Area Schools Hosting Code Of Conduct Meetings For Athletes

By Tim Kowols

Code of Conduct meetings at area schools are one of the first signs of prep sports and a new academic year. The annual meetings are held to lay out the rules for those wishing to participate in athletics and include discussions on insurance, practices schedules, expectations, and physicals. Below is a schedule of those meetings with information from the individual schools themselves.

ALGOMA: The Algoma Wolves 2017 Fall Sports Meeting will be Monday, July 31, 2017, at 6:30 p.m. in the high school commons. This is for all student-athletes (Grades 7-12) planning to participate in Football (High and Middle School), Volleyball (High and Middle School), Soccer, and Cross Country.

LUXEMBURG- CASCO: The Co-Curricular Code of Conduct meeting will be on Monday, July 31st @ 6:00 High School Auditorium.

CHANGE FOR 2017-2018: ONLY STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN GROUP 1 (ALL WIAA SPORTS AND DANCE TEAM) ARE REQUIRED TO ATTEND THE CODE OF CONDUCT MEETING.

Athletes who are not able to attend the Code of Conduct Meeting will be required to watch an online version of the Code of Conduct, which will be available to view online from our High School website after July 31st. The code of conduct must be viewed before the first practice in order to be eligible to practice and/or compete.

GROUP 2 REQUIREMENT:

Students who plan on only joining Group 2 activities, will be required to watch an online version of the Code of Conduct meeting which will be available online on our High School website after July 31st. The code of conduct must be viewed before participating in any Group 2 activity.

Group 2 activities include:

Art Club, B.A.M.A., Class officers, Color Guard, Community Problem Solvers, Conservation Club,District-State Solo Ensemble, Debate Club, English Team, Environthon, FBLA, FFA, Forensics, Future Problem Solvers, Green Bay Metro Traveling Math Team, GSA, Jazz Band,Leo’s Club, Manager of a Sports Team, Math Academic Team, Metro Spartan Traveling Math Team, Musical, National Honor Society, Newspaper, Ocean Bowl, One-Act Play, Robotic’s Club, SADD, SALT, Science Team, Ski Club, Skills USA, Sol Trane, Social Studies Team, Spanish Club, Spartan Sound, Sting Cancer, Student Reps, Super Mileage Club, Tech Ed Club, Theatre Arts Club, Trees for Tomorrow, Variety Show, Yearbook

KEWAUNEE: Hosted their Activity Code Meeting on July 26. Contact the school if you missed it.

SEVASTOPOL: This year we will be hosting seasonal athletic department meetings to assist parents and athletes with necessary paperwork and to help increase positive communication between the athletic department, parents, and athletes. The fall sports meeting will be held July 26th from 6 pm – 7pm in the Multi-Purpose Room at school and is a MANDATORY meeting for all athletes and at least one parent or guardian of the athlete. If you cannot attend this scheduled meeting and are participating in a fall sport there will be a video of the meeting available for viewing. The video will need to be viewed prior to the athlete participating in a fall sport.

Fall sports include:

Middle School Volleyball (7th & 8th Grade)

Volleyball – High School

Middle School Cross Country (6th – 8th Grade)

Cross Country – High School

Boy’s Soccer – – High School

Middle School Football

Football – High School

Middle School Boys Basketball (7th & 8th Grade)

Girl’s Swimming – High School

If you have any questions regarding necessary paperwork for your sport, please contact Paula Symons in the Elementary Office. If you have any questions regarding the Fall Sport Meeting, please contact Jen Wiesner via email.

STURGEON BAY: Information can be completed online. Returning athletes can watch their code of conduct video online. Students in Grade 9 and transfer students must attend a live Co-Curricular Code Presentation by Athletic Director Patrick Blizel.

SOUTHERN DOOR: Hosted their Athletic Code meeting June 4

GIBRALTAR: Information Available Here