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Student Athletic Handbook Student Athletic Handbook Loudoun County Public Schools Revised July 2016 Dr. Eric Williams Ken Wright Division Superintendent Supervisor of Athletics Jerry Carter Briar Woods High School Jason Testerman Athletic Director Park View High School Athletic Director Jack Kirby Broad Run High School Mike Sipe Athletic Director Potomac Falls High School Athletic Director Joseph Fleming Dominion High School Matt Oblas Athletic Director Riverside High School Athletic Director Brent Miller Freedom High School Pat McNanley Athletic Director Rock Ridge High School Athletic Director Ronald Petrella Heritage High School Dave Hembach Athletic Director Stone Bridge High School Athletic Director Joseph Breinig, Jr. John Champe High School Derek Farrey Athletic Director Tuscarora High School Athletic Director Bruce Sheppard Loudoun County High School Rusty Lowery Athletic Director Woodgrove High School Athletic Director Kris Kelican Loudoun Valley High School Athletic Director TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTIONS .............................................................................................................1 A. To the Parent ........................................................................................................... 1 1. Philosophy of Freshman and Junior Varsity Athletics .......................................1 2. Philosophy of Varsity Athletics ..........................................................................2 3. LCPS Athletic Mission Statement and Objectives .............................................3 4. Special Permission & HS Athletic Eligibility .....................................................4 5. VHSL Transfer Rule ..........................................................................................4 6. Guidelines for Parents … ....................................................................................5 7. Parent-Coach Relationship………………………………….......................… . 6 B. To the Athlete ..........................................................................................................7 C. Additional Athletic Goals ........................................................................................8 III. GOVERNANCES ................................................................................................................9 A. The School Board ................................................................................................... 9 B. The Virginia High School League .......................................................................... 9 C. The National Federation of State High School Associations.................................. 9 D. The Athletic District/Conference ............................................................................ 9 IV. REQUIREMENTS FOR PARTICIPATION .................................................................... 10 A. Physical Examination............................................................................................ 10 B. Emergency Medical Authorization ....................................................................... 10 C. Parental Acknowledgement of Athletic and Training Rules ................................ 10 D. Insurance .............................................................................................................. 10 E. LCPS Concussion Guidelines for Parents and Athletes ........................................11 F. Risk of Participation ............................................................................................. 11 G. Financial Obligations and Equipment ................................................................... 11 H. Eligibility of Athletes………………………………………………. ....................12 I. Official Start Dates for Tryouts .............................................................................13 V. ATHLETIC CODES OF CONDUCT .............................................................................. 14 A. Conduct of Athletes ...............................................................................................14 B. Hazing ....................................................................................................................14 C. Individual Coaches' Rules ......................................................................................15 D. Disciplinary Report during the Sport Season.........................................................15 VI. BASIC ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT POLICIES ............................................................ 17 A. Participation .......................................................................................................... 17 B. Equipment ............................................................................................................. 17 C. Attendance/Missing Practice and/or Game ........................................................... 17 D. Conflicts with Extracurricular Activities .............................................................. 17 E. Vacation Policy ..................................................................................................... 18 Designated Non-Practice and/or Non-Play Dates ..................................................18 F. Travel for Athletic Events ..................................................................................... 19 G. College Recruitment Policy .................................................................................. 19 H. Release from Class ................................................................................................ 20 I. Grooming and Dress Policy ...................................................................................20 J. Squad Selection and Cutting Policies ....................................................................20 K. Promotion to Varsity Squad ...................................................................................20 L. Reporting an Injury ............................................................................................... 21 M. Locker Room Regulations .................................................................................... 21 N. Weight Room Regulations .................................................................................... 21 VII. ATHLETIC AWARDS POLICY ..................................................................................... 22 A. Varsity Letter Requirements ................................................................................. 22 B. Lettering Criteria That Pertain to All Sports......................................................... 22 C. Specific Criteria in Meeting the Requirements for a Letter .................................. 23 D. Team/Individual Sports ......................................................................................... 23 E. Special Situations ................................................................................................. 24 VIII. ATHLETIC CODE ........................................................................................................... 25 A. General Information .............................................................................................. 25 IX. ACTIVITY BUSES…………………………………………………………………… 25 APPENDIX A - Training Rules and Regulations for Students (Form) ....................................... 26 APPENDIX B - Distribution and Fitting of Athletic Protection Equipment .............................. 27 APPENDIX C - Athletic Equipment Loan Acknowledgement (Form)....................................... 28 APPENDIX D - Steroids - Position Statement- NFHS & SMAC ...............................................29 APPENDIX E - Energy Drinks - Position Statement - NFHS & SMAC ....................................31 APPENDIX F - Supplements– Position Statement – NFHS & SMAC………………………...33 APPENDIX G - LCPS Post-Concussion Instructions…………………………………………..35 I. INTRODUCTION A. To the Parent This publication is presented to you because your son or daughter has indicated a desire to participate in interscholastic athletics, and you have expressed your willingness to permit him or her to participate. By supporting policies that govern school competition and the conduct and training for school athletes, then parents, team members and coaches can maintain a sports program with positive opportunities and experiences which foster the personal growth of all team members. High school athletics is an extension of a student’s academic day. Education-based athletic programs provide an opportunity to learn valuable lessons that cannot be obtained in a classroom setting alone. A small percentage of high school athletes go on to play college sports. It is important for a student’s future success in life to achieve an outstanding education. Attending classes every day, being prepared and making good grades is the first priority for the student athlete. We in the athletic department believe that a properly managed sports program helps meet students' need for self-expression, mental alertness, and physical growth. Our obligation is to maintain a sound program to further students' emotional and physical maturity. The staff is committed to provide adequate equipment and facilities, well-trained coaches, and fair contests with skilled officials. Students who enlist in one of our sports programs make choices and commitments to certain responsibilities: self-discipline, self-denial, prescribed training habits. To remain on the squad, all students are expected to comply with the rules of training and conduct, to discipline their
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