2012-13 TSSAA Handbook

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COACHING REQUIREMENTS CHECKLIST Beginning or First-Year Coaches (Those individuals that have a teacher’s certificate or the equivalent and have never taught or coached before. They have been hired to teach and coach for the first time.) _____ Must complete the TSSAA Online Coaches Training Session prior to coaching. Classified Employees and Non-Faculty Coaches serving as Head Coaches (Football, Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Track) _____ Must be approved by principal, director of schools, and/or school board each year. _____ Must be submitted by the principal to TSSAA each year. _____ May not serve as a head coach until the individual has five or more years of experience as an assistant coach at a TSSAA/TMSAA school. _____ Must complete the TSSAA Online Coaches Training Session prior to coaching. _____ Must have attended and successfully completed the ASEP Coaches Education course (Coaching Principles/Sports First Aid) within their first two years. Classified Employees and Non-Faculty Coaches serving as Head Coaches (Girls Volleyball, Cross Country, Golf, Wrestling, Tennis, Girls Soccer, Soccer, and Bowling) _____ Must be approved by the principal, director of schools, and/or school board each year. _____ Must be submitted by the principal to TSSAA each year. _____ Must complete the TSSAA Online Coaches Training Session prior to coaching. _____ Must complete the ASEP Coaches Education course (Coaching Principles/Sports First Aid) within two years of assuming the head coaching position. Classified Employees and Non-Faculty Coaches serving as Assistant Coaches _____ Must be approved by the principal, director of schools, and/or school board each year. _____ Must be submitted by the principal to TSSAA each year. _____ Must complete the TSSAA Online Coaches Training Session prior to coaching. _____ Must attend and successfully complete the ASEP Coaches Education course (Coaching Principles/Sports First Aid) within two years of assuming the position. Retired Educators (five or more years of teaching experience) & Full-Time employees (those who are not in their first year of teaching and are currently teaching a minimum of 100 school days) are not considered non-faculty. These individuals have no other requirements. Middle School Non-Faculty Coaches _____ Must be approved by the principal, director of schools, and/or school board each year. _____ Must be submitted by the principal to TSSAA each year. _____ Must complete the TMSAA Online Coaches Training Session prior to coaching. _____ Must complete the ASEP Coaches Education course (Coaching Principles/Sports First Aid) within five years of assuming the position. Middle School Beginning or First-Year Coaches (Those individuals that have a teacher’s certificate or the equivalent and have never taught or coached before. They have been hired to teach and coach for the first time.) _____ Must complete the TMSAA Online Coaches Training Session prior to coaching.
Public Address Announcements For use at Home Events P.A. ANNOUNCEMENT TO BE MADE DURING GAME ADMINISTRATORS MEETING: WE CALL TO YOUR ATTENTION THE GAME ADMINISTRATORS MEETING THAT IS BEING HELD ON THE FIELD. THIS MEETING INCLUDES, THE GAME ADMINISTRATOR OF THE HOST SCHOOL, THE TWO HEAD COACHES, THE REFEREE AND A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SECURITY TEAM. EACH IS REVIEWING THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES IN THIS GAME. WE ASK THAT EACH SPECTATOR CONDUCT THEMSELVES IN A POSITIVE SPORTSMANLIKE MANNER. WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO CHEER FOR YOUR TEAM AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION. ENJOY THIS EVENING AND THE GAME. Sportsmanship: Pre-Game Announcements THIS GAME IS BEING PLAYED ACCORDING TO THE RULES OF THE TENNESSEE SECONDARY SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. THESE RULES PROVIDE FOR FAIR COMPETITION AMONG PLAYERS. SPECTATORS CAN HELP PROMOTE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP, ALSO, BY OBSERVING THE RULES OF FAIR PLAY. EACH ONE IS REQUESTED TO TAKE PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR KEEPING THIS GAME AT A HIGH LEVEL OF SPORTSMANSHIP. WE ARE PLEASED TO WELCOME YOU THIS EVENING TO (name of school). GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP IS ONE OF THE PRIMARY PURPOSES OF THE HIGH SCHOOL INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC PROGRAM. OUR ATHLETES RECOGNIZE THAT JUDGMENT CALLS ARE MADE IN GOOD FAITH AND THAT THEY MUST ABIDE BY THE DECISIONS OF THE OFFICIALS. SPECTATORS CAN SUPPORT THEIR HIGH SCHOOL INTERSCHOLASTIC PROGRAM BY REFRAINING FROM DEROGATORY OR INTEMPERATE REMARKS OR CHEERS. WE HOPE YOU WILL ENJOY THE GAME AND SUPPORT YOUR ATHLETES IN A POSITIVE AND SPORTSMANLIKE MANNER. TSSAA BELIEVES THAT ATHLETES SHOULD BE COMPETITIVE, SPORTSMANLIKE AND EXCEL ACADEMICALLY. WE BELIEVE THAT STUDENTS IN THE STANDS SHOULD HAVE FUN, BUT NOT TAKE THE FOCUS AWAY FROM THE GAME. WE BELIEVE COACHES SHOULD ACT AS TEACHERS, HELPING STUDENT-ATHLETES DEVELOP WHILE STILL KEEPING HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS IN PERSPECTIVE. WE BELIEVE THAT PARENTS SHOULD ALWAYS BE POSITIVE ROLE MODELS AND BE SUPPORTIVE OF THEIR CHILD’S DECISIONS. WE BELIEVE OFFICIALS COMMIT THEIR OWN TIME TO HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS AND RESPECT SHOULD ALWAYS BE SHOWN AND GIVEN TO THEM. P.A. Announcement Provided by BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee BLUECROSS BLUESHIELD OF TENNESSEE IS PROUD TO SUPPORT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS AND THE TSSAA. WHETHER IT’S PLAYING SPORTS OR TAKING THE STAIRS INSTEAD OF THE ELEVATOR, YOU’RE NEVER TOO YOUNG OR OLD TO MOVE TOWARDS A HEALTHY FUTURE. SO GET ON YOUR FEET, CHEER ON YOUR TEAM AND JOIN BLUECROSS IN MAKING A HEALTHIER TENNESSEE. P.A. Announcement Provided by the Tennessee Governor’s Highway Safety Office FANS AS YOU LEAVE TODAY, PLEASE REMEMBER TO STAY SAFE ON THE ROAD: CLICK IT OR TICKET AND DON’T LET FRIENDS DRIVE IMPAIRED. P.A. Announcement Provided by the Tennessee Dairy Farmers THE TENNESSEE DAIRY FARM FAMILIES ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS. MILK IS A GREAT SOURCE OF PROTEIN AND CHOCOLATE MILK IS A GREAT WAY TO FUEL UP AFTER EXERCISE. SO LIFT A CLASS AND TOAST YOUR LOCAL DAIRY FARMER AS YOU BUILD STRONG AND HEALTHY BONES AND MUSCLES.
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