1)Complete the Athletic Paperwork (which can be found here, Athletic Paperwork Packet  or in the front office and /or with the Athletic Director or Trainer, which includes:
Sports Physical Form (signed by doctor stated student can participate in High School Sports)

 

2) Make sure you have a current sports physical -  they are "good for a year" .

 

3) New users: Registration at https://athleticclearance.com/ Click on “CA” Click “Register” Fill in Registration information. o All information should be of the Student-Athlete o Do not use your school email. Please use a personal email o Remember your password, please write it down somewhere to save it.
>>>>>>>>>>Once you are registered, pick any sports you plan on participating during the school year and turn in your paperwork to the front office and /or with the Athletic Director or Trainer

 

4) MAINTAIN your grades.

Minimum Requirements: Must be enrolled in a minimum of 5 classes, Must have a minimum of a D or passing 5 classes, GPA must be 2.0 or greater, Advisory Class is not used in GPA calculations. A “CR” or “Passing” grade is counted as a “C” when calculating GPA . Grades are “frozen” on a specific date. Whatever the grades are on the “frozen date” is when GPA is calculated.

NEED Academic Support? Talk to your teacher. Connect with the Athletic Director. Communicate the need with plenty of time....Don't wait until it's too late.  

 

The role of high school athletics is to support personal growth and discipline physical and mental health, foster social connections and belongings and to prepare student athletes with necessary skills that will allow them to become productive citizens of tomorrow. High school sports should be a positive experience for everyone with priorities placed on developing values and learning life lessons rather than securing scholarships or becoming professional athletes.

 

Athletics promotes the importance of teamwork, effort, goals, and commitment. sportsmanship, respect for participants, and dignity in the face of adversity are more important than the outcome of the contest. Not all athletes  perform at the same level, but all can demonstrate effort, dedication, sportsmanship and positive citizenship.