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MSHSAA & After School

Programs Evaluation 2018-19

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The purpose of the MSHSAA and K-8 after school program evaluation is to measure the extent to which

Pattonville High School MSHSAA and K-8 after school programming supports the goals of the Pattonville

School District School Improvement (SIT) Plans and Comprehensive School Improvement Plan (CSIP).

These data are used to identify strengths and weaknesses, to make future program improvements, and to

ensure district programming supports the academic mission.

Table of Contents MSHSAA Program Participation for the 2018-19 School Year by Demographic Group ....................................................................................................4

MSHSAA Program Participation 2018-19 School Year by Gender ..............................................................................................................................................4

Pattonville High School Grade Point Average Based on MSHSAA Program Participation 2018-19 School Year ...................................................5

Fall MSHSAA Sports Program Grade Point Average (2018-19 School Year) ..........................................................................................................................6

Winter MSHSAA Sports Program Grade Point Average (2018-19 School Year)....................................................................................................................6

Spring MSHSAA Sports Program Grade Point Average (2018-19 School Year) ....................................................................................................................7

MSHSAA Activity Program Grade Point Average (2018-19 School Year).................................................................................................................................7

Pattonville School District MSHSAA Fall Program Participant Survey .....................................................................................................................................8 Pattonville School District MSHSAA Student Survey Fall 2018 .................................................................................................................................... 8 Pattonville School District MSHSAA Parent Survey Fall 2018 ...................................................................................................................................... 8

Pattonville School District MSHSAA Winter Program Participant Survey...............................................................................................................................8 Pattonville School District MSHSAA Student Survey Winter 2018-19 ...................................................................................................................... 8 Pattonville School District MSHSAA Parent Survey Winter 2018-19 ......................................................................................................................... 8

Pattonville School District MSHSAA Spring Program Participant Survey ...............................................................................................................................8 Pattonville School District MSHSAA Student Survey Spring 2018-19 ...................................................................................................................... 9 Pattonville School District MSHSAA Parent Survey Spring 2018-19 ......................................................................................................................... 9

Pattonville High School Missouri State High School Activities Association Program Summary ....................................................................................9 Fall MSHSAA Girls 9th - 12th Grade Athletic Programming at Pattonville High School ......................................................................................... 9 Fall MSHSAA Boys 9th - 12th Grade Athletic Programming at Pattonville High School ......................................................................................... 9

Field Hockey ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 Girls Golf ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11 Softball ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 Girls Tennis ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 Girls Volleyball..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Football ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 Boys Soccer ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 Boys Swimming and Diving ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Girls Cross Country............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18 Boys Cross Country ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19

Winter MSHSAA Girls 9th - 12th Grade Athletic Programming ........................................................................................................................................ 20 Winter MSHSAA Boys 9th - 12th Grade Athletic Programming ........................................................................................................................................ 20

Girls Basketball.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Girls Swimming and Diving ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 Boys Basketball ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 Boys Wrestling .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Girls Wrestling ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

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Spring MSHSAA Girls 9th - 12th Grade Athletic Programming ......................................................................................................................................... 25 Spring MSHSAA Boys 9th - 12th Grade Athletic Programming ......................................................................................................................................... 25

Lacrosse .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26 Girls Soccer ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 27 Baseball ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28 Boys Golf ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 29 Boys Tennis ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30 Girls Track & Field ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 31 Boys Track & Field ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 32 Boys Volleyball .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 33 Boys/Girls Water Polo ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34

MSHSAA 9th - 12th Grade Activity Programming ................................................................................................................................................................... 35 Band & Color Guard/Flag Corps.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 36 Cheerleading ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37 Choir ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38 Orchestra ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 39 Drill Team .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 40 Speech and Debate............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 41

Updates and Next Steps on Pattonville High School MSHSAA Areas of Focus ..................................................................................................................... 42

TITLE IX COMPLIANCE REPORT 2018-2019...................................................................................................................................................................................... 44

Elementary and Middle School After School Programming Summary 2018-19 School Year ....................................................................................... 46

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MSHSAA Program Participation for the 2018-19 School Year by Demographic

Group

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● MSHSAA student participation data indicate an increase in both male and female student

participation from the 2016-17 school year to the 2017-18 school year.

Chart one provides an overview of MSHSAA program participation by student demographic group. These

data help to ensure that the programs offered at the high school are meeting the needs of our students.

Based on these data, we have at least one demographic group of students that we need to engage to

determine if there are participation barriers that can need to be addressed to increase participation.

