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Cheverus High School Mission Statement
Purposes and Objectives of Cheverus High School
General Responsibilities Of A Cheverus Athlete

Responsibilities to Yourself
Responsibilities to Your School
Responsibilities to Others
Conduct of an Athlete
On the Field
In the Classroom
Violations – General

Athletic Department Policies

Sports Seasons
Loss of School Time for Student-Athletes
Attendance and Abuse Issues
Purple and Gold Club
Student-Athlete Eligibility
Non-Athletic Eligibility Requirements
Athletic Clearance Forms
Physical Examinations
Transfers
Age Limitation
Insurance
Dropping or Transferring from a Team
Managers
Equipment
Travel to and from Practice Facilities
Transportation
Attire and Appearance
Athletic Trainer Coverage Guidelines for an Athlete’s Return to Play After an Injury/Illness
Player Ejection
College Recruitment Policy Conflicts in Extracurricular Activities
Awards Banquets
Appendices:
Parent/Staff Communication Policy
Guidelines for Choosing Student-Athletes for Athletic Teams
Code of Ethics for Secondary School Activities
Mutual and Self-Respect Policy Statement
Sexual Harassment Policy
CHS-Department of Athletics-Prohibition Against Hazing
CHS Athletic Code of Conduct
Varsity Letter Requirements
Tobacco Use
Position Statement on Androstenedion and Dietary Supplements
Posistion Statement on Steroid Use
MPA Student/Athlete Eligibility Rules

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APPENDIX C

Code of Ethics for Secondary School Activities

The Code of Ethics for secondary school activities has been developed for the purpose of stating the behavioral expectations of all who are involved with (secondary) school activities programs.

Adherence to the Code is expected at all MPA sponsored or sanctioned activities. Reported consistent and/or flagrant violations of the Code may result in punitive action by the MPA Interscholastic Executive Committee if charges are substantiated at a hearing convened for that purpose.

In order to promote desirable behavior and enhance the over-all quality of secondary school activities programs for which MPA has assumed responsibility, the following Code of Ethics is in effect:

It is the duty of all concerned with secondary school activities programs to…

  1. Cultivate awareness that participation in high school activities is part of the total education experience and, as such; no one would either seek or expect academic privileges for the participants.
  2. Emphasize the proper ideals of sportsmanship, ethical conduct and fair play as they relate to the lifetime impact on the participants and spectators.
  3. Develop an awareness and understanding of all rules and guidelines governing competition, both in letter and intent, and to comply with them in all activities.
  4. Recognize that the purpose of activities in school programs is to develop and promote the physical, mental, moral, social and emotional well being of individual participants.
  5. Avoid any practice or technique that would endanger the present or future welfare or safety of a participant.
  6. Avoid practice that force or encourage student-athletes to specialize or which restrict them from participation in a variety of activities.
  7. Refrain from making disparaging remarks to opponents, officials, coaches, or spectators in any aspect of school activities.
  8. Vigorously encourage the development of proper health habits and discourage the use of chemicals, including alcohol and tobacco.
  9. Exemplify proper self-control at all times and accept adverse decisions without public display of emotion or dissatisfaction.
  10. Encourage everyone to judge the true success of the activities programs on the basis of the attitude of the participants and spectators, rather than on the basis of a win or loss.


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