The coach can set rules for training as long as they do not conflict with school policy. Athletes are, because of their exposure to the public, ambassadors of the School District. The schools are often judged by the members of the community and in other communities by the actions of the young people who represent them in the athletic area. This is a weighty, but nonetheless, a real responsibility that we place on the shoulders of the young people. Due to the representative role that our athletes must naturally assume, and because athletic programs are optional, it is expected that all athletes, both boys and girls, will adhere to certain minimum standards of behavior and scholarship as established by the Board, the building administration, and the coach.
Major offenses are to be reviewed by the coach and the principal.
Second Violation - Suspension from the activity for the remainder of that sport season with forfeiture of all awards earned during that season. The first violation may have occurred in a prior sports season. C. Third Violation - Suspension from the activities for the remainder of the school year. Previous two violations may have occurred in a prior sports season. If there should be a fourth or subsequent violation, it will be treated as a third violation.