Understand that the goals for the team and the athletic program are more important than the hopes and dreams that you have for your child. Serve as a good role model for the students, athletes, and other fans. Contribute as members of the boosters club. This means joining and volunteering to help with projects and committees. Appreciate the educational opportunity that your is receiving in our athletic program. This includes the enormous time and effort provided by the coach. Attend the preseason parent’s meeting and read the Athletic Handbook.” “Student Follow the of command when you have a concern. Express concerns and questions in a courteous manner and do it at the time and in the proper setting. by all the regulations and procedures for our athletic program Show respect to everyone involved in high school athletics the coach, athletes, fans, officials, – administration. Spectators, please be a fan, not a fanatic! Athlete/Parent/Coach Communication Chesterfield County Public Schools encourages open communication athletes, parents, and coaches. Both athletes and parents are urged to discuss their concerns with the coach in the appropriate setting and at the appropriate time. Appropriate concerns to discuss with the include issues of mental and physical well-being, strategies for improving individual performance, and issues of behavior. Issues not appropriate for a parent to discuss with the coaches include playing time, starting positions, team strategy, play calling, and athletes. CONFLICT RESOLUTION It is desirable for conflicts to be resolved by an athlete with his/her coach. Occasionally, however, situations arise where conflicts are not able to be resolved through this interaction and the assistance of the student activities director and/or principal is needed. SPECTATOR CONDUCT The Virginia High School League requires school districts to monitor spectator behavior at all school sponsored activities. Accordingly, an supervisor(s) may request any person involved in misconduct to leave the premises and may contact the police for assistance. The school has the authority to suspend individuals from attending all school sponsored activities for spectator misconduct. Chesterfield County Public Schools appreciates positive support from all spectators.
Understand that the goals for the team and the athletic program are more important than the hopes and dreams that you have for your child. Serve as a good role model for the students, athletes, and other fans. Contribute as members of the boosters club. This means joining and volunteering to help with projects and committees. Appreciate the educational opportunity that your is receiving in our athletic program. This includes the enormous time and effort provided by the coach. Attend the preseason parent’s meeting and read the “Student Athletic Handbook.” Follow the of command when you have a concern. Express concerns and questions in a courteous manner and do it at the time and in the proper setting. by all the regulations and procedures for our athletic program Show respect to everyone involved in high school athletics – the coach, athletes, fans, officials, administration. Spectators, please be a fan, not a fanatic! Athlete/Parent/Coach Communication Chesterfield County Public Schools encourages open communication athletes, parents, and coaches. Both athletes and parents are urged to discuss their concerns with the coach in the appropriate setting and at the appropriate time. Appropriate concerns to discuss with the include issues of mental and physical well-being, strategies for improving individual performance, and issues of behavior. Issues not appropriate for a parent to discuss with the coaches include playing time, starting positions, team strategy, play calling, and athletes. CONFLICT RESOLUTION It is desirable for conflicts to be resolved by an athlete with his/her coach. Occasionally, however, situations arise where conflicts are not able to be resolved through this interaction and the assistance of the student activities director and/or principal is needed. SPECTATOR CONDUCT The Virginia High School League requires school districts to monitor spectator behavior at all school sponsored activities. Accordingly, an supervisor(s) may request any person involved in misconduct to leave the premises and may contact the police for assistance. The school has the authority to suspend individuals from attending all school sponsored activities for spectator misconduct. Chesterfield County Public Schools appreciates positive support from all spectators.