enough for the athlete to know his/her obligations, but you must be willing to live up to those obligations. All these things will contribute to the team's morale in a positive way. In school, the athlete dresses neatly. This means you present Athletes in the school: a neat appearance; in no way will you attract negative attention through dress. An athlete has to make an effort to do the best job he/she can in all classes. Be polite in all dealings with faculty members, and be a good on-campus citizen. Faithful to this end, you should achieve a good reputation, thus commanding respect from those with whom you come in contact. B. The athlete is alert to his/her responsibility in the Athletes in the community: community. To members of other communities and to the people who only know the school through athletics, you are the school and you help formulate community opinion of the school. While an athlete may not realize it, younger people in the community took up to you as a role model. Therefore, it is essential that you work continually to create and maintain a positive image. 2. Eligibility Rules In order to represent Brentwood High School in any interscholastic competition, you must meet all eligibility requirements of the Missouri State High School Activities Association, and the Brentwood Athletics as described in the handbook. Athletes must pass at least 3.5 units of credit in the previous semester. (A) A student must maintain a GPA of at least 1.5 (B) You must have on file BEFORE you can participate in practice or any game, the following forms; 1. Physical examination record 2. Signed signature page for conditions of participation, authorization for treatment, health insurance information, emergency contact information, and that you have read the concussion materials 3. Proof of insurance (C) If you are suspended from one squad for disciplinary reasons, or quit for personal reasons, you shall not be eligible to practice or compete in another sport until that season is completed. (D) Summer School- 1 credit will count for eligibility status. The credit must be in a required subject area needed for graduation. (E) DRUGS/ALCOHOL/TOBACCO - will not be tolerated and use of such will be cause for suspension and removal (see policy on p.13-14) (F) All athletes must be in attendance at school at least the entire last two periods of the school day to be eligible to attend/participate in practice or
enough for the athlete to know his/her obligations, but you must be willing to live up to those obligations. All these things will contribute to the team's morale in a positive way. Athletes in the school: In school, the athlete dresses neatly. This means you present a neat appearance; in no way will you attract negative attention through dress. An athlete has to make an effort to do the best job he/she can in all classes. Be polite in all dealings with faculty members, and be a good on-campus citizen. Faithful to this end, you should achieve a good reputation, thus commanding respect from those with whom you come in contact. B. Athletes in the community: The athlete is alert to his/her responsibility in the community. To members of other communities and to the people who only know the school through athletics, you are the school and you help formulate community opinion of the school. While an athlete may not realize it, younger people in the community took up to you as a role model. Therefore, it is essential that you work continually to create and maintain a positive image. 2. Eligibility Rules In order to represent Brentwood High School in any interscholastic competition, you must meet all eligibility requirements of the Missouri State High School Activities Association, and the Brentwood Athletics as described in the handbook. Athletes must pass at least 3.5 units of credit in the previous semester. (A) A student must maintain a GPA of at least 1.5 (B) You must have on file BEFORE you can participate in practice or any game, the following forms; 1. Physical examination record 2. Signed signature page for conditions of participation, authorization for treatment, health insurance information, emergency contact information, and that you have read the concussion materials 3. Proof of insurance (C) If you are suspended from one squad for disciplinary reasons, or quit for personal reasons, you shall not be eligible to practice or compete in another sport until that season is completed. (D) Summer School- 1 credit will count for eligibility status. The credit must be in a required subject area needed for graduation. (E) DRUGS/ALCOHOL/TOBACCO - will not be tolerated and use of such will be cause for suspension and removal (see policy on p.13-14) (F) All athletes must be in attendance at school at least the entire last two periods of the school day to be eligible to attend/participate in practice or
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