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Jefferson High School PAC Meeting

Jefferson High School PAC Meeting Welcome Parents, Athletes and Coaches! Go Jaguars! Boys Basketball Jeff Evens Girls Basketball Andy Meinhardt Boys Hockey Jeff Lindquist Boys Swimming Nate Linscheid Gymnastics Paul and Leslee Wright JHS HEAD COACHES Athletic Administrators

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Jefferson High School PAC Meeting

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  1. Jefferson High School PAC Meeting • Welcome Parents, Athletes and Coaches! • Go Jaguars!

  2. Boys Basketball Jeff Evens Girls Basketball Andy Meinhardt Boys Hockey Jeff Lindquist Boys Swimming Nate Linscheid GymnasticsPaul and Leslee Wright JHS HEAD COACHES

  3. Athletic Administrators • Ted Schultz Head Athletic Director Bloomington Public Schools • Dan Storlien Boys Athletic Coordinator • Teri Roder Girls Athletic Coordinator • Terri McCarthy Chemical Counselor • LINDA MIELKE ATHLETIC SEC.

  4. Bloomington Athletics Bloomington Safe House Program Effect change Make a difference www.bloomingtonsafehouse.com

  5. Bloomington Athletics - Online resource for parents to foster communication and prevent underage drinking - Parents simply commit not to provide, allow, or enable underage drinking in their homes for their children or friends of their children www.bloomingtonsafehouse.com

  6. Bloomington Athletics Parent volunteers needed www.bloomingtonsafehouse.com

  7. Bloomington Athletics Effect change Make a difference Thank you! www.bloomingtonsafehouse.com

  8. 2004 MINNESOTA STUDENT SURVEY – CHEMICAL USE – SENIORS STATEWIDE JEFFERSON ALCOHOL ALCOHOL Boys/Girls Boys/Girls 64% 65% 63% 62% MARIJUANA MARIJUANA Boys/Girls Boys/Girls 31% 25% 41% 29%

  9. Noteworthy info • JUNIORS typically have the highest use at Jefferson, surpassing seniors by 8 – 10%. • Highest to lowest: • 1. Juniors • 2. Seniors • 3. Sophomores • 4. Freshman • BOYS use surpass GIRLS at Jefferson: • Alcohol by 1% • Marijuana by 12%

  10. www.lakeconference.org • Schedules • Game times • Game changes • Directions • All lake conference schedules • Notify me

  11. District Websites • www.bloomington.k12.mn.us • “programs” to “athletics” • Parent survey

  12. District Websites www.bloomington.k12.mn.us/indschool/TJ/index.htm • Click “Athletics” Many teams have individual websites listed… check them out!

  13. Communication process • 3 step process: • 1st-communicate with HEAD COACH • 2nd- A) request to meet/talk with athletic coordinator + head coach *Forms available online B) appeal to the District AD • 3rd-request to meet/talk with the Principal

  14. Academic Eligibility • Read the academic eligibility in the mustard information bulletin~must be “making progress towards graduation”

  15. Middle School Participation • If no program exists in the middle school, 7-8th graders can compete on the high school teams. • If a program does exist, 7-8th graders can compete on the varsity(if they make the varsity team)

  16. Transfer rule**New from the MSHSL • Students in 9-12 grade, who disenrolls from one high school and enrolls in another high school shall be ineligible to compete in any varsity sport for 1 calendar year

  17. Physical forms • Doctor must use the High School League Form • Physical must be updated every 3 years • Must be on file at Jefferson…athletic secretary.

  18. Summer Waiver • Coaches may coach the high school players from the 4th Friday in May through July 31st.

  19. NCAA ELIGIBILITY • 16 core class requirement for NCAA eligibility class of 2008 • Please see your counselor for more information AND the back page of the athlete information packet.

  20. Chemical + Harassment + Hazing • Committing an act, or coercing a student into committing an act, that creates a risk of harm to a person (physical, mental, intimidating) Intended or unintended. • Harassment, hazing, chemical, drug abuse all carry the same violation penalties. • “Possession” interpretation…ex. Same room with alcohol-in possession of it

  21. When a violation occurs: • 1st offense: 2 weeks, 2 contest (longest) • 2nd offense: 3 weeks, 6 games • 3rd offense: 4 weeks, 12 games • Student Code of Responsibilities bylaw206.2 (penalty determined by High School Principal) • Loss of Captainship for 1 calendar year • Loss of leadership roles in school • Contact AC’s as soon as the violation occurs • You must practice and finish the season for the violation to be considered “served”.

  22. MY SPACE/FACEBOOK • Parent monitoring • Student responsibility of appropriateness • Ex. Northwestern University- Spring 2006

  23. BUDGET INFORMATION • TICKET PRICES: $5 student $7 adult • Max $ per school year: $325-student $605-family

  24. Liability Insurance • Family’s must assume responsibility for potential expenses of under $50,000.

  25. Transportation • Varsity and JV: no busing to Bloomington contests (Except football team) • 10-9 teams will bus TO contests in Bloomington, but NO RETURNING bus…parents must pick up athletes. • Off site practice is the responsibility of the athlete only

  26. Booster Club Roles • Invitation to join • Description of activities (fundraisers, banquet set up, pasta dinners etc.) • Positive support to the team, coaches, school • $15 registration fee per school year…building reservations. • Bulletin for booster club roles/each booster club should have one.

  27. Krista Danielson ATC

  28. Institute For Athletic Medicine • On-Site certified athletic trainer • Professional coverage at all home athletic events and daily athletic training room hours • Phone Numbers: • JHS training room:(952) 806-7772 • kdanielson@bloomington.k12.mn.us

  29. Institute's 24 hour hotline pager # • 24 hour Professional and Free advice on athletic injuries • (952) 920-8850

  30. MSHSL • Requires an MD note for returning to participation

  31. Girls Basketball: North Lunchroom Boys Hockey: Back pod Aud. Boys Basketball: Front pod Aud. Boys Swimming:Media center Gymnastics: Back Pod Aud Room Assignments:

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