Evergreen Park Community High School

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Evergreen Park Community High School Sports Presentation

Welcome Intro’s of staff and Athletic leader

Athletic Boosters President: Mr. Compare Concession: TBA Please support by signing up and helping at events. One hundred percent of the money raised comes back to the athletic programs at EPCHS.

Injured During the Season Liane Salzer Athletic Trainer If you are injured in any way during a practice or game you must report that injury immediately to the athletic trainer or your coach. We prefer you see our trainer before going to the doctor. If you do go to the doctor you will need a release note from the doctor in order to return to sports. Sports Brain- EPCHS Concussion protocol program

Training Company Impact Physical Therapy

Joining an Athletic Team Students must have passed 3 out of 4 classes the previous semester . Online registration must be completed. Up to date physical must be on file. An athletic fee will be charged to your account after the first contest as follows: 25$ first season of participation 25$ second season of participation 0$ third season of participation 75$ max for families with multiple athlete

Awards Nights DATE TBA by Sport Athletes are expected to dress appropriately for awards night. All athletes that do not attend their scheduled awards night will have one week from that night to see their coach or the athletic office to pick up their awards. After that point they will be placed back into the inventory. You must be in more than 50% of the varsity contests to earn a varsity letter in that sport if not it is considered JV and does not count towards the 5 sport recognition wall. Teams are expected to have their awards night within two weeks of the end of their seasons  

Eligibility Due to Grades Each week on Thursday’s, a grade check of all athletes in season is made. If you are not passing 3 classes, you will not be allowed to participate in contests (minimally a week) until you bring up your grades to meet the IHSA state requirements.

IHSA 16/20 teams over 3.0 Fall Varsity GPA Cross Country - Boys 3.14   Fall Varsity GPA  Cross Country - Boys 3.14 Cross Country - Girls 3.38 Football 2.57 Golf 3.27 Soccer - Boys 2.35 Swim - Girls 3.66 Volleyball 3.46 Winter Basketball - Boys 2.53 Basketball - Girls 3.60 Bowling - Girls 3.76 Bowling - Boys 3.17 Cheerleading 3.06 Dance 3.5 Swim - Boys 3.40 Wrestling 3.03 Spring Baseball Soccer - Girls 3.83 Softball 3.35 Track - Boys 3.0 Track - Girls 3.19

Attendance Miss Practice Unexcused: Minimally not starting in the next game or competition. Miss Practice Excused: No consequence (Illness, family emergencies, special circumstances approved from school). Miss Game Unexcused: Sit out next game or competition. Miss Game Excused: No consequence (Illness, family emergencies, special circumstances approved from school). Prom Weekend: Prom is now on a Sunday night so there will be practice and/or games on the Saturday before for all teams and individuals. Any absence will be treated with the above policies. The Monday after prom may also have games/playoff games scheduled.

Quitting a Team You cannot quit a team or be removed from a team and join another team during the same season after the first contest has been played. If an athlete quits a team or has been removed from a team after the first contest has been played, he/she cannot go out for another sport until the conclusion of the next sport/season unless released. For an athlete to be released a committee made up of coaches and the athletic director will make a ruling on the situation based on set criteria. For example: student quits or is removed from a team in the spring (after the first contest has been played), this student is not eligible to participate in another sport until the winter season of the following year.

Violations of Co-Curricular Code CONSEQUENCES Those students who do not follow the code and knowingly violate this code will be disciplined in accordance with the extracurricular code. Offenses accumulate over the course of four years. The following consequences are guidelines which will be followed by the coaches, Athletic Director, Activities Director, and the Administration. If the Administration agrees in determining that the violation or violations committed are sufficiently serious to warrant such, any step may be omitted and any more serious consequence, up to and including permanent removal from athletics/activities, may be imposed. The code does not apply to events, activities, or requirements that are a part of the course expectations or the restorative justice program. Step 1 The student shall have a mandatory parent meeting with the administration. The student will be required to meet with the social worker. The student will be required to complete a mandatory restorative justice component (6-10 hours). The restorative justice component must be completed within two weekends from being placed on this step. Step 2 The student shall have mandatory parent meeting with the administration. The student will be required to meet with the social worker. The student shall lose eligibility for the next 2 weeks from their current season and/or the next season they compete in (minimum 2 contests/events, not to exceed 4 contests/events) from their athletic/activity contests/events but must still attend practice. The student can reduce the suspension to 1 week (minimum 1 contest/event, not to exceed 2 contests/events) by completing a restorative justice program that pertains to their violation that is preapproved by the administration prior to the suspension being reduced (10-15 hours). The restorative justice component must be completed within two weekends from being placed on this step. Step 3 The student shall have mandatory parent meeting with the administration. The student shall lose eligibility for the next 4 weeks from their current season and/or the next season they compete in (minimum 4 contests/events, not to exceed 8 contests) from their athletic/activity contests but must still attend practice. The student can reduce the suspension to 2 weeks (minimum 2 contests, not to exceed 4 contests) by completing a restorative justice program that pertains to their violation that is preapproved by the administration prior to the suspension being reduced (15-20 hours). The restorative justice component must be completed within three weekends from being placed on this step. Step 4 The student shall have mandatory parent meeting with the administration. The student shall lose eligibility for the remainder of the current season and the next extracurricular season (maximum 2 seasons). The student can regain eligibility based on a recommended restorative justice from the administration (15-20 hours). The restorative justice component must be completed within three weekends from being placed on this step. Step 5 The student shall have mandatory parent meeting with the administration. The student shall be permanently suspended from extracurricular activities for the remainder of their high school career. The student may appeal to the administration in writing for reinstatement after 1 calendar year. The extracurricular activities code begins with the first day for fall IHSA sports/activities and ends with the last day of spring sports/activities for the school year. Serious violation of the extracurricular code may result in immediate and/or permanent suspension from extracurricular participation, practice, and contests per the discretion of the administration. Gross misconduct/disobedience will be at administrative discretion. .

Sportsmanship Represent your school and community through positive interaction with the opposing fans and players. Use positive cheers, chants, songs or gestures. Display modesty in victory and graciousness in defeat. Respect and acknowledge the integrity/judgment of officials. Exhibit positive behavior before, during and after the contest.