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www.mississippi8.org•Up-to-Date Schedules
•Maps/Directions
•Game and Bus Times
•Sign up for “Notify Me” for schedule changes & updates.
www.mshsl.org
Princeton High School Activities DepartmentDarin Laabs, HS Activities Director/Asst. Principal (763) 389-6047
e-mail: [email protected]
Debbie Jenson, HS Activities Secretary (763) 389-6002
e-mail: [email protected]
High School Fax: (763) 389-5816
Princeton Middle School Activities DepartmentSarah Marxhausen, MS Activities Director/Asst. Principal (763) 389-6751
e-mail: [email protected]
Greta Schimming, MS Activities Secretary (763) 389-6704
e-mail: [email protected]
Middle School Fax: (763) 389-6737
FEE SCHEDULEHIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITY FEES: SPECIAL FEESA season fee of $175 will be assessed to each student participating in these three high school activities: Football, Fall Musical, Boys and Girls Hockey, and a season fee of $275 for Trapshooting. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ACTIVITY FEESA season fee of $150 will be assessed each student participating in any one high school athletic activity not listed above, $125 for any second high school athletic activity and $100 for each additional high school athletic activity. HIGH SCHOOL FINE ARTS ACTIVITY FEESA season fee of $125 will be assessed each student participating in any one high school fine arts activity not listed above, $100 for any second fine arts activity and $75 for each additional fine arts activity.
MIDDLE SCHOOL ATHLETIC ACTIVITY FEESA season fee of $125 will be assessed each student participating in any middle school athletic activity, $100 for any second athletic activity, and $75 for each additional middle school athletic activity. MIDDLE SCHOOL FINE ARTS ACTVITY FEESA season fee of $100 will be assessed each student participating in any middle school fine arts activity, $75 for any second fine arts activity, and $50 for each additional middle school fine arts activity.
Middle School students participating at the high school level of varsity or junior varsity for the entire athletic or fine arts activity season will be assessed at the high school rate at the corresponding fee level. Middle School students participating in an activity who are moved up to an athletic or fine arts junior varsity or varsity level will be assessed the difference between middle school and high school fees at the corresponding fee level.
DISTRICT FAMILY MAXIMUM OUT-OF-POCKET:
$750Free Lunch Status = Fee WaivedReduced Lunch Status = ½ of fee
What do I need to do online?
1. Parent & Participant review this presentation.
2. Fill out all registration forms onlineMSHSL formEmergency InformationPractice Transportation Form
3. Current Physical on file Upload or bring to the Activities Office
4. Sign up for your activity choice(s)
5. PaymentOnline with credit card Cash & checks are accepted at the schools.
Event AdmissionVarsity/JV Event Admission at Princeton HS
events: Adults: $6
Students (K-12): $4Senior Citizens (65 & over): $3
Season Passes: Family Pass: $175
Adult Individual Pass: $100Student Individual Pass: $25
Passes can be purchased at the PHS Activities Office.
Activities Students are admitted free once they have paid their activity fee & have a sticker put on their current year school ID card.
PHYSICALSStudents must have a current physical on file at their
appropriate school.Physicals are good for 3 years.Students CAN NOT practice/compete without a current
physical on file.Check Skyward Family Access to see your physical is up-to-
date! Upload your physical or drop it off at your school
ELIGIBILITY• Participation is a
privilege!• MSHSL rules apply 365
days a year! At school, in the community, during the summer, and off-season.
• Take full responsibility for your actions & consequences of your own actions.
• Respect the rights & beliefs of others.
• Respect the property of others.
• Respect the property of the school.
• Respect those who are responsible for enforcing school and community rules.
Philosophy Progression:MIDDLE SCHOOL•Variety of quality activities•Fundamental skills
NINTH GRADE•Participation for all, however, not equal for all. •Becomes more internally competitive.•Moving from general knowledge to developing unique skills
“B” Squad/JV•Skills are specialized. Internally competitive.
VARSITY•The best skilled play•Attempts are made to introduce roles for players/participants with specialization.
Chemical EligibilityChemical EligibilityMSHSL Bylaw 205MSHSL Bylaw 205
• No Drugs, No chemicals, No possessionNo Drugs, No chemicals, No possession
• 1st Violation1st Violation: 2 weeks/14 days or 2 contests, : 2 weeks/14 days or 2 contests,
whichever is greaterwhichever is greater
• 2nd Violation2nd Violation: 3 weeks/21 days or 6 contests, : 3 weeks/21 days or 6 contests,
whichever is greater.whichever is greater.
• 3rd Violation3rd Violation: 4 weeks/28 days or 12 contests, : 4 weeks/28 days or 12 contests,
whichever is greaterwhichever is greater
Chemical EligibilityChemical Eligibility
Penalties accumulate throughout the student’s 7-12 participation.Penalties accumulate throughout the student’s 7-12 participation.
Coaches may apply a more restrictive consequence.
Attendance at parties/gatherings with illegal items is against school policy Attendance at parties/gatherings with illegal items is against school policy
(ISD 477 Policy #597) and may be subject to consequences.(ISD 477 Policy #597) and may be subject to consequences.
If suspended because of chemical violation….
