Jefferson High School PAC Meeting

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Jefferson High School PAC Meeting

• Welcome Parents, Athletes and Coaches!
• Go Jaguars!

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JHS HEAD COACHES

• SWIMMING AND DIVING
• TARA MURNANE
• GIRLS SOCCER
• SARAH CONNELLY
• BOYS SOCCER
• DAN STORLIEN
• FOOTBALL
• JON LEVERENZ
• CROSS COUNTRY
• JULIE VIRKUS

• SIDELINE CHEER
• LINDSEY BOOK
• COMP CHEER
• KELLY GERLEVE
• TENNIS
• NICHOLAS HUPTON
• VOLLEYBALL
• MICHELLE GRICE

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Athletic Administrators

• Ted Schultz Head Athletic Director Bloomington
  Public Schools
• Dan Storlien Boys Athletic Coordinator
• Teri Roder Girls
• Athletic Coordinator
• Terri McCarthy Chemical Counselor
• LINDA MIELKE
• ATHLETIC SEC.

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Bloomington Athletics
Bloomington Safe House Program Effect
change Make a difference www.bloomingtonsafehouse
.com
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Bloomington Athletics
- Online resource for parents to foster
communication and prevent underage drinking -
Parents simply commit not to provide, allow, or
enable underage drinking in their homes for
their children or friends of their
children www.bloomingtonsafehouse.com
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Bloomington Athletics
Parent volunteers needed www.bloomingtonsafehous
e.com
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Bloomington Athletics
Effect change Make a difference Thank
you! www.bloomingtonsafehouse.com
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2004 MINNESOTA STUDENT SURVEY CHEMICAL USE
SENIORS

• STATEWIDE
  JEFFERSON ALCOHOL
  ALCOHOL Boys/Girls
  Boys/Girls
• 64 65
  63 62
• MARIJUANA MARIJUANA
• Boys/Girls Boys/Girls
• 31 25 41 29
• Noteworthy info

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www.lakeconference.org

• Schedules
• Game times
• Game changes
• Directions
• All lake conference schedules
• Notify me

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District Websites

• www.bloomington.k12.mn.us
• programs to athletics
• Parent survey

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District Websites

• www.bloomington.k12.mn.us/indschool/TJ/index.htm
• Click Athletics
• Many teams have
• individual websites
• listed
• check them out!

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Communication process

• 3 step process
• 1st-communicate with HEAD COACH
• 2nd- A) request to meet/talk with athletic
  coordinator head coach Forms
  available online
• B) appeal to the District AD
• 3rd-request to meet/talk with the Principal

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Academic Eligibility

• Read the academic eligibility in the mustard
  information bulletinmust be making progress
  towards graduation

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Middle School Participation

• If no program exists in the middle school, 7-8th
  graders can compete on the high school teams.
• If a program does exist, 7-8th graders can
  compete on the varsity(if they make the varsity
  team)

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Transfer ruleNew from the MSHSL

• Students in 9-12 grade, who disenrolls from one
  high school and enrolls in another high school
  shall be ineligible to compete in any varsity
  sport for 1 calendar year

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Physical forms

• Doctor must use the High School League Form
• Physical must be updated every 3 years
• Must be on file at Jeffersonathletic secretary.

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Summer Waiver

• Coaches may coach the high school players from
  the 4th Friday in May through July 31st.

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NCAA ELIGIBILITY

• 16 core class requirement for NCAA eligibility
  class of 2008
• Please see your counselor for more information
  AND the back page of the athlete information
  packet.

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Chemical Harassment Hazing

• Committing an act, or coercing a student into
  committing an act, that creates a risk of harm to
  a person (physical, mental, intimidating)
  Intended or unintended.
• Harassment, hazing, chemical, drug abuse all
  carry the same violation penalties.
• Possession interpretationex. Same room with
  alcohol-in possession of it

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When a violation occurs

• 1st offense 2 weeks, 2 contest (longest)
• 2nd offense 3 weeks, 6 games
• 3rd offense 4 weeks, 12 games
• Student Code of Responsibilities bylaw206.2
• (penalty determined by High School Principal)
• Loss of Captainship for 1 calendar year
• Loss of leadership roles in school
• Contact ACs as soon as the violation occurs
• You must practice and finish the season for the
  violation to be considered served.

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MY SPACE/FACEBOOK

• Parent monitoring
• Student responsibility of appropriateness
• Ex. Northwestern University- Spring 2006

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BUDGET INFORMATION

• TICKET PRICES
• 5 student 7 adult
• Max per school year
• 325-student
• 605-family

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Liability Insurance

• Familys must assume responsibility for potential
  expenses of under 50,000.

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Transportation

• Varsity and JV no busing to Bloomington contests
• (Except football team)
• 10-9 teams will bus TO contests in Bloomington,
  but NO RETURNING busparents must pick up
  athletes.
• Off site practice is the responsibility of the
  athlete only

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Booster Club Roles

• Invitation to join
• Description of activities (fundraisers, banquet
  set up, pasta dinners etc.)
• Positive support to the team, coaches, school
• 15 registration fee per school yearbuilding
  reservations.
• Bulletin for booster club roles/each booster club
  should have one.

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• Krista Danielson
• ATC

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Institute For Athletic Medicine

• On-Site certified athletic trainer
• Professional coverage at all home athletic events
  and daily athletic training room hours
• Phone Numbers
• JHS training room(952) 806-7772

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Institute's 24 hour hotline pager

• 24 hour Professional and Free advice on athletic
  injuries
• [phone]

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MSHSL

• Requires an MD note for returning to participation

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Room Assignments

• Sideline Cheer back AUD.
• Comp Cheer back AUD.
• Football front AUD.
• Boys Soccer lunchroom (South)
• Tennis Media Center

• Swimming (North lunchroom)
• Volleyball Band E102
• Girls Soccer Choir E1
• Cross Country Run A101 classroom