Athletic, Extracurricular and Co-Curricular Code of Conduct

Athletic, Extracurricular and Co-Curricular Code of

Conduct

Overview of Athletic, Extracurricular and Co-

Curricular Code of Conduct

The policy covers students in grades 7-12.

The slate is not wiped clean when you leave Nagel Middle School.

Athletics Academic quiz team Baseball Basketball Bowling Cheerleading Cross country Dance team

Football Golf Gymnastics Soccer Softball Swimming/Diving Tennis Track Volleyball Wrestling

Extra-Curricular Activities A Cappella Anderson Renaissance Committee

(ARC) Band Bowling Class Officers Dodge Ball Drama Fiddle Flag Corps Golf Jazz Band Key Club Lacrosse

Mariachi Math Counts Mock Trial Team Musical NEED Newspaper Orchestra Pep Band Percussion Powder Puff Football S.A.L.T. Showstoppers Sportsmanship Student Council Vocal Music Courses/Groups Yearbook P.R.I.D.E

Co-Curricular Band Vocal Music Newspaper Orchestra Yearbook Flag Corp

Athletic, Extracurricular, and Co-Curricular Code of Conduct

Participation in these activities is a privilege and not a right.

Pledge Forms Students and Parents Must Sign

Pledge Forms. Failure to turn in forms will result in

removal from sport or activity until forms are submitted.

When is the policy in effect? The policy applies during the school

year 24-7.

The policy applies during summer events (ex. camp) for your sport or activity.

The policy applies during the summer once the date of the official season and/or activity begins.

Offenses and Violations

Violations of the Student Code of Conduct

Use, sale, consumption or possession of tobacco, alcohol, or illegal controlled substances.

Students who host a party with alcohol or other illegal controlled substances

Offenses and Violations-cont’d

Disruptive behavior and misconduct

Disrespect to officials or other school personnel

Failure to return equipment

Failure to maintain the academic requirements

Offenses and Violations-cont’d

Conviction of a violation of any law.

Violation of individual coaches’/advisors’ rules.

Self Referral Policy A student may voluntarily seek

assistance with an alcohol, drug, or tobacco addiction by self-referral to their coach/advisor, AD, or school administrator.

Consequences for ViolatingFirst Offense:

Removal for 365 days

May apply for reinstatement

Under no circumstances may a student be reinstated earlier than two weeks after initial removal.

Consequences for Violating

Second Offense:

Removal for 365 days

No possibility of reinstatement until end of 365 days.

Consequences for ViolatingMore than two offenses:

Permanently removed from all activities