Participation in school activities is a privilege. School activities provide the benefits of promoting additional interests and abilities in the students during their school years and for their lifetime.
Students who participate in co/extra-curricular activities serve as ambassadors of the school district throughout the calendar year whether away from school or at school. Students who wish to have the privilege of participating in co/extra-curricular activities must conduct themselves in accordance with board policy.
Students who fail to abide by this policy and the administrative regulations supporting it may be subject to disciplinary measures. The principal will keep records of violations of the co/extra-curricular conduct policy.
It is the responsibility of the superintendent in conjunction with principals to develop rules and regulations for school activities. Students wanting to participate in school activities must meet the requirements set out by the school district for participation.
Adopted: 3/84
Reviewed: 5/11; 3/12; 10/14; 1/15; 10/17; 9/20; 10/23
Revised: 7/13
Related Policy: 502.1; 502.5-R1-R3; 502.6; 503.4-6; 503.10