Athletic Program Clause Samples

Athletic Program. The athletic program may include: Soccer (age 6 and under), Boys’ and Girls’ Basketball (3rd-4th) Girls’ Volleyball (5th–8th); Boys’ and Girls’ Basketball (5th–8th ); Boys’ Football (5th–8th); Boys’ and Girls’ Track (5th–8th); Boys’ and Girls’ Cross Country (5th–8th); and Boys’ and Girls’ Golf (5th–8th).
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Athletic Program. ‌ 1. The Administration acknowledges that the athletic program will function consistent with the academic mission of the Schools. 2. Coaches who are faculty members shall have an advisory role in the hiring of the Athletic Director. 3. The Faculty Association will appoint up to three (3) members on the Athletic Advisory Council as long as the advisory group continues its role.
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Athletic Program. Saint ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ School competes in the Sunshine Schools Conference South. The purpose of the sports program at SES is to promote the development of the participants’ athletic skills through teaching, practicing, and competition. We also strive to develop character, leadership abilities, and good citizenship in our athletes by teaching the importance of practice, preparation, and sportsmanship in reaching one’s potential. Our sports program provides for the development of physical, social, spiritual, and moral skills in a setting which is an extension of the classroom. Therefore, students, coaches, and parents should conduct themselves in a way which fosters Catholic Christian principles, sportsmanship, and teamwork. A complete Athletic Handbook is available on our school website, ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇, by clicking on the Sports Program link. Please see the Athletic Participation Contract located in Appendix E of this handbook.
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Athletic Program. Community School of Naples offers a comprehensive athletic program with over twenty-five sports teams for both male and female Upper School students. At all times, Community School of Naples adheres to the policies and procedures of the Florida High School Athletic Association. The Athletic Department is committed to being an integral part of the overall educational experience offered by the school. We strive to develop mature, moral, confident, independent thinkers through sports participation. We will strive to provide every student-athlete an environment to achieve athletic success, while laying the foundation for success in life. Varsity teams offer students the opportunity to compete at the district, regional and state level. Playing a varsity sport is a significant commitment, and requires dedication during the season and in the off-season. The junior varsity level gives the athlete the opportunity to refine his/her fundamental skills and learn the more complex tactics and strategies in preparation for future varsity play. CSN participates in leagues that are competitive and not recreational in nature. Community School of Naples does not guarantee playing time at the Junior Varsity and Varsity level. Coaches at all levels may need to make team selections in order to maintain manageable numbers for both practices and games. Participation on any CSN athletic team is a distinct privilege to be earned, not a universal right. This participation carries obligations with respect to conduct, sportsmanship and academic performance. The Athletic Office requires a copy of a student's birth certificate as well as an updated physical form, parental consent form, and concussion and heat related illnesses information and release forms before the student can participate in the athletic programs.
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Athletic Program. 1. The excellence of the University’s NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletic program parallels the school’s academic reputation, as the University boasts a nationally recognized athletic program, having captured 24 national championships since 1975. Old Dominion University has 16 intercollegiate sports programs – men’s baseball, basketball, golf, sailing, soccer, swimming, tennis, and wrestling, and women’s basketball, cross country, basketball, field hockey, lacrosse, sailing, soccer, swimming, and tennis for women. Club Sports include crew, rugby, field hockey, men’s lacrosse, and the intramural program offers team sports leagues for students, faculty, and staff, ranging from traditional basketball and softball leagues to inner-tube water polo. 2. Over 86% of Old Dominion’s student athletes who have exhausted their eligibility have graduated over the past 15 years, a percentage far above the national average. The SACS Committee commended the University and the Athletics Department on its program of high integrity, honesty, fiscal soundness and effective management noting that excellent people, facilities, and services are in place. 3. In the Fall of 2009, the University will once again take to the field with its NCAA Division I Men’s Football Program. The University has already hired a Head Coach, and he in turn has already filled the Assistant Head Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, Offensive Coordinator and Defensive Coordinator coaching positions.
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