MSHSAA Program Participation 2018-19 School Year by Gender

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50.61%

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American Indian (n=4)

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MSHSAA Program Participation for the 2018-19 School

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One or More MSHSAA Activity No MSHSAA Activity

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One or More MSHSAA Activity

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MSHSAA Program Participation for the

2018-19 School Year by GenderFemales Males

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Chart two provides an overview of MSHSAA program participation by student gender. These data help

ensure that the programs offered at the high school are meeting the needs of both male and female

students. These data indicate that the majority of male and female students participate in one or more

MSHSAA activity.

Pattonville High School Grade Point Average Based on MSHSAA Program

Participation 2018-19 School Year

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Chart three provides an overview of MSHSAA program participation and simple grade point average.

These data indicate that for most students participating in MSHSAA programs, the student’s grade point

average increases with increased MSHSAA program participation.

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Pattonville High School Grade Point Average Based on MSHSAA

Program Participation 2018-19 School Year

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Charts four through seven show simple grade point average based on Pattonville High School MSHSAA

programs.

Fall MSHSAA Sports Program Grade Point Average (2018-19 School Year)

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Winter MSHSAA Sports Program Grade Point Average (2018-19 School Year)

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Fall MSHSAA Sports Program Grade Point Average (2018-19 School Year)

Average of 2018-19 Semester 1 GPA Average of 2018-19 Semester 2 GPA

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Spring MSHSAA Sports Program Grade Point Average (2018-19 School Year)

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MSHSAA Activity Program Grade Point Average (2018-19 School Year)

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3.13 3.03 2.96 2.953.13 3.25

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MSHSAA Sponsored Programs Grade Point Average (2018-19 School Year)

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Pattonville School District MSHSAA Fall Program Participant Survey

Parents and students participating in MSHSSA programs are surveyed to gather input regarding the

student experience and parent program observations. These data help with professional development

planning and ensuring that students have a positive experience and that parent(s)/guardian(s) are satisfied

with the quality of the programming their children are participating in.

Football Boys Swimming and Diving

Softball Girls Tennis

Field Hockey Girls Volleyball

Girls Golf Girls Cross Country

Boys Soccer Boys Cross Country

Pattonville School District MSHSAA Student Survey Fall 2018

n = 141

Pattonville School District MSHSAA Parent Survey Fall 2018

n = 88

Pattonville School District MSHSAA Winter Program Participant Survey

Boys Basketball Girls Swimming and Diving

Girls Basketball Drill Team

Boys Wrestling Cheerleading

Girls Wrestling

Pattonville School District MSHSAA Student Survey Winter 2018-19

n = 38

Pattonville School District MSHSAA Parent Survey Winter 2018-19

n = 48

Pattonville School District MSHSAA Spring Program Participant Survey

Baseball Girls Soccer Color Guard/Winter Guard

Boys Golf Girls Lacrosse Orchestra

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Boys Tennis Band Speech and Debate/Mock Trial

Boys Volleyball Choir Track & Field

Water Polo

Pattonville School District MSHSAA Student Survey Spring 2018-19

n = 131

Pattonville School District MSHSAA Parent Survey Spring 2018-19

n = 80

Pattonville High School Missouri State High School Activities Association

Program Summary

Fall MSHSAA Girls 9th - 12th Grade Athletic Programming at Pattonville High School

● Field Hockey

● Golf

● Softball

● Tennis

● Volleyball

● Cross Country

Fall MSHSAA Boys 9th - 12th Grade Athletic Programming at Pattonville High School

● Football

● Soccer

● Swimming & Diving

● Cross Country

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Field Hockey

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 15-6

• Junior Varsity: 0-12-1

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 19

• Junior Varsity: 16

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.23 Semester 2: 3.22

Number of Coaching FTE: 2 Varsity Members Lettering:19

2018-19 Season Summary Advanced to the third round (round of 16) in the Midwest State Tournament

Best win/loss record in program history (15-6)

Team ranked 13 of 30 teams in postseason

Conference Defensive Player of the Year:

○ Mikayla Bridges

1st Team All-Conference:

○ Mikayla Bridges

○ Kendall Battle

○ Taylor Wooten

2nd Team All-Conference:

○ Bianca Johnson

○ Lexi Lambros

All-Conference Honorable Mention:

○ Tori Lofland

○ Serena Taylor

○ Lucy Bodde

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Girls Golf

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 6-3

• Junior Varsity: 0-0

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 7

• Junior Varsity: 4

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.20 Semester 2: 3.24

Number of Coaching FTE: 2 Varsity Members Lettering: 5

2018-19 Season Summary ● Momo Kikuchi overall winner of 2018 Conference Tournament

● Momo Kikuchi overall winner of 2018 MSHSAA Class 2, District 2 Tournament

● Momo Kikuchi & Sydney Beins winners of 2018 Webster Scramble Tournament

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Softball

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 10-15

• Junior Varsity: 3-10

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 13

• Junior Varsity: 16

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 2.97 Semester 2: 3.03

Number of Coaching FTE: 4 Varsity Members Lettering:13

2018-19 Season Summary ● Placed 2nd in the Ft. Zumwalt East tournament.

