Massachusetts Hockey Parents Code of Conduct Agreement FormParents Code of Conduct Agreement • August 28th, 2010
All parents must complete this agreement every year. First you must read the Code of Conduct section of the USA Hockey Annual guide which can be found on the http://www.usahockeyparents.com/page/show/909822-parents-code-of-conduct.
Massachusetts Hockey Parents Code of Conduct Agreement FormParents Code of Conduct Agreement • August 28th, 2010
All parents must complete this agreement every year. First you must read the Code of Conduct section of the USA Hockey Annual guide which can be found on the http://www.mahockey.org/Documents/usah_ag_codeofconduct.pdf. Once you have read that section of the annual guide sign this agreement and bring to your coach or Program Designee.
Parents Code of Conduct AgreementParents Code of Conduct Agreement • March 24th, 2019
Stillwater Girls Traveling Basketball Parent's Code of Conduct AgreementParent's Code of Conduct Agreement • October 23rd, 2008
PARENT’S CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTParent's Code of Conduct Agreement • May 28th, 2021
● Let the Coaches coach by supporting them as they help our boys become Christ centered leaders – mentally, physically, and spiritually.
MANASOTA YOUTH TRAVEL HOCKEY, INC. PARENTS CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENT & USA HOCKEY ZERO TOLERANCE POLICYParents Code of Conduct Agreement • August 19th, 2015
I, the undersigned parent(s), have read and agree to abide by Manasota Youth Travel Hockey, Inc.’s Parents Code of Conduct and the USA Zero Tolerance Policy.
Parents Code of Conduct AgreementParents Code of Conduct Agreement • May 7th, 2023
AGREEMENTParents Code of Conduct Agreement • June 10th, 2013
I, the undersigned parent(s), have read and agree to abide by, the Junior Everblades Hockey Association’s Parents Code of Conduct and the USA Zero Tolerance Policy.
Parents Code of Conduct AgreementParents Code of Conduct Agreement • August 25th, 2021
YWSF PARENTS CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENT:Parents Code of Conduct Agreement • September 11th, 2019
Parents are indeed an integral component of the YMCA West Side Silver Fins (YWSF), the team could not survive without parental involvement. Parents are encouraged to participate in team activities and functions and they should support and ensure that both they and their child abide by the Swimmer Code of Conduct. Swimmers and family members represent not only themselves but the Silver Fins and the YMCA community.
Parents’ Code of Conduct AgreementParents’ Code of Conduct Agreement • May 28th, 2021
The mission of the Fond du Lac Youth Basketball Club is to provide support, instruction, and organization of youth basketball programs for boys and girls in grades 3 thru 8. Player skills and fundamentals will be developed while encouraging sportsmanship, competition and fun in a team environment. As a parent, you hereby pledge to provide positive support, care and encouragement for each child participating in our club activities by following this Code of Conduct:
PARENT’S CODE OF CONDUCT AGREEMENTParent's Code 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:
Pasadena Girls Softball “PGSA”Parents Code of Conduct Agreement • July 25th, 2024
Our teams strive to build self-esteem, good sportsmanship, ethics, and positive character growth. In doing so, it is essential that both coaches & parents demonstrate the core principles of respect, responsibility, fairness, and good citizenship.
