Athletic Program- Mr. LaPietra, Athletic Director Overview of RECIHS Athletic Program What sports are offered? What seasons? What is the process to be medically eligible to participate? Athletic Facilities and Locations each season Academic Eligibility Regulation-3 Parts Athletic Eligibility Requirements Recognition

Wilson Commencement and RECIHS Sport Offerings 2017-18 Wilson Commencement and RECIHS Sport Offerings 2017-2018

Winter Season - Starts 11/6/17 Fall Season - Starts 8/14/17 Winter Season - Starts 11/6/17 Varsity Cheerleading Boys JV Football Boys Varsity Football Boys Varsity Soccer Boys Varsity Volleyball (@ Monroe) Boys/Girls Varsity Cross Country   Girls Varsity Soccer (@ SOTA) Girls Varsity Tennis Girls JV Volleyball Girls Varsity Volleyball   Boys JV Basketball Boys Varsity Basketball Varsity Wrestling Girls Varsity Basketball Girls JV Basketball Co-Ed Varsity Bowling Varsity Cheerleading Boys/Girls Varsity Indoor Track

Spring Season - Starts 3/5/18   Boys Varsity Baseball Boys Varsity Tennis Boys Varsity Outdoor Track Co-Ed Varsity Golf Co-Ed JV Golf Girls Varsity Softball Girls Varsity Outdoor Track

What is the process to be medically eligible to participate? Up to date Physical within 1 Year Medical Eligibility Certification Form Parent Consent Form Requalification (Nurse Screening) THIS ENTIRE PROCESS MUST BE COMPLETED EACH SEASON.

Athletic Facilities and Locations each season Wilson High School Wilson Foundation Academy Genesee Valley Park Capelli Stadium (Formerly known as Rhinos Stadium) Gates Bowl/Terrace Gardens Lanes

Academic Eligibility Regulation-3 Parts Eligible Student – If the following conditions are met, this student will participate on the club or team without restrictions until the next report card is issued, at which time eligibility will be determined again:  A cumulative "C" or a 2.0 average for all scheduled subjects, A 90% daily in-class attendance for all classes, and Demonstrate good school citizenship. Student on Academic Probation: This student will continue to be allowed to participate in practices and competitions, as long as he or she meets the requirements for eligible students, but will be placed on probation with conditions: 3-week progress report or marking period report card shows that student is failing any one class While on academic probation a student must meet all conditions of probation.

ACADEMIC ELIGIBILITY CONTINUED... Ineligible Student: This student may not participate in competitions if the student: Does not have a cumulative “C” average, 90% daily in class attendance, or demonstrate good school citizenship Meets the requirements for eligible students, but is failing in two or more classes. (Students who are ineligible under this paragraph may participate in practice if they attend tutoring in the failing subjects.) Students are ineligible until the student receives either a 3-week progress report or marking period grade report which shows that the student meets the requirements for eligible students and is receiving a failing grade in no more than one class. (Student’s failing one class will be placed on probation.)

ACADEMIC ELIGIBILITY CONTINUED... Tutoring: Schools shall provide and all students on probation or ineligible must attend tutoring in any failing subject through special academic assistance as assigned/approved by the building Principal or his/her designee (i.e. Athletic Director/Assistant Principal in a specific subject area) as deemed necessary and appropriate and depending on teacher availability. Students must maintain 100% attendance in study sessions, in order to be able to participate in practices and/or contests as set forth above. All building principals, athletic directors, and coaches should ensure that they are fully familiar with the Extra Curricular Eligibility Regulation, Superintendent’s Regulation 5305-R.

ATHLETIC ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Cohort 2014 OR Higher (2015, 2016 and 2017) Entering 9th grade September of 2014 or later. A student shall be eligible for interschool competition in grades 9, 10, 11 and 12 until his/her nineteenth birthday. If the age of nineteen years is reached on or after July 1, the student may continue to participate during that school year in all sports BONA FIDE STUDENTS: Regulation of the Commissioner of Education: A contestant must be a bona fide student of the high school represented and must be taking at least (4) four subjects including Physical Education.

Recognition Throughout the school year Within school, community, media End of the year Banquet Wilson HS and Early College Red Fedele’s Brook House (Spring 2017)

Thank you! STUDY, PLAY HARD, BE SMART. ENJOY YOURSELF REPRESENT YOUR SCHOOL, YOUR DISTRICT AND YOURSELF WITH CLASS HAVE A GREAT YEAR!! Mr. LaPietra