1st Team All-Conference:

○ Chloe Shamel

2nd Team All-Conference:

○ Julia Blankenship

○ Ammonie Carter

○ Courtney Faasen

○ Rose Vishy

All-Conference Honorable Mention:

○ Maddie Bailey

○ Jade Wooten

Sportsmanship Award:

○ Courtney Faasen

Academic All-Conference:

○ Courtney Faasen

○ Maria Madden

○ Chloe Shamel

○ Jade Wooten

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Girls Tennis

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 4 & 6

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 8

• Junior Varsity: 13

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.25 Semester 2: 3.15

Number of Coaching FTE: 2 Varsity Members Lettering: 8

2018-19 Season Summary Second place finish in the Northside Classic Tennis Tournament

○ Roma Khurana & Sarah Johnson were tournament Champions at the Northside Classic Tennis

Tournament

3rd place conference at #1 doubles – Najee Glass and Lindsey Meyer

1st place conference at #1 & #2 singles - Roma Khurana & Sarah Johnson

Roma Khurana led the team with 12 wins

Team Awards

○ Most Improved = Najee Glass

○ Newcomer of the Year = Lindsey Meyer

○ Captain = Sarah Johnson

○ MVP = Roma Khurana

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Girls Volleyball

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

• Freshman

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 20-10-3

• Junior Varsity: 14-9

• Freshman 17-10

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 13

• Junior Varsity: 11

• Freshman 12

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.39 Semester 2: 3.41

Number of Coaching FTE: 4 Varsity Members Lettering:13

2018-19 Season Summary Class 4 District 5 Champions

Varsity finishing 2nd at Seckman Tournament

Varsity beating top 10 ranked Fort Zumwalt West

JV finishing in Gold Bracket at Lutheran St. Charles Tournament

JV beating Northwest House Springs

Freshman winning Parkway North Tournament

Freshman beating Rockwood Summit

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Football

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

• Freshman

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 8-3

• Junior Varsity: 7-1

• Freshman: 5-3

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 59

• Junior Varsity: 29

• Freshman: 37

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 2.53 Semester 2: 2.53

Number of Coaching FTE: 10

Varsity Members Lettering: 59

2018-19 Season Summary • The football program won back-to-back conference championships (2017 & 2018) for the first time since the

1996 and 1997 seasons.

• Samuel Sanderson Jr., Conference Offensive Player of the Year

• Andre Webb, Conference Newcomer of the Year

• DeAndre James, Conference Lineman of the Year,

• Coach Steve Smith, Conference Coach of the Year.

• 11 players received 1st Team All-Conference recognition

• 8 players received 2nd Team All-Conference

• 8 players received All-Conference Honorable Mention.

• 4 players received Academic All-Conference

• 3 players received 1st Team All-District

• 2 players received 2nd Team All-District.

• 1st Team All-State players, Samuel Sanderson and Donovan Prott.

• 2nd Team All-State player, DeAndre James.

• Isaiah Wilkes was named to the Academic All-State Team.

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Boys Soccer

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

• Freshman

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 12-10

• Junior Varsity: 3-15-1

• Freshman: 1-16

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 16

• Junior Varsity: 17

• Freshman: 22

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 2.98 Semester 2: 2.99

Number of Coaching FTE: 4 Varsity Members Lettering: 6

2018-19 Season Summary Placed 3rd in conference

Placed 2nd in districts

Alexander Perez set the boys season scoring record with 34 goals

1st Team All-Conference:

○ Alexander Perez

○ Nicholas Derleth

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Boys Swimming and Diving

Program Levels:

• Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 12-7

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 26

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.26 Semester 2: 3.22

Number of Coaching FTE: 3 Varsity Members Lettering: 17

2018-19 Season Summary Individual Automatic State Qualifiers:

