CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • December 23rd, 2015
Please print, read, sign and return the Summer Academies in the Arts Code of Conduct Agreement no later than the first day of your Academy course. Failure to do so will result in the student not being allowed to participate in coursework until the Code of Conduct Agreement is signed and returned. Fees for missed classes will not be returned.
Code of Conduct AgreementCode of Conduct Agreement • January 14th, 2015
The Code of Conduct is helping you to define proper and respectful relationships with all kids and students of Crossroads Church. At the top of our priorities is safety of all kids and students. Failure to follow this Code of Conduct can result in dismissal from service at Crossroads.
Team Select is a Non-Profit youth group dedicated to the advancement of our youth in the areas of Education, Life Skills, College Placement, Network Building, Philanthropy & Teamwork through Athletics. The purpose of this code is to maintain a...Code of Conduct Agreement • November 26th, 2016
– Under no circumstances; make derogatory remarks or gestures to players, coaches, parents, officials or event administrators.
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • March 30th, 2009
All athletes must sign and abide by the Code of Conduct Agreement while training, traveling, or competing as a member of the CHAWP team.
ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • January 6th, 2023
Through the vehicle of sports, youth become better Christians and become friends with other children throughout the Diocese. Activities should be examples of the meaning of Christian sportsmanship.
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • September 15th, 2018
The safety of the Troop 773 scouts and the parent volunteers is of paramount importance as is adherence to the Boy Scouts Oath and Law. To that end, each Scout and at least one parent or guardian must carefully review this Agreement and initial and sign where indicated and must provide all information requested below.
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • May 28th, 2016
▪ All players will respect opponents, whether they have more or less ability than me and regardless of whether I win or lose.
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • March 12th, 2019
Youth and High School sports should be a fun and enjoyable atmosphere for everyone. Actions by parents, fans, players and coaches, whether verbal or nonverbal, can have a lasting emotional effect on anyone involved. Too many of today’s youth are leaving sports activities because the fun is unfairly taken away by adults, unruly players, overly aggressive coaching and obnoxious fans. The Waukee Lacrosse Club strongly believes the essential elements of character-building and ethics in sports are embodied in the concept of sportsmanship and four core principles: Honesty, Integrity, Respect and Responsibility. As a player, parent/guardian of a player or coach in the Waukee Lacrosse Club, your actions reflect not only on you, but every parent, player and coach associated with the club.
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • July 31st, 2019
At Green Bay High School we have high expectations for students that relate to all aspects of both home and school life. Students of Green Bay High School are expected to behave responsibly and accept the discipline and authority of the School. Green Bay High School believes that it should provide a quality education for all of its students within a caring environment that allows for effective learning and teaching to take place. This is achieved by and through our school values:
COACH’S CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • April 29th, 2024
The Board of Directors of Orcutt Youth Softball Association (OYSA) seeks to ensure that all OYSA softball games and activities are fair, positive, and enjoyable experiences for all of the children/teenagers and adults involved. Participation in OYSA should be friendly and unifying – a spirited and instructional athletic occasion for players, coaches, umpires, and spectators. As such, we jointly expect all league coaches to adhere to the OYSA code of ethics and conform to the following code of conduct:
ContractCode of Conduct Agreement • June 20th, 2013
Nemesis Athletics is a Non-Profit 501(c) Corporation dedicated to the advancement of our youth in the areas of Education, Life Skills & Teamwork through Athletics. Nemesis Athletics will be holding events in all three areas throughout the year. The principle behind the enforcement of this code is to maintain a positive experience for Nemesis Athletics Members during such events.
Driver Code of Conduct AgreementCode of Conduct Agreement • June 1st, 2023
This code of conduct contains the Track Attack Australia (TAA) guidelines and expectations concerning behaviour and conduct of our driver and other people under direction or representing TAA at any time or in any place including, without limitation:
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • June 20th, 2023
In consideration of participating in a program of the Cedar Rapids Hockey Association DBA RoughRiders Hockey Club (RRHC), I agree to abide by and follow the following rules and guidelines:
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • March 23rd, 2013
This agreement is between the Roseville Figure Skating Club and each member and his/her parent or guardian acknowledging they have received and understand the Code of Conduct policy of Roseville Figure Skating Club.
PARENT’S CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • February 4th, 2022
The Board of Directors of Rancho Trabuco Girls Softball Association (RTGSA) seeks to ensure that all RTGSA softball games and activities are fair, positive, and enjoyable experiences for all of the children and adults involved. Participation in Rancho Trabuco Girls Softball should be friendly and unifying -- a spirited social and instructional athletic occasion for players, coaches, umpires, and spectators. The mission of parents and spectators participating in the Rancho Trabuco Girls Softball Association League is to provide positive support and encouragement for their daughter participating in RTGSA activities, and to ensure a sports environment that is safe, educational, and fun for all RTGSA participants. I hereby pledge to provide positive support, care, and encouragement for my child participating in youth sports by following this Parents’ Code of Ethics:
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • April 6th, 2017
We are dedicated to providing an outstanding YouthCamp@COCC program for all participants. To accomplish this goal, participants are expected to behave appropriately and promote a safe, fun and healthy environment through productive participation. We aim to promote character values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility in all aspects of our camp program. We ask that all participants and parents/guardians review this code together, sign the bottom and return in the enclosed postage paid envelope, along with the other release forms. Thank you.
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • July 17th, 2019
We respect each other. We are kind and friendly to each other. THINGS WE DON’T LIKE As Go LD members we agree not to get involved in any of these things Name calling, shouting or swearing, making threats. This is called verbal abuse. Hitting, kicking, pushing or pulling hair This is called physical abuse. Discrimination – treating someone badly because they are different. This could be a different skin, disability, sex, age, or religion.
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • January 25th, 2022
The Labrador Retriever Club of Queensland (LRCQ Inc), taking into consideration member’s interests, has formulated this Code of Conduct for all our members. The highest principles of integrity and honesty are essential in building trust with all who come into contact with us as a Club.
CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTCode of Conduct Agreement • October 28th, 2021
This code of conduct has been developed to clarify and distinguish approved and accepted professional, ethical and moral behavior from that which is detrimental to the development of soccer within the Washington Youth Soccer (WYS) and Seattle Youth Soccer Association (SYSA).
