The school policy states that if a student misses school then they should not participate in any school related activities that night.

Please contact your child's coach and ask to discuss the issue. Please do not meet with the coach immediately before or after practice unless mutualy agreed upon. Please do not approach the coach immediately before or after a game, meet, or match. If after discussing the matter with the coach, you are not satisfied, please contact the appropriate Board VP. They will then arrange a meeting or discuss the matter with the coach and respond to your concerns. If after these steps, you are not still satisfied, please contact the President of the Athletic Board via [email protected] and your matter will be added to the agenda for the next regularly scheduled Board meeting. If time is of the essence or the meeting is scheduled more than two weeks in the future from your contact, the Board will address the matter outside of the Board meetings and respond to you via email.

It is a Diocesan rule that all coaches and volunteers for Diocesan sports teams have their clearances. The rule is meant to protect the children and also to make sure the volunteer adults are up to date on the best ways to look out for the welfare of the kids. No person is permitted to volunteer withut having completed Protecting God's Children seminar, received background clearances, and signed the Diocesan Parish Code of Conduct. To obtain clearances, go here.

Part of participating in a sport and being on a team is showing up at practice and working to improve and help your teammates improve. Regular attendance at practice shows commitment, improves skills, and helps the team. Every team has individual practice attendance policies approved by the Board. We encourage parents to be proactive in addressing any scheduling conflicts between activities with the coach as soon as the conflicts are known.