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Activities Handbook for Coaches, Sponsors, Students and Parents 2018-19 Activities Handbook For Coaches, Sponsors, Students and Parents F AIRBANKS N ORTH S TAR B OROUGH S CHOOL D ISTRICT 2018-2019 S TUDENT ACTIVITIES H ANDBOOK FOR COACHES AND SPONSORS Sportsmanship Creed All contests are played under the authority of the Alaska School Activities Association (ASAA). ASAA rules provide for fair play and good sportsmanship among athletes and coaches. Since booing and jeering do not support anyone, we hope you will be positive in supporting your favorite team. As athletes, we ask that spectators promote the ideals of good sportsmanship by applauding fair play and showing respect for all participants and officials. NON-DISCRIMINATION NOTICE The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, physical or mental disability, marital status, changes in marital status, pregnancy, parenthood, sexual orientation, gender identity or veteran status. The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District does not discriminate on the basis of sex in violation of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 in the educational programs or activities which it operates. The Fairbanks North Star Borough School District does not discriminate on the basis of disability in violation of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. This includes admission or access to, or treatment or employment in its programs, services, and activities. Individuals requiring further information should contact the designated compliance director: Employment and Educational Opportunity Director David Rucker 520 Fifth Avenue Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 (907) 452-2000 ext. 11466 Fax (907) 452-3172 [email protected] F AIRBANKS N ORTH S TAR B OROUGH S CHOOL D ISTRICT 2018-2019 ACTIVITIES H ANDBOOK ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES JOY ELEMENTARY, K-6 STAR OF THE NORTH CHTR, 7-12 520 Fifth Avenue Lalaunie Whisenhant, Principal � Career Education Center Fairbanks, AK 99701 8:30-3:00 Craig Kind, head teacher http://www.k12northstar.org 24 Margaret St., Fairbanks 99701 724 27 Ave, Ste.1, Fairbanks 99701 456-5469 FAX 456-1477 479-4061 FAX 479-0230 Dr. Karen Gaborik, Superintendent � North Pole Academy- Ph-452-2000, ext. 11401 LADD ELEMENTARY, K-6 Diana Childs, head teacher FAX –451-0541 Cori Anthony, Principal 9:00-3:30 2945 Monk Court, North Pole 99705 601 F St., Fairbanks 99701 490-9025 FAX 490-9021 Shaun Kraska, Asst. Supt. 451-1700 FAX 451-9137 Phone: 452-2000, ext. 11411 TANANA MIDDLE, 7-8 LATHROP HIGH, 9-12 Jethro Jones, Principal 9:30-4:00 Kate LaPlaunt, Asst. Supt. Carly Sween, Principal 7:45-2:15 600 Trainor Gate, Fairbanks 99701 Phone: 452-2000, ext. 11411 Activities Coordinator: Steve Zanazzo 452-8145 FAX 456-2780 901 Airport Way, Fairbanks 99701 Alpha listing of schools 456-7794 FAX 452-6735 TICASUK BROWN ELEM., K-5 ANDERSON ELEMENTARY, K-2 Alicia Lewis, Interim Principal Stacey Stansel, Principal 7:50-2:20 MIDNIGHT SUN ELEMENTARY, K-5 9:00-3:00 768 Kodiak St., Eielson AFB 99702 Joanne Vanfleteren, Principal 785 Lakloey Dr. North Pole -Physical 372-2167 FAX 372-3437 9:00-3:30 520 Fifth Ave. - Mailing 2301 Bradway Rd., North Pole - Fairbanks 99701 ANNE WIEN ELEMENTARY, K-6 Physical 488-3200 FAX 488-6208 Michael Angaiak, Principal 8:30-3:00 520 Fifth Ave. - Mailing 1501 Hampstead Ave., Fairbanks 99701 Fairbanks 99701 TWO RIVERS ELEMENTARY, K-8 451-7500 FAX 451-7564 488-0134 FAX 488-2045 Catherine Pusch, Principal 9:00-3:30 ARCTIC LIGHT ELEMENTARY, K-6 NORDALE ELEMENTARY, K-6 400 Two Rivers Rd. - Physical Thad Keener, Principal 8:30-3:00 Brian Powell, Principal 8:30-3:00 520 Fifth Ave. - Mailing 4167 Neely Rd., Ft. Wainwright 99703 397 Hamilton Ave., Fairbanks 99701 Fairbanks 99701 356-2038 FAX 356-2189 452-2696 FAX 456-5608 488-6616 FAX 488-8487 BARNETTE MAGNET, K-8 NORTH POLE ELEMENTARY, K-5 UNIVERSITY PARK ELEM., K-6 James Groves, Principal 8:15-2:45 Mark Winford, Principal 9:00-3:30 Allyson Nicholson, Principal 1000 Barnette St., Fairbanks 99701 250 Snowman Lane, North Pole 99705 8:45-3:15 456-6072 FAX 451-9602 488-2286 FAX 488-1232 554 Loftus Rd., Fairbanks 99709 479-6963 FAX 479-6219 BEN EIELSON JR/SR, 7-12 NORTH POLE MIDDLE, 6-8 Bruce Bell, Principal 7:45-2:15 Rich Smith, Principal 8:05-2:30 WATERSHED CHARTER, K-8 Activities Coordinator: David DeVaughn 300 East 8th Ave., North Pole 99705 Jarrod Decker, head teacher 675 Raven’s Way, Eielson AFB 99702 488-2271 FAX 488-9213 8:30-3:00 372-3110 FAX 372-3202 4975 Decathlon, Fairbanks, 99709 NORTH POLE HIGH, 9-12 374-9350 FAX 374-9360 CHINOOK CHARTER, K-8 Sherry McKenzie, Principal 7:45- Laura Stark, head teacher 8:30-3:00 2:15 WELLER ELEMENTARY, K-6 3002 International St, Fairbanks 99701 Activities Coordinator, Robyn Myrum Lynn Weckesser, Principal 452-5020 FAX 452-5048 