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"me Observer, Thursday, Septembe.r I o 199 Administrators saEC needed., here (Editor ote: "This is Part 1 era one'ts.around. " : Self...... control and keeping: oorselfphysic.ally firis a-- C nnecticut and bow it affects Southjngton High. Part 1: the view titan administrators and members of the Board ofEducation) ByDAVEPHILLIPS sports editor Every few__months, there is ' cause for coffin high school athletic departments throughout the country. Gi'ad s come out and somewhere, one of the top stu- • dent-a'thletes ends up on the sid6r lin _for the remainder, Enos'nil of a season• " : .And then comes the uproar - when- ihat- team suffers.-Of-cours.e, there is an uproar just as loud from the academic side of Tthe equatior w.her grades from forced to repeat a grade or .are denied graduation. -Some-schools.in the same-- Central Connecticut Conference tha.r-Southin-gtEfi-c6mpetes m are Eligibility.Survey In orde o be eligible to compete in interscholastic sports tn Connectscuh- studentmusLpass_four Carnegie units of work in each marking period. Last winter, the Con.nc cicut Interscholastic" Athletic Conference 'sent an academic eligibility survey to each _schqol, Here-ate-tht.=-r.gsutts2(__.9 Y pereeBt2 _fTthe-sch -iB-th_e-state - rfsponded): " -' ..... ,., I. Our academic regulation for athletes is identical to the Regulation as stated in the CIAC Code the schools said yes, 43 percent said no. :,. .,- , -. .\ She also was concerned with what might happen to a studentathlete if he or she wa pulled off , a team. case scenario of four D's three F2s-and-is-eligibI e .,-wouI d • taki_ng emo_out of_athletics make them a better student?" said - Kogut. "I'm not quite sure it wouM. _I think you need _a good reason to deny someone it, not b cause it's a pledsure. ence with k'id is t at they are than those required for graduation purposes. 34 percent.of the . . ,-hool aid , t "a .' more dedicated and orgamzeo . ss y , percen sm no. - , - ; • . . . . . . -3.-Our-academie-reguladon-for-athlefie-eligibilltyAs-more stringent-I wnen n season man wn n .mey -ffiliose f/:q-qire'd for std l t p rh pation'in-ex enrridular noff l are u t°£sea. .°n'-7 athletic ctivides such as drama productions, band , student council, | My feebng ts whatever we • ebat ot x8 ,,ercom -€,ho ,h, t, ;a , g ,,,, ,-,,,,,;a g, ' :r. | are "dmng right now works, said .... Ko t. Ifwork ethm s the rob A. We bcheve,that the CIAC acadermc regulauon-should:het-bd| gu p - - .- -- ged' 'd-th t it should remain-a-m glowing schools the flex/bility, to.m. _ st _dard in with iis school rmssion. • 82 percent ofthe sc hoo said yes,J.8 said no " "' ' . ...' , ;7"--" - . out or amteoes where worz emm - IS lmpo taot' Oshana said he is concerned • We believe that the CIAC Board of Control should with the C-rule anywhere in the study committee for the siate o E t d diaw- with new rules re rdi.ng eligibili- of the schools id yes, " * ; '• " " '" ty. The Connecticut Int.erscholas.... • : " " tic Athletic Conference rule states_ _five courses. "I would defer any stronger that a student must pass'four Adtninistrators in Southing: rule to-(Athletic Coordinator)Dr. Carnegie units in each marking ton are in favor-of improve dp r- (Robe r " said Oshana. "I p6riod tb b¢ li b]eT6re nexf -of'ffrm e a ro m, but---am -firm beiiever that our athT pLriod.__ = . m os__L-fe.eLthat athletics is an letes..are among the tops in_their L st r=uu y, the CIAC extension of the classroom and classes." •published-results-of-izs-aeademie---shoul0cbe-treate.d-as-such: eligibility survey for the 1997-98 "To met it's very simple," said • their academic regulation for athletes is identical to that stated in " - the 2 .C code of eligibility. " This fall, New"Britain _ became the latest school system to_ r qnire that students who want ' to participate in extracurricular activities must maintain a C-average in all their classes. N, w BHtain implemented the rule in the middle schools, effective immediately, bat it will move to the high school level in Sept. !fig a higher standard than grad u_- p _ rq enLof_th time, thdy lose ation,_lf e,_aLa_sch_o_ol gi_ve kids credit: If a studenLcuts.classes graduation credit for getting D's twice, they lose credit. and a student can get a diploma "I think people are happy with that, we shfuld allow them with the way it works herin," said to play sports with that." Auclair. "We have-good standards If we h ave a gmdua.tion poli-___i.n-the.classroom. o cy, we should have one that Joyce Kogut, chairwoman of encompasses the entir.e school," said Zaya Oshana, a v., teran member of the Board of Education. "Don't. pick on sports, band or clu.bs and give them special ground are much different in.various parts of the state•For example, students in Greenwich and Hartford, have completely different demographics. "- T re's also a percentag of kids who have academic diffieultie a d its not their faul b caus Southington-High-does-have---they canrt some rind standards, including a rain point," said Oshana. "When classroCn/ -a-ttend ncE 61i-cyTIaf -- h e y e t to h ig] the Board of Education, believes that athletics are an extension of the classroom. One of the things I feel about athletics that is so impor- 1999. Newington has had a s igt rules-for those activities. The tent, is that it's a lot ofw.ork .." *rale-for nearly I0 y.ears a nd ath- same requirements should be for said Kogut. What you might see letic performances have dimin- everyone." on Friday Mght or on the basketjshedJn_some spqns bLCheshire,---Oshana-said-the-only-way a--balbcourWwhile-it might seem students must pass six courses- C-rule wohld be worthwhile if ,,glamorous, is the result of hunwith at ]east a C-average, while in you need to get people motivated dreds of hours of hard work, a lot Bristol, students must pass at least and to apply themselves. ' of sweat and working when no rewarding maximum they can do. Now, just. because they can do well in sports, we'd co,he across with a rule that this poor kid can't maint in. . But Oshana applauded the coaches and the way they nspire their teams. "Absolutely, I think the coaches hard the strongest inflti ence than anyone else, said Oshana. "If we work with the - aches and tell them two things -- watch .your behavior and encourage kids to do well acader mically --these kids will perform, no doubt in my mind. ' : (Next.u?: the achespoint ofview)' HOMETOWN UPDATE TOOHEY STARS AT C_ONN COII=GE Keith Tunh_ey of Southi_n _on_ is a sophomore striker for the Connecticut College men's_ soccer'team. He enjoyed an outstandin freshman campaign and earned - the eam's Freshman of the Yearaward. He finished fifth in scoring with two goals an.d two assists. RICClO TO QB -- FO.R WPI GRIDDERS-- --- John RaceMe of Southington is the starting quarte/back for the • Or/, Sidewalks & Curb; •Porches . • • Sidew ks • P dos • S one •Pado Blocks Worcl:ster Polytechnic Institute football team this fall. Riccio, is a 6-2, 180-p_0und junior. ....... • -DIVORCE Action in. end. Above, sarelli Fiel Fall Bc seball Colin Breslin bunts. E-mai!us with spo.rts. . results at: obssports@megahits.com - = sports - UNDER NEW week- Cita- BLOW OUT SALE EVERYTHING WILL GO| 4 HOURS ONLY THIS SATURDAY SEPT. 12 10am a 2pro Cusmmlzlng Accessories for Custom e COACH 2211 Mertden-Wtby. 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