○ Philip Tso

○ Kyle Hubbs

Consideration Individual State Qualifiers

○ Chris Tobar

○ Chaska Cox Potter

○ Austin Goettsch

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Girls Cross Country

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity:

• Junior Varsity:

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 8

• Junior Varsity: 2

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.62 Semester 2: 3.61

Number of Coaching FTE:1.5 Varsity Members Lettering: 6

2018-19 Season Summary Winning team of the Junior Varsity Lutheran South Meet at Jefferson Barracks

District Champion:

○ Lucy Ndung'u

District 2nd Place Finisher:

○ Keilah Wilkes

State Qualifier:

○ Lucy Ndung'u

Sectional Qualifying Team (first time since 2007)

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Boys Cross Country

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity:

• Junior Varsity:

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 9

• Junior Varsity: 9

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.09 Semester 2: 3.24

Number of Coaching FTE:1.5 Varsity Members Lettering: 8

2018-19 Season Summary Lutheran South Invitational Team Champions

Team Sectional Qualifiers

○ Robert Gibson

○ Robert Gibson

○ Joshua Killian

2nd Team All St. Louis Suburban Conference

○ Robert Gibson

State Qualifier

○ Robert Gibson

○ Joshua Killian

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Winter MSHSAA Girls 9th - 12th Grade Athletic Programming

● Basketball

● Swimming & Diving

Winter MSHSAA Boys 9th - 12th Grade Athletic Programming

● Basketball

● Wrestling

Girls Basketball

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

• Freshman

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 13-13

• Junior Varsity: 11-14

• Freshman: 11-4

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 10

• Junior Varsity: 10

• Freshman: 12

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.19 Semester 2: 3.25

Number of Coaching FTE: 4 Varsity Members Lettering:10

2018-19 Season Summary 2nd place in Suburban Conference

1st Team All-Conference:

○ Niya Danfort

All-Conference Honorable Mention:

○ Kelsey Mack

• Niya Danfort signed a letter of intent to play college basketball

• Due to several injuries many younger players received varsity game experience

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Girls Swimming and Diving

Program Levels:

• Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 9-5

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 33

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.33 Semester 2: 3.30

Number of Coaching FTE: 3 Varsity Members Lettering: 17

2018-19 Season Summary Top 4 finish in 9th and 10th 200 medley relay and 400 FR relay

Top 4 finish in varsity 200 medley relay and 200 free relay

All relays earned a state consideration cut

Consideration Individual State Qualifier:

○ Richa Boara 50 Fr and 100 BK

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Boys Basketball

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

• Freshman

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 8-16

• Junior Varsity: 8-8

• Freshman: 12-5

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 15

• Junior Varsity: 10

• Freshman: 15

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 2.45 Semester 2: 2.39

Number of Coaching FTE: 4 Varsity Members Lettering: 10

2018-19 Season Summary All District:

○ Julius Erby

○ Kellen Thames

2nd Team All-Conference:

○ Julius Erby

All-Conference Honorable Mention:

○ Kellen Thames

○ Alijah Carter

Sportsmanship Award:

○ Andre Webb

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Boys Wrestling

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

• Freshman

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 2-8

• Junior Varsity: 7-3

• Freshman: 7-3

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 19

• Junior Varsity: 20

• Freshman: 10

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 2.81 Semester 2: 2.62

Number of Coaching FTE: 2 Varsity Members Lettering: 15

2018-19 Season Summary • Team Awards

o Mason Murphy received the Most Valuable Pirate

• Academic All-Conference

o Chris Barton

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Girls Wrestling

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 7-1

• Junior Varsity: 8-0

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 14

• Junior Varsity: 2

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.53 Semester 2: 3.44

Number of Coaching FTE: 2 Varsity Members Lettering:10

2018-19 Season Summary

• Conference Champions

• 1st place in Fort Zumwalt East Wrestling Tournament

• Autumn Otis qualifying for the MSHSAA State Tournament

• Academic All-Conference

o Daviona Bonner, Isabella Tucci, Lilly Buehrle

• Lena Ridley received the All-Conference Sportsmanship award

• 2nd Team All-Conference

o Makayla Bridges, Lucy Ndungu, Brittany Strasburger, Isabella Tucci, Camilia Wilkerson

o 1st Team All-Conference:

Esther Gbloesse, Autumn Otis, Daviona Bonner

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Spring MSHSAA Girls 9th - 12th Grade Athletic Programming

