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Barrington Middle School Athletics Program Informational Forum Hosted by: Cathy Berei Wednesday, June 1, 2011
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Welcome Thank You Introductions
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Program Goals and Philosophy An inclusive department that offers a wide variety of interscholastic and intramural athletic programs Athletics are an integral part of the middle school experience and help develop young men and women into becoming positive, contributing members to the community of Barrington and society It is our overall goal to prepare every student-athlete for participation, competition and success at the next level
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Program Goals and Philosophy Athletics can: Enhance academic success Offer opportunities to develop athletic ability Build self-confidence Build self-discipline and organizational skills Build character and compassion Develop citizenship, ethics and values Foster good sportsmanship, fair play and honesty Help to learn how to deal with adversity Teach one how to be a humble loser and a gracious winner
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Program Goals and Philosophy We believe children develop differently and at different paces, therefore, we want to provide opportunities: For students in all grades 5 through 8, emphasizing total school involvement and participation For students of all physical, mental and social ability levels That challenge each individual student-athlete at the appropriate physical, mental and social levels
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Program Goals and Philosophy Each individual interscholastic and instructional intramural program will teach student-athletes to: Perform using proper technique, strategies and tactics of the sport Learn the game rules and fair game play Develop as athletes specific to their sport Set appropriate short- and long-term goals Work cooperatively, positively and how to be a good team member / what it means to be a part of a team
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Best Places to Find Information Webpage (linked from BMS Homepage) Barrington Middle School Barrington Middle School Bulletin Board (outside of the BMS gym) Ask the student-athlete Contact the coach (email or phone) directly Contact the Athletic Director (for the remainder of the 2010-11 school year) - Cathy Berei cberei@barrington.k12.nh.us 603-664-2127 x193
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2 Types of Programs Interscholastic Compete against other middle schools or middle school aged teams within the area Intramural Compete against other teams/individuals within Barrington Middle School
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What We Have to Offer: Fall - Interscholastic Field Hockey-Varsity & Junior Varsity (grades 5, 6, 7, 8) Boys Varsity Soccer (grades 7, 8) Girls Varsity Soccer (grades 7, 8) Boys Cross Country (grades 5, 6, 7, 8) Girls Cross Country (grades 5, 6, 7, 8) Volleyball-Varsity & Junior Varsity (grades 5, 6, 7, 8) Fall - Intramural Coed Instructional Soccer (grades 5, 6, interested 7, 8) Coed Golf (grades 5, 6, 7, 8)
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What We Have to Offer: Winter - Interscholastic Boys Basketball-Varsity & Junior Varsity (grades 7, 8) Girls Basketball-Varsity & Junior Varsity (grades 7, 8) Winter - Intramural Coed Instructional Basketball (grades 5, 6, interested 7, 8) Coed Table Tennis Coed Floor Hockey
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What We Have to Offer: Spring - Interscholastic Boys Lacrosse-Varsity & Junior Varsity (grades 5, 6, 7, 8) Girls Lacrosse-Varsity & Junior Varsity (grades 5, 6, 7, 8) Boys Track and Field (grades 5, 6, 7, 8) Girls Track and Field (grades 5, 6, 7, 8) Spring - Intramural Coed Badminton
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The Details… Bus transportation is provided to an away game site and back to BMS It is good, if you feel comfortable, to send the student- athlete with a cell phone…when game is over, they can call with an estimated time of arrival to BMS Appropriate uniforms are lent to players for the season, they need to be returned at the end of the season The athletics program does not supply all necessary equipment for every sport For example - boys and girls lacrosse
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The Details… Unless prior arrangements have been made by the coach to supervise…when student-athletes have practices that do not start right after school (2:15-2:20), they must go home and then return to school at the appropriate time Students are not allowed to be in the school after school hours unsupervised by an adult
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Importance of Academics: Eligibility Policy Academics take priority over athletics and extra- curricular activities Eligibility Policy is stated in the BMS Student Handbook and on the BMS Athletics Webpage http://teacherweb.com/NH/BarringtonMiddleScho ol/BarringtonMiddleSchoolAthletics/BMS- Handbook---Participating-in-Extra-Curricular- Activities.pdf http://teacherweb.com/NH/BarringtonMiddleScho ol/BarringtonMiddleSchoolAthletics/BMS- Handbook---Participating-in-Extra-Curricular- Activities.pdf
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Health Physical Forms Student athletes need an up-to-date physical form that approves them for participation EVERY year Forms can be found: hard copies on BMS Athletics Webpage
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SPORTSMANSHIP Expectations for Coaches, Participants and Parents/Guardians Includes positive role modeling and behavior; Respect for ALL involved in the game; Respect for the game itself Becoming a huge issue Codes of Ethics / Conduct
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BMS Athletics Booster Club Support system of the athletics department and programs Fundraising for equipment, uniforms, etc Volunteer at cross-country meets, games, events We Need You Involved If you are interested in becoming involved, please contact the athletic director
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Special Olympics Programs Throughout the year, there are several opportunities for student-athletes to be involved: Soccer Basketball Track and Field Alpine Skiing Opportunities as: Student-athletes Partner-athletes Programs run by: Del Buker
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Special Olympics Programs
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Questions Comments Concerns Thank You for Attending
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