March 26 - Trumbull Public Schools

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Regular Meeting — March 26. 2013 Dr. Cialfi, Mr. Banks Report to the Board of Education TRUMBULL, CONNECTICUT TRUMBULL PUBLIC SCHOOLS Recommendation: Review and Discuss The Policy Advisory Committee reviewed this 2006. Input was received from Athletic policy as it has not been updated since August Director Mike Herbst regarding good This policy is being presented to the Board sportsman slil p. in green. strikethroughs and new PAC changes with fora First Reading. Policy Code 1316 Sporting Events and Activities — Public Conduct at School Sponsored Agenda Item —IV-C-I First Reading wording bolded and highlighted
highlighted in green. Activities Policy BOARD OF EDUCATION CATEGORY: Community Relations TRUMBULL PUBLIC SCHOOLS SECTION: 1000 spectators, or with the performance of employees and officials supervising the school sponsored or approved activities. Spectators arc permitted and encouraged to attend these activities as guests of the District, and accordingly as a condition of such Failure of spectators to do so is disruptive and embarrassing to students, the school district and the entire community. POLICY MANUAL POLICY CODE: 1316/Public Conduct at School allowed to interfere with the enjoyment of the students’ participation, other It is the policy of the Trumbull Board of Education that spectators will not be First Reading 3/26/1 3 PAC changes include strikethroughs and new wording bolded and permission they must comply with the District’s policies. Spectators, just as the student participants, are expected to display mature behavior and sportsmanship. Good sportsmanship is viewed as a commitment to fair play, ethical behavior and integrity. In perception and practice, sportsmanship is defined as those The ideals of sportsmanship are critical and apply equally to all. All qualities that are characterized by generosity and genuine concern for others. on the behavior of others and to model good sportsmanship. Any spectator individuals, regardless of their role, are expected to be aware of their influence using or shouting inappropriate or abusive language will be removed from the with law enforcement personnel provided at these facilities that are hired to activity and may be charged with disorderly conduct. The school will cooperate ensure spectator and player safety and enjoyment. PUBLIC CONDUCT AT SCHOOL SPONSORED SPORTING EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES Page 1 of3 Adopted: 09/03/02 Revised: 08/01/06, 5/?/13
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