● Lacrosse

● Soccer

● Track & Field

Spring MSHSAA Boys 9th - 12th Grade Athletic Programming

● Baseball

● Golf

● Tennis

● Track & Field

● Volleyball

Spring MSHSAA Boys/Girls 9th - 12th Grade Athletic Programming

● Water Polo

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Lacrosse

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 8-9

• Junior Varsity: 0-16

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 22

• Junior Varsity: 23

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.44 Semester 2: 3.43

Number of Coaching FTE: 2 Varsity Members Lettering: 15

2018-19 Season Summary ● Beat three top ten teams: Ladue, Westminster, and St. Joe

● Finished 2nd in the IWA Tournament

● Player’s obtaining college scholarships:

○ Bianca Johnson - Quincy University

○ Abby Surlet - Wellesley College

● Largest group of graduating seniors since the beginning of the program - 10 seniors

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Girls Soccer

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

• Freshman

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 16-7-1

• Junior Varsity: 6-8

• Freshman: 3-8

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 18

• Junior Varsity: 17

• Freshman: 16

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.32 Semester 2: 3.25

Number of Coaching FTE: 4 Varsity Members Lettering: 18

2018-19 Season Summary Finished with a 16-7-1 record

#7 Ranked team in St. Louis area- final poll STLtoday

#10 Ranking in MO Soccer Coaches State poll

Team Ethics Award for Merit- United Soccer Coaches national organization

2019 Academic All American ( for outstanding GPA)– United Soccer Coaches national organization

2nd place in Peyton’s Pals Tourney, Camdenton Laker Showdown Tourney, Suburban Pool and Districts

Post Season Honors

○ United Soccer Coaches National All Midwest Region- Kaeli Benedict

○ All Metro- STLtoday- 3rd team Kaeli Benedict

○ All State Class 4 1st team- Kaeli Benedict

○ All State Class 4 2nd team- Dez Adam

○ All MO Region Offensive Player of the Year- Kaeli Benedict

○ All MO Region Team- Dez Adams, Kate Germano

○ 1st Team All-conference - Kaeli Benedict, Kate Germano, Dez Adams, Cami McGee, Talia Sinclair

○ 2nd Team All-conference - Jordyn Lodes, Emily Schrump,

○ Honorable Mention All-conference - Julia Blankenship, Macy Hanford, Cierre Pogue

○ Suburban Sportsmanship Award – Grace Ohlsen

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Baseball

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 7-18

• Junior Varsity: 4-6

Team Membership

• Varsity: 15

• Junior Varsity: 14

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 2.97 Semester 2: 2.98

Number of Coaching: FTE: 4 Varsity Members Lettering:15

2018-19 Season Summary All Conference

○ 2nd Team: Nick Neal, Infielder; Hayden Lazear, Utility

○ Brandon Canada, Sportsmanship Award

4th place in Lindbergh/Mehlville Tournament

4th place in Farmington Tournament

Won the first round of districts by beating a higher seeded team

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Boys Golf

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 5-5

• Junior Varsity: 3-5

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 6

• Junior Varsity: 13

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.02 Semester 2: 2.82

Number of Coaching: FTE: 2 Varsity Members Lettering: 5

2018-19 Season Summary ● 1st Team All-Conference:

○ Andrew Masters

● 2nd Team All-Conference:

○ Aaron Caldwell

● Andrew Masters finished 6th in the conference tournament

○ Andrew improved his stroke average by a two strokes compared to previous season

● Aaron Caldwell finished 15th in the conference tournament

● PHS hosts and annual JV golf tournament at Forest Park, 18 to 20 teams will participate

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Boys Tennis

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 2-6

• Junior Varsity 2-6

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 8

• Junior Varsity: 12

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 2.77 Semester 2: 2.77

Number of Coaching FTE: 2 Varsity Members Lettering:8

2018-19 Season Summary Team won 2 matches during the season

Team increased participation with 20 members of the team

Suburban North Classic

○ Sam Vaclavik & Daniel Wilfong in 1st doubles, 4th place

○ Eric Lee in 1st singles, 4th place

○ Gage Menk in 2nd Singles, 4th place

○ 2nd place team finish in tournament

Team Awards

○ Most Improved = Daniel Wilfing

○ New Comer of the Year = Parker Hoorman

○ Captain = Eric Lee

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Girls Track & Field

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity:

• Junior Varsity:

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 30

• Junior Varsity: 20

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.10 Semester 2: 3.05

Number of Coaching FTE: 3 Varsity Members Lettering: 10

2018-19 Season Summary

Conference Champions

District Champions

Sectional Champions

Second place finish at Missouri State Girls Track & Field Championships

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Boys Track & Field

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity:

