
2. Low level of physical activity
3. Moderate levels of physical activity
4. Heavy non-contact physical activity
5. Full contact in controlled practice
6. Full contact
Acute Concussion Care Plan at end of
Parent/Athlete Handbook
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Coaches expected to provide rules,
regulations, policies, expectations
for the team and maintain and keep
open line of communication with all
parents.
Athletes should be able to discuss
team and/or personal issues with
coach.
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Acceptable Parent to Coach
Communication
Concerns about athlete’s welfare
 Concerns about treatment of athlete
 Request for ideas on how to help
athlete improve skills or performance
 Concerns about athlete’s behavior
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Unacceptable parent to coach
communication
Athlete’s playing time
Team strategy
 Play calling
 Other athletes on team
 Roster spots or positions
 Never acceptable to come to bench or
sideline to talk to athlete or coach during
a contest!
 24 hour rule before discussions with coach
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Steps for addressing concerns
Athlete/coach discussion
2. Coach/athlete/parent discussion
3. Athletic director/coach/athlete/parent
meeting
4. Building principal/athletic
director/coach/athlete/parent meeting
 Decision of principal is final
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Rick Majerus on “Helicopter Parents”
“Parents today want to take all the pain, all the
heartache, and all the sadness out of their kids’ lives.
All the things that make you a better person, a better
coach, a better teacher – all the things that are so
much the fabric of life. I’m so much better for every
loss I’ve had. You become so much better a person
for all the bad things that happen to you. But all
these helicopter parents, they just hover there, and
they want to take all that away from their kids. The
don’t want them to fight through it.”
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Checking schedules
www.woodlandconference.org - select Cudahy from
menu at right
The Cudahy Calendar Window appears. Click on any
calendar date to see the scheduled events. Use “View”
option to select a specific schedule which is printable.
Or you can use “Go to Advanced View” to customize
a schedule for printing.
Receive email or text notifications about athletic events
of interest to you by clicking on the “Notify Me” button
and selecting your sports of interest.
Enter the required information and click save. You will
receive notifications of upcoming contests and will be
notified if a contest is cancelled or rescheduled.
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clicking on Shop the Packer Store hoodie.
www.mylocker.net/wisconsin/cudahy/cudahy-high-school/index.html
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2014-15 High School Athletic
Eligibility Information Bulletin
Synopsis of rules and regulations pertaining to
WIAA eligibility
 Attendance
 Residency
 Transfer policy
 Training and Conduct
 Amateur status
 Sport activities outside of school
Phone: 2 9 4 - 2 7 1 2
Email: hemphillc@cudahy SD.org
Christina Bender – athletic
secretary/bookkeeper
Phone: 2 9 4 - 2 8 0 3
Email: benderc@cudahy SD.org
Schedules
 www.woodlandconference.org
Girls Tennis
 TONIGHT, RM.
Girls Volleyball
 TONIGHT, RM.
Boys Soccer
 TONIGHT, RM.
Girls Swim
 Monday August
25th 6:00PM
Football
 Tuesday August
12th 6:30PM, LGI
Cross Country
 Tuesday August
12th 6:30PM, RM.
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