Examples of appropriate behavior include but are not limited to the following: 1. Follow coaching directions the time they are given. 2. Show respect and listen to coaches and other teammates when they are talking. 3. Arrive to practices and events early 4. Obey all rules outlined in the athletic code of conduct. 5. Maintain academic eligibility and behaves appropriately in the classroom. 6. Attend practice on a regular basis and working hard to improve athletic skills. Examples of inappropriate behavior include but are not limited to: Group A infractions- These issues will result in extra duties or conditioning consequences issued by the coach. Repeated offenses may result in your child receiving a step on the discipline plan below: 1. Forgotten Practice Equipment which lets down teammates by making a player unable to practice. 2. Unlocked locker or items left out of locker. 3. Leaving locker room, bus or gym messy-We want our athletes to show WARRIOR PRIDE in everything we do. This includes the way we care for school equipment and facilities. These infractions will result in immediate consequences from the step Group B infractions – discipline plan below. 1. Profanity or inappropriate language, response, or gesture—This is not how WARRIORS behave. 2. Repeated classroom, bus, hallway, or locker room behavior issues that show disrespect to our school. 3. Horseplay or Hazing have no part in our locker or program 4. School Consequences- Saturday School/ISD/Arrest/OSS- These reflect poorly on our players and the program. 5. Other violations of the school and athletic code of conduct. Note Our goal is to provide an environment where athletes are taught the importance of team – unity and support for each other during practice, in the halls, and at games. The coaches reserve the right to remove any athlete from practice who is exhibiting behaviors which are detrimental to team unity. A parent will be notified if an athlete is removed from practice.
Examples of appropriate behavior include but are not limited to the following: 1. Follow coaching directions the time they are given. 2. Show respect and listen to coaches and other teammates when they are talking. 3. Arrive to practices and events early 4. Obey all rules outlined in the athletic code of conduct. 5. Maintain academic eligibility and behaves appropriately in the classroom. 6. Attend practice on a regular basis and working hard to improve athletic skills. Examples of inappropriate behavior include but are not limited to: Group A infractions- These issues will result in extra duties or conditioning consequences issued by the coach. Repeated offenses may result in your child receiving a step on the discipline plan below: 1. Forgotten Practice Equipment which lets down teammates by making a player unable to practice. 2. Unlocked locker or items left out of locker. 3. Leaving locker room, bus or gym messy-We want our athletes to show WARRIOR PRIDE in everything we do. This includes the way we care for school equipment and facilities. Group B infractions – These infractions will result in immediate consequences from the step discipline plan below. 1. Profanity or inappropriate language, response, or gesture—This is not how WARRIORS behave. 2. Repeated classroom, bus, hallway, or locker room behavior issues that show disrespect to our school. 3. Horseplay or Hazing have no part in our locker or program 4. School Consequences- Saturday School/ISD/Arrest/OSS- These reflect poorly on our players and the program. 5. Other violations of the school and athletic code of conduct. Note – Our goal is to provide an environment where athletes are taught the importance of team unity and support for each other during practice, in the halls, and at games. The coaches reserve the right to remove any athlete from practice who is exhibiting behaviors which are detrimental to team unity. A parent will be notified if an athlete is removed from practice.
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