• Junior Varsity:

Team Membership;

• Varsity: 23

• Junior Varsity: 33

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 2.93 Semester 2: 2.78

Number of Coaching FTE: 3 Varsity Members Lettering: 10

2018-19 Season Summary Timberland Wolfpack Invitational Team Champions

Marion Freeman Invitational Team Champions

Class 5 District 4 Team Champions

2nd place Suburban Red Conference

○ Isaiah Wilkes - 8th place finish at State Meet in Discus

○ Michael Jackson - 5th place finish at State Meet in Long Jump

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Boys Volleyball

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

• Freshman

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 31-5

• Junior Varsity: 19-1-1

• Freshman 10-6

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 13

• Junior Varsity: 11

• Freshman 10

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.16 Semester 2: 3.20

Number of Coaching FTE: 4 Varsity Members Lettering: 13

2018-19 Season Summary ● Varsity winning the Francis Howell Central Tournament

● Varsity winning the Vianney Tournament

● Varsity Winning the 3rd consecutive conference championship

● Varsity making to the final four of the Missouri Boys Volleyball Championship

● Junior Varsity winning the Francis Howell Central Tournament

● JV Winning a big comeback game over Kirkwood at home

● Freshman making it to the finals in the silver division at the Oakville Tournament

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Boys/Girls Water Polo

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

2018-19 Record:

• Varsity: 2-22

• Junior Varsity: 4-13

Team Membership:

• Varsity: 11

• Junior Varsity: 14

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.21 Semester 2: 3.11

Number of Coaching FTE: 2 Varsity Members Lettering: 11

2018-19 Season Summary Junior Varsity broke seed at their end of year tournament

Junior Goalie Kyle Hubbs was selected to 2nd team All-Conference.

○ Kyle led the area in saves by a goalie with 335 saves.

○ Kyle also ranked 8th in the area for save percentage with a .564

With a solid group of younger players and few graduating seniors, we hope to build the program to foster

student-athletes who perform well inside the classroom as well as in the pool.

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MSHSAA 9th - 12th Grade Activity Programming

● Band

● Cheerleading

● Choir

● Color Guard/Flag Corps

● Drill Team

● Mock Trial Team

● Orchestra

● Speech & Debate Team

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Band & Color Guard/Flag Corps

Band Program Levels:

• Varsity

Team Membership; 100

Band Overall Team GPA Semester 1: 3.13 Semester 2: 3.09

Varsity Members Lettering: 6

Program Levels: Varsity

Number of Coaching FTE: 4 Team Membership: 30

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 2.95 Semester 2: 2.88

Varsity Members Lettering:

2018-19 Season Summary

• Jazz Ensemble selected to perform at State Conference for Missouri Retired Teachers Association in

Jefferson City

• Marching Band and Guard won the Grand Championship at the Francis Howell Marching Invitational

earning 10 trophies in one day for their performances in prelims and finals.

• Thomas McFarland, Abby Twyman, Trevor Vigus, Lay Dukes and DJ Smith earned membership in

the All-Suburban Jazz Band. Natalie Baugher made the All-Suburban Concert Band. Savanna

Wooten and Alex Newett were named All-Suburban alternates.

• Thomas McFarland named Honorable Mention All-State for Jazz Band.

• Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Band both earned a Superior Rating and 3rd place in their respective

divisions at the Rolling Meadows, IL jazz festival. Individual awards for Thomas McFarland, Chad

Jones, Daniel Mamrenko, Alex Newett.

• Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Band each earned 1st place at a

competition in New Orleans, LA hosted by “Music Festivals, Inc.” Pattonville Band was awarded the

Esprit de Corps Award, all four PHS groups earned a Superior Rating and PHS was named the Grand

Champion of the festival. The Jazz Ensemble Rhythm Section earned the best section award and

Chad Jones was earned the Outstanding Soloist Award for the festival.

• 29 students qualified for the State Music Festival and all of them earned a Gold, Silver or Bronze

medal at State.

• PHS Winter Guard earned 8th Place at the MCCGA Regionals competition.

