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VUSD CULTURE
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In the Ventura Unified School District all students will receive an exemplary and balanced education fostering a
life-long passion for learning and engagement. We demand excellence of ourselves
because our supportive community has entrusted us with their children.
VISION STATEMENT
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The Ventura Unified School District will educate all students in safe, healthy and high performing schools.
We will inspire all students to excel academically, honor the unique qualities and diverse backgrounds of all
students, build supportive relationships, guide all students to reach their full potential, motivate all students to successfully
pursue their chosen life path, and engage all students to become responsible and contributing members of society.
MISSION STATEMENT
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Every student can learn.
We will make decisions in the best interest of students.
We will value and celebrate diversity, and treat all people with dignity and respect.
We will operate in a fiscally responsible manner.
We will work as a team.
We will maintain a working environment that promotes professional growth an excellence.
We will celebrate a recognize success, creativity and achievement through a variety of indicators.
We will embrace families and the community as partners in education.
GUIDING PRINCIPLES
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VISION STATEMENTMISSION STATEMENTGUIDING PRINCIPLES
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COACHING it’s a real job.
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It all starts with a Coach Referral Form.
Must be 21 years old in order to be a paid coach, otherwise a volunteer.
VUSD Fingerprint Clearance.
CPR Certification (bi-annually).
First Aid Certification (bi-annually).
Concussion Recognition Training (bi-annually).
Current Negative TB skin test (every four years).
Activity Supervisor Certificate of Clearance (every five years).
Complete Coaching Application Packet.
Armatus Sexual Molestation Prevention Program.
CIF Coaching Education Class (as directed by your Athletic Director).
QUALIFIED COACHES
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All coaches, both volunteer and paid must complete...
Any communication received from the CTC must be responded to by the coach applicant, in particular regarding your Activity Supervisor
Certificate of Clearance (ASCC).
Once the CTC receives your online application for your ASCC, it is then in the hands of the coach to clear any discrepancies the CTC may find.
VUSD is not informed of the details of the discrepancies.
If discrepancies are not responded to in a timely manner, the CTC will not process a coaches information. The coach will need to start the
fingerprint and ASCC process over again, at the coaches expense.
QUALIFIED COACHES
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Compliance with the Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC)
RISK MANAGEMENT protecting our students
and yourself.
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Physical Exam Clearance Requirement.Proof of Health Insurance.
STUDENT ATHLETES
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Before a student may compete...
District Personal Vehicle Use Field Trip Authorization
District Transportation Request Concussion Awareness
Participant ReleaseEmergency Contact
Athletic Department Participation Contract (High Schools)
Contact Eric Reynolds in Risk Management for forms
STUDENT ATHLETES
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Forms are our friends...
All coaches (volunteer and paid) must be “Qualified” per the process in place through Human Resources.
COACHING RESPONSIBILITIES
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Supervision• Beyond the Athletic FieldAppropriate ConductOvernight ActivitiesRule of ThreeCIF Regulations
COACHING RESPONSIBILITIES (cont.)
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Transportation• Driving
o Private Vehicleso Private Insurance
• Best Practices• Team PolicyFacility UseLiability IssuesTechnology Use
• Concussion Awareness Form• Removal From Play and Medical Clearance to Return• Required Coaching Training
• Training Sources• AB 2127
CONCUSSION AWARENESS
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KEEPING IT LEGAL lessons from the ACLU
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CIF
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• 510: Undue influence , pre-enrollment contact, failure to disclose pre-enrollment contact and athletically motivated transfers• Middle school -club coaches• School transfers• School of choice
• QUESTION 1: May a school still receive donations from parents and guardians?• Answer: YES. School districts, schools, programs, and
classes can and do seek and accept donations of funds and property, and this practice is permissible as long as the donation is truly voluntary and in no way a prerequisite to participation in the program or activity…Donations cannot be made for a specific student; instead, they are made to a school or program. For example, if a person wishes to donate to their school’s cheerleading program, they can donate to the cheer program or to the cost of cheer camp but not for a specific cheerleader.
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• Voluntary Donation and the “Reasonable Person”:• Any statement or explanation related to a donation that
could lead a reasonable person to believe the donation may not be truly voluntary is to be avoided.• No specific minimum amount of donation,• No due date by which a donation is due,• A lesser donation amount if funds are received prior to a
certain date,• Any statements or actions that exert explicit or implicit
pressure on students or parent to make a donation, and• If a family does not make a donation, that family must not
be subject to inquiry as to why.
DONATION GUIDELINES
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• QUESTION 2: May a school still fundraise?• Answer: YES. School districts, schools, programs and
classes can and do engage in fundraising activities and programs, and this practice is also permissible as long as the raising of funds is voluntary. You may require students to attend a fundraising event; however, if they are unable to raise funds for the event, you cannot prevent them from participating in an educational activity. Also, attendance at a fundraiser can be required if it is a team or club event. Penalties for non-attendance would be similar to those imposed for failure to attend any other team or club event (e.g., sitting out a game, etc.).
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• QUESTION 3: May a school charge fees for uniforms for team sports?• Answer: NO. A school must provide a free uniform to
any student who is a member of the school team in question. You can allow students to purchase their own uniforms if they want to purchase uniforms; however, buying a uniform cannot be a requirement to participate in a sport.
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• QUESTION 4: May a school require team members to purchase Spirit Packs?• Answer: NO. Spirit packs may be sold; however, a school
cannot require a student to purchase a spirit pack as a prerequisite to participate in a sport. If there are practice uniforms, etc., which are required, they must be provided free of charge to any student who is a member of the school team in question.
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• QUESTION 5: What if a school only charges fees to those students who can afford them; and has a waiver process for those who cannot?• Answer: NO. A waiver process based on financial need
or inability to pay does not make an otherwise non-permissible fee permissible.
FAQ’s
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• Risk Management – Safety/Liability – 641-5000 x1241 or [email protected]
• Human Resources – Packet/Clearance – 641-5000 x1155 or [email protected]
• Legal Counsel – Fundraising/ACLU – [email protected]
• Facilities Requests – 641-5000 x1203 or [email protected]
CONTACTS @ VUSD
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• What did you learn that was helpful?• What was presented that was not helpful or
unnecessary?• What would you like to have learned that
was not presented?
YOUR FEEDBACK
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HAVE A GREAT SEASON!
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