1. that allows common people
Germantown High School Parent Athletic Information Meeting Welcome Parents and Athletes
Teamwork is the fuel
that allows common people
to attain uncommon
results.

2. “Camaraderie is a spirit of goodwill that exists between individuals and members of a group. Where camaraderie and respect exist you will find the making of a formidable organization.” John Wooden

3. Why Co-Curriculars or Sports?
BETTER EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES
ENHANCED SCHOOL ENGAGEMENT AND SENSE OF BELONGLING
POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT/LIFE SKILLS
HEALTHIER BEHAVIORS
POST HIGH SCHOOL POSITIVE RESULTS
DEVELOPING BETTER CITIZENS
SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY BENEFITS
Attitude is a
little thing that
makes a BIG
difference

4. Why Co-Curriculars or Sports?
The Participatory and Social Aspects
The Competitive Aspect –
Some sports have three levels
(Varsity, Junior Varsity and
JV-2 or 9th grade)(pg 14)
Attitude is a
little thing that
makes a BIG
difference

5. filling of a pail, but the
Privilege vs. Right
Attending School is a right
Participating in Athletics and other
Co-Curriculars is a privilege
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“Education is not the
filling of a pail, but the
lighting of a fire”
William Butler
Emerson

6. Required Forms and Information needed to practice or participate
View Parent/Student Presentation or attend Parent Information Night
Registration Form and Checklist
Physical Form on file-Statement of Insurance
WIAA physical form (green)
Alternate year card

8. Required Forms and Information needed to practice or participate
Form Includes - Emergency Information, Signed agreement of understanding of Co-curricular Code and WIAA Eligibility Requirements
Participation Fee--$75.00 per sport ($ max)
Payment of unpaid fines or fees
Concussion Information

9. Training Regulations and A.O.D.A. Policy
The use or possession of alcohol, any tobacco product, illegal drugs, mood altering substance (as defined in school board policy) and performance enhancing substances (PES, as defined by the WIAA) is prohibited for any Germantown High School athlete. In addition, attendance at a function where alcohol and/or drugs are present and being consumed illegally will be considered a violation of the Athlete’s Code of Conduct. (All year)
Goals are
the bridges that
span our
Dreams.

10. NEW ERA
The internet and modern technology is now starting a new era for our young adults. Computer, mobile phone cameras, etc.
State Law and Board Policy states no cameras in locker rooms.
Page 13

11. Penalties for A.O.D.A. Violations Pages 9-12 in Co-curricular Handbook
First Violation--25% Suspension, Mandatory A.O.D.A Sessions
Second Violation--50% Suspension, Mandatory A.O.D.A. Sessions
Third Violation—One Year (12 months) Suspension, Mandatory A.O.D.A Treatment is Done at Family Expense
Fourth Violation – Permanent Suspension
Honesty Clause/Self Referrals page 13
Hosting page 12

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BRAIN DEVELOPMENT
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13. The developing brain age incurs far greater levels of damage than a fully developed adult brain.
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14. Susan Tapert/University of California, San Diego
BRAIN ACTIVITY
MEMORY TASK
NORMAL
ALCOHOL USER
15 YEARS OLD
Susan Tapert/University of California, San Diego
The images above show the brain activity of a 15-year-old nondrinker, top, and a drinker, bottom. 14

15. ALCOHOL USE

16. Healthy Brain Marijuana Brain16
16 yr. old daily user
Amen Clinics

18. Germantown High School
Gogtown.org - Found lower right corner of Ath. Dept. Forms and Info
John Underwood

19. Academic Eligibility Policy
Students must pass all courses or have a GPA.
Consequence: 15 consecutive school days of no contests for winter and spring sports (21 days for fall, summer)
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Coming together
is a beginning …
keeping together is progress…
working together
is success.

20. Name the Mascot

21. Important Web Sites Information
Northshoreconference.org - schedules, directions, updates ( or text)
goGtown.org – GHS Athletics: travel slips, handbook, contact information
Please check handbook
WIAA: wiaawi.org
Happiness is not
a state to arrive
at but rather,
a manner of
Traveling.

22. Potential Danger and Risks
Page 6 of handbook.
Athletic activities are hazardous and taking part in such activities is calculated risk-taking on the part of the student/athlete and parents. The potential benefits exceed the potential risks.

23. Training Coverage Guidelines
Training Room
Coverage and Hours – Posted outside
James Pecha LAT and Lindsay Rozinski Froedtert Health & Medical College of Wisconsin

24. Training Coverage Guidelines
Dr. Scott Hicks
Clinic

25. ImPACT Concussion Testing
All contact sports that have high risk of head injury
Parent permission release for baseline tests
Post test done through insurance by
Froedtert Health –
Children’s Hospital
Aurora – in progress

26. Return to Sport Protocol
Day 1 After Symptoms free >48 hrs, light biking
Day 2 Increased workout intensity, weights
Day 3 Non-contact practice drills
Day 4 Full contact practice with MD clearance
Day 5 Cleared to play per MD
If athlete presents with Symptoms at any stage, athlete returns to previous stage.

27. Attendance
Loss of classroom time - students responsible for missed work
Truant from school - If an athlete or anyone involved with co-curricular activities is truant for any part of a school day they will not be able to participate in their NEXT scheduled athletic contest.
Student must be present be in at least one half of scheduled classes to be eligible to participate in practice or a contest. Page 3-4

28. Sportsmanship is an Expectation
Parents play a key role in setting the example for their children.
“To teach that sports are played for fun and enjoyment.” An ideal established by the 1896 Olympic Games

29. Parent Get Involved Germantown Booster Club
Supports all of our programs, purchasing training supplies, uniforms, awards, etc.
We need your help with the concession stand, timer, scoring, fund raising, etc.
Parent Athlete Coaches Alliance
Booster Club Tab on website
Concession committee
Service is the
lifeblood of any
organization.. Everything
flows from it and is
nourished by it.

30. Parent/Coach/Advisor Relationship (p
Parent/Coach/Advisor Relationship (p. 8) Both parenting, coaching and/or advising are extremely difficult vocations. By establishing an understanding of each position, we are better able to accept the actions of the other and provide greater benefit to children. More help information on athletic home web page.

31. Parent Athlete Coaches Alliance
Please sign up, we can use your talents
Pledge to be a positive parent
THANK YOU
for your continued support

32. Boys Soccer Room 155
Boys C.C. Room 136
Girls C.C. Room 138
Football Cafeteria
Girls Volleyball Lower Aux. Gym
Girls Swimming Room 130
Girls Tennis Room 132
Girls Golf Room 103
Boys Volleyball Room 134