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Cheerleading

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

• Freshman

Number of Coaching FTE: 4 Team Membership:

• Varsity: 12

• Junior Varsity: 12

• Freshman:

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.03 Semester 2: 2.98

Varsity Members Lettering: 6

2018-19 Season Summary

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Choir

Program Levels:

• Varsity

Number of FTE: 2 Team Membership:

• Varsity: 125

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 2.96 Semester 2: 2.78

Varsity Members Lettering: 6

2018-19 Season Summary

• 42 students qualified for All-District Honor Choir

• 5 students qualified for All-State Auditions

• 2 students qualified Opera Theatre Artists In Training

• MSHSAA Large Group Festival:

o Chamber Choir, Men's Choir, Treble Choir received a 1 or Exemplary rating

o Women's Choir received a 2 or Outstanding rating

• MSHSAA District Solo/Ensemble:

o 14 students received a 1 or Exemplary rating

o 11 students received a 2 or Outstanding rating

• MSHSAA STATE Solo/Ensemble:

o 3 students received a Gold rating

o 7 students received a Silver rating

o 4 students received a Bronze rating

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Orchestra

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

• Freshman

Number of Coaching FTE: 1 Team Membership:

• Varsity:

• Junior Varsity:

• Freshman:

Overall Team GPA; Semester 1: 3.36 Semester 2: 3.18

Varsity Members Lettering: 6

2018-19 Season Summary ● Chamber Orchestra earned a Gold rating at National Festival in Williamsburg, VA

○ Orchestra earned Adjudicator's Award for receiving a high score

■ Natalie Young Received a Soloist award at that same festival

● Orchestra attended 14 events and advanced to the State Solo & Ensemble Festival

● Out of out the 14 entries the team achieved:

○ Four students received a Gold rating

○ Four students received a silver rating

○ Six students received a Bronze rating

■ This is a significant increase in participation and scores from last year's participants

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Drill Team

Program Levels:

• Varsity

• Junior Varsity

• Freshman

Number of Coaching FTE: 4 Team Membership:

• Varsity: 15

• Junior Varsity: 15

• Freshman:

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.25 Semester 2: 3.10

Varsity Members Lettering: 6

2018-19 Season Summary ● 1st place UDA summer camp in home routine and recipient of superior trophy and spirit stick

● 1st place Lindbergh Invitational in hip hop

● 5th place St. Charles Classic in pom and 4th place in hip hop

● 2nd place NDA Battle Spirit Regional in pom and hip hop

● 8th place NDA National Championship in hip hop and 16th place in pom

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Speech and Debate

Program Levels:

• Varsity

Number of Coaching FTE: 3 Team Membership:

• Varsity: 19

Overall Team GPA: Semester 1: 3.13 Semester 2: 3.03

Varsity Members Lettering: 6

2018-19 Season Summary ● East Missouri district champion in informative speaking

● MSHSAA state finalist

● Eastern Missouri student of the year & academic all American

● Regional qualifying mock trial team

● Multiple 1st place finishers and finalists in conference

● Multiple top-3 finishes and finalists at invitational tournaments

● 3rrd place overall team sweepstakes at Francis Howell North Invitational

○ Five students were national qualifiers

○ Five students were state qualifiers

○ Three students were MSHSAA district champions

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Updates and Next Steps on Pattonville High School MSHSAA Areas of Focus

● Review all survey data with coaches and sponsors at the conclusion of each season

○ During annual coaches’ meetings data taken from the end of season surveys along with

summer camp survey data is reviewed including the areas of strength and areas of growth.

● Revise current plans for each sport and activity to advance and progress each program

○ Head coaches update program playbooks each year as it relates to academic and team

performance goals.

● Provide job-embedded professional development for coaches and sponsors

○ Professional development plan based on a needs assessment for each program. Resources will be allocated to support a three-year professional development plan that will identify best practices in coaching theory, research, and professional development that improves coaching, team strategy, and student/athlete performance.

○ Based on a three-year cycle, coaches/sponsors will be allocated resources to attend program/sport specific professional development. 2018 – 2019: Field Hockey, Football, Boys & Girls Soccer, Girls & Boys Volleyball. 2019 – 2020: Boys & Girls Basketball, Girls & Boys Swim, Wrestling, Cheerleading, Dance, Boys & Girls Tennis. 2020 – 2021: Softball, Baseball, Boys & Girls Golf, La Crosse, Boys and Girls Track, Water Polo. Boys & Girls Cross Country.

● Utilize new facilities in ways to benefit our programs equally, as well as showcase our

campus to outside groups

○ The continuation and creation of partnerships with outside groups Real STL, FAST

Swimming, Clayton Dive and Lindenwood.

● Continue to increase participation in MSHSAA-sponsored sports and activities

○ Market MSHSAA opportunities to student body through athletic and Pattonville Today

websites, social media, seasonal posters and announcements.

