Programs that foster continued poor behavior may be dropped. After-school programs are an extension of the regular school day with all school rules and regulations in effect. The school's reputation should not be placed in jeopardy because of unsportsmanlike behavior. School administrators are present to inform all students of the school s expectations of spectators at all future after-school events. What is Expected in General Students in attendance at after-school events are expected to have fun by demonstrating positive enthusiasm without causing harm, danger or embarrassment to others or to the school.
Students are to follow all rules that are in effect during the school day at after-school events.
Students are to demonstrate common sense respect toward fellow students, opponents, players, coaches and officials. Students are to police their own ranks and demand proper behavior from fellow students. One s individual behavior can affect the total group. Students are expected to demonstrate respect and pride for the school. 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.