annandale parent, student & coach preseason meeting (winter 2015-16) mon, nov 2, 2015 at 7:30 pm...
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Annandale Parent, Student & Coach Preseason Meeting (Winter 2015-16)
Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 7:30 PM at AHS
Luke MacLean, Activities Director
“Go Cardinals”
Tonight’s Goals• Meet/reconnect
• Key details
• Prepare
http://www.annandale.k12.mn.us/
Contact Info• Luke MacLean – Activities Director (320-274-8208
ext. 3610)– [email protected]
• Wendy Storkamp – Activities Administrative Assistant (320-274-8208 ext. 3701)– [email protected]
• Visit the staff directory at the link below for a complete listing of staff phone numbers and email address– http://www.annandale.k12.mn.us/staff-directory
3 Steps to Register* *new online registration
1. MSHSL brochure and emergency information (to be completed once per year)• NEW THIS YEAR: Go to “Athletics/Activities” webpage to complete online (should take about 10
minutes)
2. Pay your athletics/activity fee online • NEW THIS YEAR: Pay activity fee through Parent Portal (or by bringing in check/cash to the
High School Office)
3. Up-to-date physical on file (they are good for three years)
1. Up-to-date physical on file
2. MSHSL eligibility form signed and returned
3. Activity fee paid
Schedule Changes
• Communication– PA announcements at school– Infinite Campus mass communication: email,
voice message, text message • Based on info in Parent Portal
– “Notify Me!” (see next slide)• Questions? – call the AHS office
“Notify Me!”
Annandale Activities Calendar:http://wcconference.org/g5-bin/client.cgi?G5genie=16&school_id=3
Cardinal Athletic Foundation (CAF)
• Booster club• Goal: increase financial and volunteer support
– $150,000+ in contributions
• Majority of revenue: concession sales– Goal: each parent sign up for one shift– Sign up sheet at breakout meetings
• Looking to get involved in CAF? – Dave Ahsenmacher (320-282-8597) [email protected]
Additional Info: Link to Concessions Volunteer Sign Up Schedule http://cardinalathleticfoundation.org/volunteers/
Annandale’s Certified Athletic Trainer
• Jeff Vossen- Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute (Buffalo Hospital): – Phone: 763-684-3834 – Fax: 763-684-3881 – Email: [email protected]
• Sports-related injury:– Evaluation– Management– Basic rehabilitation
• All varsity home events + some JV home events
• AHS Training Room Hours– Wednesdays from 3-5PM
Student-Athlete• Academic eligibility
– grade checks– “good standing”
• School attendance- mandatory for participation– Exception: prior approval is requested by the
parent/guardian
• Code of conduct
• Head football coach at Ohio State University
• Youth football camp video clip
• Success of the TEAM directly related to your commitment to being part of the solution (whether a student/participant, parent, coach, etc.)
“If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem”
Part of the Solution
• To what extent will you commit to being part of “the solution” in whichever role you will be playing (student/participant, parent, coach) on your team this winter?
• Success of the TEAM directly related to the commitment to being part of the solution.
Reminders
Breakout Meetings
– Girls Basketball (grades 9-12)- Choir Room– Girls Basketball (grades 7-8)- Health/Drivers Ed.
Room (#411)– Boys Basketball (grades 9-12)- Main Gym – Boys Basketball (grades 7-8)- Art Room – Gymnastics (grades 7-12)- Media Center Commons – Alpine Skiing- AHS Food Lab – Robotics- Robotics Room (#407)– Fall Play/One Act Play- AHS Auditorium– Mock Trial- Mr. Herrmann’s Classroom
Channels of Communication
1. Student-athlete meets with the coach
2. Parent and student-athlete meets with the coach
3. Parent, student-athlete, coach, and AD meet
Appropriate Discussion Topics-Parents/Coach
• Welfare of the the student-athlete
• Academics
• Logistics — practice times, busing, etc.
• “What” or “How” questions
Inappropriate Discussion Topics-Parents/Coach
• Team selection
• Playing time
• Team strategy
• Other student-athletes
• “Why” questions
Survey Results
• Why do you play?– Most common answer: “to have fun”
• Goals of Education-Based Athletics:– To have fun– To learn– To help others succeed– To improve– To conduct yourself well– To appreciate the opponent– To do your best– To learn life skills – To learn from both winning and losing