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Frontenac High School: Athletics

ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT

by USD 249 Board of Education

February 14, 2006

FRONTENAC SCHOOLS ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT

EXPECTATIONS FOR STUDENT ATHLETES

  • Be on time.
  • Come prepared to work (practice).
  • Respect the facilities.
  • Respect and take care of school issued equipment.
  • Show and address coaches and support people with respect.
  • Treat officials, game personnel, administration and fans with respect.
  • Be and remain a student in good standing.
  • Discuss any circumstances with the coach that could cause you to miss or be late prior to those practices or competitions.
  • Talk to the coach if you have any questions regarding performance or playing time.

 

EXPECTATIONS FOR COACHES

  • Be on time.
  • Be organized.
  • Be consistent when dealing with players.
  • Be professional when dealing with players, parents and fans.
  • Treat officials, game personnel and administration with respect.
  • Provide a safe instructional environment.
  • Communicate your personal expectations to players and parents.

 

EXPECTATIONS FOR PARENTS AND FANS

  • Be positive and encouraging towards players and coaches.
  • Treat officials, game personnel and administration with respect.
  • Be respectful to other fans.  (You may have an opinion but not everyone wants to hear it.)
  • Be respectful and courteous when addressing a coach, player or administrator and expect the same.
  • Attend parent's meeting.
  • If a parent has a concern they should follow the following steps:

Player should meet with the coach.

Parent should set up a meeting with the coach.

  • If a concern still exists, the parent and player should:

Set up a meeting with the athletic director.

  • Do not approach a coach after a game.
  • Participation in or attendance at our athletic events is a privilege, not a right.
  • If your actions are detrimental to the athletic experience, that privilege can be revoked.

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