601 NPHS Blvd., North Pole 99705 8:30-3:00 488-3761 FAX 488-1488 635 Elementary Dr. - Physical CRAWFORD ELEMENTARY, 3-6 520 Fifth Ave. - Mailing Barbara Sperl, Principal 8:00-2:30 PEARL CREEK ELEMENTARY, K-6 Fairbanks 99701 692 Raven’s Way, Eielson AFB 99702 Shawna Henderson, Interim Principal 457-1629 FAX 457-2663 372-3306 FAX 372-3199 9:00-3:30 700 Auburn Dr., Fairbanks 99709 WEST VALLEY HIGH, 9-12 DENALI ELEMENTARY, K-6 479-4234 FAX 479-4025 Sarah Gillam, Principal 7:45-2:15 Kenton Bodily, Principal 8:30-3:00 Activities Coordinator, Wayne Sawchuk 1042 Lathrop St., Fairbanks 99701 RANDY SMITH MIDDLE, 7-8 3800 Geist Rd., Fairbanks 99709 452-2456 FAX 451-0792 Dave Dershin, Principal 9:30-4:00 479-4221 FAX 474-8901 1401 Bainbridge, Fairbanks 99709 EFFIE KOKRINE CHARTER, 7-12 458-7600 FAX 458-7676 WOODRIVER ELEMENTARY, K-6 Josh Snow, head teacher 9:50-3:38 Grant Guy, Principal 9:00-3:30 601 Loftus Rd., Fairbanks 99709 RYAN MIDDLE, 7-8 5000 Palo Verde, Fairbanks 99709 474-0958 FAX 479-2104 Heather Stewart, Principal 9:30-4:00 479-4211 FAX 479-5077 951 Airport Way, Fairbanks 99701 HUNTER ELEMENTARY, K-6 452-4751 FAX 451-8834 FNSBSD B.E.S.T. Program Jane Bedford, Principal 8:45-3:15 Administrative Center 1630 Gillam Way, Fairbanks 99701 SALCHA ELEMENTARY, K-6 520 Fifth Ave., Fairbanks 99701 456-5775 FAX 452-8891 Tori Brannan, Principal 9:00-3:30 452-2000, x11201 8530 Richardson Hwy - Physical HUTCHISON HIGH SCHOOL, 9-12 520 Fifth Avenue – Mailing Robyn Taylor, Principal 7:45-2:15 Fairbanks 99701 Activities Coordinator, Rhonda Driscoll: 488-3267 FAX 488-5358 3750 Geist Rd, Fairbanks 99709 479-2261 FAX 479-8286 F AIRBANKS N ORTH S TAR B OROUGH S CHOOL D ISTRICT 2018 -2019 S TUDENT ACTIVITIES H ANDBOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS Philosophy & Objectives of Athletic Program ................ 1 Physicals ........................................................ 20-21 Coaches Concussions ............................................... 21 & 28 ASAA Guidelines and Requirements ......................... 2 Ineligible Player Violation ................................. 21 National Federation Code of Ethics ........................ 2-3 FNSBSD Guidelines Rules of Conduct for Students Duties of Coaches .............................................. 3-4 Subject to School Authority ............................... 21 Expectations of Coaches ....................................... 4 Alcohol and Other Drug Violations .................... 21 Coach, Sponsors, and Chaperones Criminal Offenses ......................................... 21-22 Working Rules and Duties ............................... 4 Hazing ................................................................ 22 Facility Management ............................................ 4 Initiations............................................................ 22 Coach/Sponsor Workshop & SAS Contract .......... 4 Student Travel “Rules of the Road” .............. 22-23 Child Abuse Reporter Training .......................... 4-5 Release of Students ............................................ 23 Concussion Training .................................... 5 & 29 Sportsmanship .................................................... 23 Student Allergies ................................................... 5 Title IX ......................................................... 23-24 Performance Review ............................................. 5 Equipment and Uniforms ................................... 24 Personal Conduct/Sportsmanship....................... 5-6 ASAA Guidelines Penalty for Ejection............................................... 6 Code of Conduct ................................................. 24 Out-of-District Travel Procedures ...................... 6-7 Penalty for Player Ejection ................................. 24 Vacation Definition ............................................... 7 Practice ............................................................... 24 Transportation in Private Vehicles ..................... 7-8 Participation Rules ........................................ 24-25 Rental Car Use ...................................................... 8 Semester Credit Rule .......................................... 25 Chaperones for Travel ........................................... 8 Transfer/Residency Rule ............................... 25-27 Travel in Summer and Winter ............................ 7-8 Recruiting ........................................................... 27 Guidelines for Adverse Conditions .................... 9& Concussion Return to Participation ................... 28l ............................................................. 10-13 ASAA Tad Policy .......................................... 29-30 Fundraising ........................................................... 9 NCAA
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