Athletic Competition Health Screening Form (Page 2 of 3) in pdf

CALAVERAS HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC PROGRAM POLICY

General Statement: Interscholastic athletics is a voluntary program. Students are not obligated to

participate and participation is not a requirement for graduation.

Competition in high school

athletics/extra curricular activities is a PRIVILEDGE, not a right. Accompanying that privilege is the

responsibility of the student to conform to standards established by the school.

Athletics are

conducted subject to the rules and regulations of Calaveras High School, the Mother Lode League,

the Sac-Joaquin Section and the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF).

Eligibility: All students are eligible to participate if they qualify by the following: 1. must not be on academic

probation. 2. *must have insurance protection as prescribed by CIF and State law. 3.*must have parental and

medical consent. 4. *must not have reached 19th birthday prior to September 1. 5.*must be enrolled in at least

four classes on CHS campus.

Disciplinary Action: Disciplinary measures for any action detrimental to the Athletic Program at Calaveras High

School and/or violation of team rules will be handled by coach(es) of the sport.

Appeal procedures to

disciplinary actions by coaches must be directed to the Athletic Director who will render a decision to any

appeal.

1. The use of tobacco, alcohol or drugs is detrimental to health and conditioning. It is also a flagrant

affront to the major team objective, playing the best game.

The use of tobacco in any form, at school or any school activity is prohibited. The penalty for the

first instance shall be a five-day competitive week suspension starting with the first or next athletic

contest, and dismissal from the team on the second. A student on competitive suspension will be

allowed to remain on a team at the discretion of the coach.

The use or possession of alcohol at school or at any school activity will result in dismissal from

the team as well as ineligibility for the following 45 school days, exclusive of summer school.

The use or possession of controlled substance (as specified in sections 11054, 11055, 11056,

and 11058 of the California Health and Safety Code) will result in an immediate dismissal from the team,

as well as ineligibility for 45 school days following the incident, exclusive of summer school. (The

student is also subject to school rules, including arrest, suspension, and/or expulsion).

Any student who is proven to be in possession of stolen school equipment or uniforms will be

suspended from participation for a period of 45 school days, exclusive of summer school, from the time

following the incident as well as immediate dismissal from the team.

3. Until a student is cleared from a sport by the head coach, he/she is not eligible for another sport.

Clearance would include but is not limited to payment of bills, return of uniform and equipment, and the

ending of the season of the sport.

4. Students who have remained on a team after the team has had four practices shall not be eligible for

any other team that season without the concurrence of both coaches.

5. Must, in order to participate in an athletic activity on a day excused by a note of illness, have attended at

least four class periods that day, except for medical appointments or administrator approval. An athlete

who violates this rule will not be allowed to participate in the next athletic contest.

*not applicable to non-athletes.

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Student Signature

Date

Parent/Guardian Signature

PARENT TO COMPLETE

Does athlete have health or accident insurance:

Yes

If yes, list company name, policy number and local claims address:

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Company Name

Policy #

Claim's Office Address

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