Athletics in Middle School

2019-2020 Sports

Information

• For information about activities offered through Jubilee Reach, visit their website. Jubliee Reach can provide information about dates and times which are usually available during the first week of school for Fall activities. Most Jubilee Reach programs are offered onsite after school.
• For information about athletics and activities offered by a specific Middle School, click on the school link below or contact the school’s main office. Times and dates for these sessions may be on your school website and/or will be sent to you from the coach/school as the season approaches.
• Contact your school regarding after school activity bus availability.

Registration

To register for athletics and activities offered through Jubilee Reach or your Middle School, visit the FinalForms webpage.  Jubilee Reach or your Middle School staff will contact you via email before the sports season begins with details about practice times and event schedules. Please note the following before registering online:

1. 1. Registration must be completed by the parent or legal (court appointed) guardian of the student athlete.
   2. Parents/guardians can find registration instructions in the Parent Playbook for FinalForms.
   3. Parents/guardians can enter multiple students in one FinalForms session.
   4. NOTE: Middle school students are not required to obtain a sports physical or ImPACT concussion testing to participate in Jubilee Reach or Middle School athletics and activities. The sports physicals (signed by physician) and ImPACT tests are required beginning in 9th grade for High School Athletics.)
   5. When you add or update information in FinalForms, you must also add/update that information in ParentVUE.

Second Semester of 8^th Grade Prepares You for High School:

All students, including 8th graders, who are interested in participating in high school athletics must remain engaged in the classroom. A current 8^th grader who does not pass six credit bearing courses during second semester of 8^th grade (ending in June) must meet with the high school athletic director to:

1. Outline a plan for academic success, and
2. Review academic probation requirements the student will be held to as an athlete.

This meeting occurs during the first two weeks of the Fall Sports Season for Fall student athletes and the first two weeks of the Winter Sports Season for Winter student athletes.

For the 2019-2020 school year, initial Academic Eligibility for student athletes will be determined between Monday, August 26 and Friday, August 30, 2019. Student athletes must also be passing six credit bearing classes at subsequent grade checks throughout any sports season. Students who are not passing six credit bearing classes at a grade check are declared academically ineligible and therefore not able to compete for their team until the grades are remediated. Ineligible student athletes may attend and participate in practice, but not competitions.

Note: Summer School Courses may be used to address academic issues which arise at the end of second semester for the 2018-2019 school year.

For more high school eligibility details, go to the Eligibility page.

For high school registration details, go to the High School Athletics page.

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