What is Specifically Expected During the National Anthem, students are to face the flag, not to talk, listen to the public address announcer for instructions to sing or not, and to remain still until the end of the anthem. Proper language is to be used. No swearing or language which is offensive to others will be tolerated. High school events are a family activity. Individual and group vulgarity is unacceptable, as is verbal harassment and booing of players, coaches and officials.
Obscene gestures are unacceptable.
Dangerous and boisterous behavior, such as pushing, shoving or fighting and passing of students, is not acceptable. The throwing of objects, even toilet paper, at fellow spectators, band members, cheerleaders, officials, players, or onto the playing surface, is unacceptable, and could result in an injury or the team being penalized by the game official. Respect is the key to good sportsmanship. Opponents should be respected. They are not enemies, but fellow teenagers who happen to attend other schools.