Athletic Eligibility Clause Samples
Athletic Eligibility. To be eligible to participate in athletics on a 4 x 4 block schedule, students must have passed at least three credit subjects each semester and must not take fewer than six credit subjects in a year. Athletes may not add or drop classes to qualify for participation on a team. Students may not be permitted to try out for a sport if the student has two or more F’s when try-outs begin. Eighth grade students may try out for LMS sports or LHS junior varsity sports and must follow the try-out requirements of the school at which they are trying out. A = 90 – 100 B = 80 – 89 C = 70 – 79 D = 60 – 69 F = 59 or below Students are awarded points for the grades they earn at the close of each school year according to the following scale: A=4.0 points, B=3.0 points, C=2.0 points, D=1.0 point and F=0 points. Honors courses receive an additional 0.5 point making a letter grade of “A” worth 4.5 instead of 4.0. Advanced Placement and Dual Enrollment courses receive an additional 1.0 point, making a letter grade of “A” worth 5.0 points instead of 4.0. After letter grades are converted to points, they are multiplied by the credit earned in the course and then totaled. The sum/total of the points is divided by the sum/total of the credits earned for each enrolled course. This result is the Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) that is displayed on the LHS High School Transcript. Academic honors level courses are offered to students who wish to have a more rigorous and challenging course of study. These courses prepare students for Advanced Placement (AP) courses and dual enrollment (DE) courses that are offered to juniors and seniors. Students enrolled in these courses are expected to be able to work independently, with initiative, and with the understanding that an increased workload is required. The minimum criteria for eligibility for honors courses include the following: ● B average in previous honors course or an A average in previous course ● SRI score in reading of 1100 or higher for ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Tenth Grade Acquire a minimum of 5 credits, to include English 9 Eleventh Grade Acquire a minimum of 10 credits, to include English 9, 10 Twelfth Grade Acquire a minimum of 15 credits, to include English 9, 10, 11 Students are encouraged to get a head start on college by enrolling in advanced level courses such as Advanced Placement (AP) or Dual Enrollment (DE) courses while in high school. To encourage students to enrich their high school educational experience and to increas...
Athletic Eligibility. For a student to be eligible to participate in any school sports at ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇, the student must be a student in good standing. This status is defined as a student at ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ who: ● Is enrolled at ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Ludden Jr./Sr. High School for the current year. ● Is carrying a minimum of 6 credits/units. ● Meets academic requirements and behavioral expectations. An eligibility period is the time between the Interim reports and quarterly academic report cards and vice versa. A student becomes ineligible when he or she violates any one of the criteria above—specifically in the area of academics when the student fails 2 or more subjects or behaviorally when the student is placed on probation. Students who are identified as being ineligible at the time of an interim report will be ineligible to participate for a period of five (5) days (as specified in the notice sent home). During that period the student may have the opportunity to raise his/her grade based on outstanding material due. However, there is no guarantee that the student will recover necessary grades. In this case, the student would be ineligible until the start of the next eligibility period when report cards are distributed. Students who are ineligible at the end of an academic quarter will remain ineligible until the distribution of interim reports. Those deemed ineligible may not participate in any games, practices, etc., however, they may “dress up” (not in team uniform) and sit with the team. Participation in student activities, including athletics, is a privilege for students. They, in turn, have a responsibility to themselves, their team, school, family, and community to maintain high standards of physical and mental fitness and citizenship, thereby allowing the educational benefits of competition to occur. In order to try out or participate in any sport, including tryouts, a student must: ● Be academically and otherwise eligible to participate in extracurricular activities. ● Either be covered by the school’s insurance policy or provide satisfactory proof of private insurance. ● Be officially registered as a BL student. ● Have a current physical (within 12 months of the sport season) on file in the school office. ● Have athletic fees and other school-related fees paid up at the time of registration. ● Be enrolled AND carry a minimum of six credits/units for the current school year. (Excludes CSE students.) ● Conform to all sports standards promulgated by the governing interscholastic athl...