● Provide tutoring and academic support to students in an effort to improve academics

(enhance core course GPA program)

○ Head coaches target academic goals and process to support student achievement during

season and offseason in their program playbook.

● Review current practice to ensure ongoing Title IX compliance

○ Annual review of program offerings to ensure district compliance of Title IX.

● Expand opportunities for elementary and middle school students in the areas of athletics

and activities

○ Elementary and middle school after school programming continues to expand with both

academic and athletic programming. After school clubs are offered at the elementary and

middle school level as well as district-sponsored programming such as cross country,

volleyball, field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, conditioning, basketball, etc.

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● Collect data for non-MSHSAA sponsored activities at high school and middle school

○ Sponsors submit information including; number of students participating, hours of

commitment outside of school day along with a list of activities for the 55 non-MSHSAA

sponsored activities at the high school.

● Advertise clubs and sports by utilizing our new technology (video boards and laptops)

○ Market MSHSAA opportunities to student body through Pattonville Sports Center webpage,

scoreboard videos, athletic website, social media, seasonal posters and announcements.

● Expand skill development opportunities through school-sponsored camps and strength

and conditioning programming

○ Summer strength and conditioning opportunities were expanded to allow a larger number of

student athletes to participate from a larger number of sports.

● Expand leadership opportunities for high school students

○ GALXC girls leadership group, Student Council activity and leadership course and expand

number of activities that allow for additional leadership opportunities.

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TITLE IX COMPLIANCE REPORT 2018-2019

Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education

programs and activities by recipients of federal financial assistance. In particular, the regulations require

institutions to “provide equal athletic opportunity for members of both sexes.” Title IX requires schools to:

1. Offer male and female students equal opportunities to play sports

2. Treat male and female athletes fairly

3. Male and female athletes are provided similar help in securing athletic scholarships for

college

EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES TO PLAY SPORTS

1. Percentages of participation compared to percentages of enrollment by gender:

a. For the 2018-2019 school year, 55.71% of the female students participated in one or more

MSHSAA programing. Male student participation in MSHSAA programing represented

50.42% of the male student population.

2. History and continuing practice of expanding athletic opportunities for female students:

a. Pattonville High School offers 12 male sports program and 12 female sports programs. The

programing being offered to both male and female students is in compliance with Title IX

regulations.

EQUAL BENEFITS AND SERVICES

1. Overall support:

a. Gate receipts are divided up in accordance with Policy IGDF-R with 50% going to the

activities department to support operations such as paying for referees, purchasing

equipment, tournament fees, and other costs associated with supporting athletics and

activities. The remaining 50% is deposited into general fund revenues. All sports have the

opportunity to host a banquet with the district providing the facility.

2. Equipment and Supplies:

a. The district provides athletic equipment of similar quality and quantity for both

female and male athletes.

b. Uniforms are of similar quality and quantity for male and female athletes and are

paid for through the athletic department.

c. All sports uniforms (male and female) are on a replacement rotation.

3. Scheduling of Games and Practice Times:

a. Both male and females have an equal amount of suitable practice times.

b. The numbers of competitive events are equal and loss of academic time due to

practices and games is limited as much as possible for both males and females.

c. Male and female teams have the opportunity for post-season and/or league

championships. Teams can go to state or national competitions if they qualify.

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4. Travel and Related Expenses:

a. The resources allocated for travel accommodations and meals, for male and

female teams when they travel is the same.

b. All male and female athletes are transported to games by bus with the exception

of boys and girls golf. The golf teams frequently utilize private vehicles to travel

to practices and matches.

5. Availability of Coaches and Compensation:

a. The district provides the same quality coaches for male and female athletes and

all are paid according to the district stipend policy.

b. Quality officials are provided for male and female teams along with support staff

and office resources to handle paperwork, etc.

6. Locker Rooms, Practice and Competitive Facilities:

a. All practice and competitive facilities (including locker rooms) are equally

available and equally maintained for both male and female teams.

7. Medical and Training Services:

a. Weight training and conditioning facilities are equally available and have uniform

quality for male and female athletes.

b. Medical personnel and an athletic trainer are provided equally for male and female

athletes.

c. Insurance is equally available to male and female athletes.

8. Publicity:

a. Male and female sports are provided equitable school level media coverage.

b. School’s publicity personnel are equally available to male and female teams.

c. The cheerleaders, pep band, and drill team are equally provided for male and

female teams.

Scholarship Opportunities:

● In addition to the coaches, Pattonville High School has a college counselor that works

both male and female athletes to help them to secure scholarships for college.

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