1. Must be at all practices, meetings, scrimmages & games.
2. Must finish the season with the team where suspension was served.
3. A student who is guilty of Bylaw 205.00 (Chemicals) after being named
captain or elected captain can no longer be a captain during the
remainder of the season. This also applies Homecoming/Snow Daze
royalty consideration.
HS Academic Eligibility
• Must have a 2.0 GPA (V/JV participants only)
• All others must be making satisfactory progress towards graduation (MSHSL standard)
• Students not meeting this requirement at 4/6/9 week grade check periods will be placed on “Probation”.
• If a 2.0 is not attained during the 2-week probation, a 2 week “Suspension” results.
• If a 2.0 is not attained after 2 weeks of “Suspension”, the student is removed from the team roster.
HS Academic Eligibility
• Any participant receiving an “F” or “N”, beginning with the 4th-week
trimester grade check, will be ineligible to compete one school day
after notification to the student.
• Participants can become instantly eligible to compete upon receiving
verification from all teachers that no “F”sor “N”s exist. Proof of
grade change must be turned into the Activities Office by the student.
• Participants with an “F” will be able to practice.
• Participants with an “F” WILL NOT be permitted to leave school early
for practices, events or contests.
MS Academic Eligibility
• Grade checks at Beginning of each season– Fall participants use prior year’s Spring academic information
• Students need a 2.0 GPA and/or passing all classes– Not meeting this requirement = probation
• 2 weeks of probation– practice/games as normal (unless coaches have additional
expectations)
• 2 weeks of suspension if not meeting requirements after probation period, – cannot be at practices and/or games
Behavioral Eligibility Code of conduct (MSHSL Bylaw 206.00)
The member schools of the MSHSL believe that participation in interscholastic activities is a privilege which is accompanied by responsibility.As a student participating in my school’s interscholastic activities, I understand and accept the following responsibilities:• I will respect the rights & beliefs of others and will treat others with courtesy and consideration.• I will be fully responsible for my own actions and the consequences of my actions.• I will respect the rights and property of others.• I will respect and obey the rules of my school and the laws of my community, state and country.• I will show respect to those who are responsible for enforcing the rules of my school and the laws of my community, state and country.
“Participation in interscholastic activities is a privilege”. “Privileged” defined: Fortunate in having a special advantage or opportunity to do something.
ISS/Detention during the school day = cannot be at practice or game that night
Social Media
Any public behaviors, pictures or otherwise, observed on social websites (ie:
Facebook, InstaGram, Twitter, Tumblr, MySpace, etc…) will be screened for
conduct unbecoming of a Princeton Activities participant.
Substantial evidence will be the level of proof needed to issue eligibility
consequences.
TRANSFER STUDENTS (9-12) & FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS
1. Need to connect with the activities office
ASAP to complete paperwork requirements.
2. Need to let their coaches/advisor know ASAP.
3. Need to fully understand the MSHSL
Transfer rule (111.00) and Foreign Exchange
rules.
TransportationTransportation• Student Participants are not permitted to drive
themselves to events/contests.
• Obtain practice and game schedules from Obtain practice and game schedules from
coaches/advisors.coaches/advisors.
• Have planned transportation. Do not hang
around the building long after practices end.
NCAA – playing beyond HS
• See School Counselor or Career CenterSee School Counselor or Career Center
• Know the Credit Requirements!Know the Credit Requirements!
• www.ncaa.org
Communication
Protocol for
Participants, Parents,
& Coaches
Communication Chain
① Participant to Coach/Advisor
② Parent to Coach/Advisor
③ Participant/Parent to Activities Director
Participants and Parents• Participants should first talk with their
respective coaches/advisors about any concerns.
• Parents can visit with advisors/coaches. Allow the participant to complete step 1.
• Next, visit with AD if situation is not resolved.
De-escalation Tips• Avoid approaching coaches/advisors in situations
that are of high energy ( i.e. after a game). • Give yourself time to collect your thoughts.
• Collect all the information (all sides)• The true test of one’s character is not when things
are going great, but rather when one is facing adversity.
What is my Role?You can only pick
one…
A. PlayerB.CoachC. OfficialD.ParentE. Administrator
Participants Role• To work hard
• To maximize self and team
• To be a positive leader or good follower
• To help and encourage others
• To accept feedback
• Represent Princeton with Tiger Pride!
Parents Role
• To support your son or daughter in good & tough times. It is
hard work!
• To check in and chat about school
• Keep level disposition, seek positives
• Support the school, coaches & advisors
• Attend events, representing Princeton with Tiger Pride!
Coaches/Advisors Roles• To provide the best instruction to maximize abilities
• To provide a safe learning environment
• To comminute with all participants
• Communicating clearly with parents
• Being prepared, organized, and nurturing
• Representing Princeton with Tiger Pride!
Administrators Roles• Offer support to coach/advisor
• Assist in maintaining program excellence for student athletes
• Foster communication between participant, parent, and coach
• Address areas of concern as needed
• Enforce consequences as needed
• Represent Princeton with Tiger Pride!
Facility DemandFacility DemandBe aware that practices may occur more
often during irregular practice times, i.e.
mornings and early evenings to
accommodate 7-12 programming.
Middle school participants may also be
affected.