Athletic Eligibility. A. Athletes must be fully-enrolled as full-time students at East Central before he or she can practice or participate.
B. Athletes must also have a completed IHSAA consent and physical form on file each year before he or she can practice or participate. (This requires a physical exam and signature by a fully licensed medical doctor dated after May 1st.)
C. Athletes are responsible to be aware of IHSAA eligibility rules and adhere to them to maintain eligibility.
D. Athletes must finish in good standing and be a productive member of the team. There should be no attendance or discipline issues to be considered in good standing.
E. Students must be in attendance a minimum of four periods of the school day to participate in an extracurricular activity on any given day. Any unusual circumstances such as college and/or military participation days, funerals, medical, school sponsored field trips would require documentation from the principal and/or athletic director.
F. Athletes who violate the discipline policy face the same penalties as the rest of the student body. School punishments override athletics participation. Any kind of Friday School, ISS, ACDC, OSS, and/or expulsion means there will be no participation allowed for the student-athlete in competition or practice. It is also possible the athletes may face additional punishment as deemed appropriate by the Athletic Council.
G. All coaches have the right to remove an athlete from their specific team for conduct they feel detrimental to the athletic program or team. Coaches must document all of the athletes actions and discipline before removal. These situations will be discussed with the Athletic Director before action is taken.
H. Athletes who hope to play at the college level also understand that he or she must meet the eligibility requirements of the NCAA/NAIA pertaining to possible participation and athletic scholarships.
Athletic Eligibility. A. Student-athletes must meet C.I.F. league and Sierra-Plumas Joint unified School District eligibility requirements.
B. Student-athletes must pass a physical examination given by a physician.
C. Student-athletes must purchase C.I.F. insurance or show other evidence of coverage to replace C.I.F. insurance that affords the required coverage.
D. Student-athletes may not compete on an outside (of school) team in the same sport during the season.
E. In order to be eligible for participation in interscholastic athletics, students in grades six through twelve shall have earned a minimum of a 2.0 g.p.a. The g.p.a. and determination of eligibility shall be based upon quarter and semester grades. For purposes of this policy, quarter and semester grades are defined as follows: first quarter, first semester, third quarter, second semester. Determination of eligibility will be made upon student grades at these four grading periods. The second Sunday following the end of the quarter will be the date to determine eligibility. Students subject to this policy may receive no “F” grade during the defined grading period.
F. Days of eligibility for determining length of suspension for extra/co-curricular activities are defined as practice/game days.
Athletic Eligibility. The Hillsboro-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Middle School academic eligibility procedure requires student-athletes to be academically successful, and in order to ensure this, a student who fails no more than one course in a grading term, will be eligible for probationary player status. Grading terms are quarter 1, 2, 3, and 4. In order to remain eligible during their current season, the student-athlete must be passing all classes. Student athletes will be required to report their grades to their coaches every two weeks. Student athletes whose grades fall below a passing grade will be assigned to the After School Homework Club (as per the academic intervention and attendance plans outlined in the H-DMS Student/Parent/Guardian Handbook) to complete work. All grades must be passing before returning to practice and games. Student athletes whose grades fall below passing will be placed on academic probation. Students on academic probation have two weeks to bring their grades to passing. Students who do not achieve a passing grade or better within two weeks will be removed from their team until all their grades are passing or higher. A student athlete who refuses to attend academic support will be deemed ineligible and removed from their perspective team for the remainder of the season. A student athlete may regain athletic eligibility for the fall season only by making up academic deficiencies, failures or incompletes of the regular school year during the summer months.
1. Sports Participants/Eligibility
Athletic Eligibility. A. Athletes must be fully-enrolled as full-time students at East Central before he or she can practice or participate.
B. Athletes must also have a completed IHSAA consent and physical form on file each year before he or she can practice or participate. (This requires a physical exam and signature by a fully licensed medical doctor dated after May 1st.)
C. Athletes are responsible to be aware of IHSAA eligibility rules and adhere to them to maintain eligibility.
Athletic Eligibility. A student athlete will be held to the Academic Eligibility Standards of his/her home school district.