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Winter Parent MeetingHowell High School Athletic Office
1200 W. Grand River Avenue - Howell, Michigan 48843Office (517) 540-8335 fax (517) 548-6339 www.howellschools.com
Howell High School Athletic Office1200 W. Grand River Avenue - Howell, Michigan 48843
Office (517) 540-8335 fax (517) 548-6339 www.howellschools.com
Honorable &XXOutstandingXXWorkXXEthicsXXLast aXXLifetime!
Winter Parent Meeting
Howell High SchoolHowell High School
Tentative Itinerary
www.highschoolsports.net 517-548-6335 www.howellschools.com
• 6:30-7:00PM (approximately): AD’s Presentation
Main Auditorium
• 7:00-8:00PM (approximately): Individual Program Presentation
Each sport will be assigned a space for their meeting.
• 8:00-8:20PM (approximately): Seasonal Coaches Meeting Auditorium - Lecture #1
I N T R O D U C T I O N S
Superintendent Ronald Wilson
Principal Jason Schrock
Athletic Director Dan Hutcheson
Athletic Secretary Cathy VanOflen
Boosters Lisa McQueen
Coaches WINTER
Trainer Joe Ewald
Staff Mary Benear
Superintendent Ronald Wilson
Principal Jason Schrock
Athletic Director Dan Hutcheson
Athletic Secretary Cathy VanOflen
Boosters Lisa McQueen
Coaches WINTER
Trainer Joe Ewald
Staff Mary Benear
I N T R O D U C T I O N S
HOWELL HISTORY“Central Six” Howell’s First League
1927 “Central Michigan” League
1933 “Little Seven” East Lansing, Eaton Rapids, Charlotte, Grand Ledge, Hastings, Howell, Mason(later Hastings was dropped as it was too far away…)
1948 Howell joins the newly formed “Capital Circuit” league“Highlanders” officially becomes the mascot (Paul Bennett decided both)
Howell’s original colors were Green and Gold. (Gold was more like Notre Dame). Howell began using more Yellow in the early 1960’s (probably because of the popularity of the Green Bay Packers…)
1979 Howell joins the “Kensington Valley Conference”Brighton, Hartland, Howell, Lakeland, Milford, Novi, Pinckney, South Lyon
2008
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Physicals MUST be dated on or after APRIL 15 of the previous school year
OCTOBERFRI October 31 Quarter I Ends
NOVEMBERSUN November 2 Day Light SavingsMON November 3 Quarter II Begins
November 26-28 NO SCHOOL – Thanksgiving Break
DECEMBERMON December 1 Classes Resume
DEC 22 - JAN 2 NO SCHOOL – Holiday Break
JANUARYMON January 5 Classes ResumeMON January 19 NO SCHOOL – MLKWED January 21 Semester 1 EndsTHR January 22 Quarter III Begins
IMPORTANT WINTER DATES
BOOSTERS MEET THE 2ND WEDNESDAY OF
EACH MONTH
tentative
14-15 CALENDARMEETING 1st PRACTICE
FALL PARENT MEETING: AUG 4, 2014 AUG 11, 2014AUG 13, 2014
“Heart Screening”: “Kenzie Classic” AUG 22-23, 2014
FALL PHOTO DATE: AUG 18, 2014
WINTER PARENT MEETING: OCT 27, 2014 OCT 27, 2014NOV 3, 2014
Jack Renkens “Recruiting Realities NOV 4, 2014
NOV 10, 2014NOV 17, 2014NOV 24, 2014
WINTER PHOTO DATE: DEC 1, 2014
SPRING PARENT MEETING: MAR 2, 2015 MAR 9, 2015
SPRING PHOTO DATE: MAR 25, 2015
PHYSICAL DAY: MAY 28, 2015
CHAMPIONSHIP SUMMIT: JUN 8, 2015
HALL OF FAME: June 18, 2015
MHSAA Summer “Dead Period” JULY 1 – JULY 8, 2014
HANDOUT PROVIDED
MARK YOUR CALENDARS
TODAY!
COLLEGE BOUNDATHLETES
Athletes, parents and coaches shouldattended the “Recruiting Realities” seminar
by Jack Renkens www.gameplan.com
If your child wants to compete in college, this FREE seminar was a MUST!
be sure to check these important references:www.eligibilitycenter.orgwww.collegecoachesonline.comwww.ncsasports.org
NOV 4, 20147PM HHS AUD
PARTICIPATION FEES
Board approved rates as of July, 2012
High School Middle School
1st Sport $0 $0
2nd Sport $0 $0
3rd Sport $0 $0
Please remember…Some programs have specific “program” fees. See coach for details.
EVENT PRICING
High School: No Charge – (Staff with ID, Pre School & Senior Citizens)
$5.00 (K – 62)
Middle School: No Charge - (Staff with ID, Pre School & Senior Citizens)
$2.00 (Adults - 62)
$1.00 (Students)
Please note, other districts may charge more to attend m.s. events.
ATHLETIC PASSES
$040.00 Student Yearly Pass $115.00 Adult Individual Yearly Pass
$225.00 Family Yearly Pass: two (2) adults and students living at home
$110.00 Family Seasonal Pass: (Fall or Winter)* two (2) adults and students living at home
$080.00 Family Seasonal Pass: (Spring)* two (2) adults and students living at home
$040.00 Highlander “Punch Pass”* Attend ten (10) events for the price of eight (8)!
*passes accepted for all HOME middle and high school events, EXCEPT home tournaments, league and state tournaments.
GENERAL RULES & INFO
1) Academics2) Behavior
3) Driving / Riding w/ Parents4) Security & Weather5) Parent Expectation
1) Academics2) Behavior
3) Driving / Riding w/ Parents4) Security & Weather5) Parent Expectation
Athletics & Co-Curricular Eligibility
1. MUST maintain a 2.0 GPA
* Student MUST have earned this 2.0 GPA in the quarter or semester
immediately preceding the beginning of the sport or activity.
* GPA MUST be maintained throughout the period of continuous
involvement in the co-curricular program.
2. MUST have passed five (5) or more classes in the quarter or semester
immediately preceding the beginning of the sport or activity.
* The student must continue to pass five (or more) classes through
the period of continuous involvement in the co-curricular program.
Be sure to pay close attention to grades at the end of the year.
Summer school may be required to assure fall eligibility.
Check with the athletic department for more details.
1
BEHAVIOR
We ALL represent Howell High School. .. Represent with PRIDE!Personal responsibility Respect Integrity Discipline Enthusiasm
(24-7 / 365) – “Facebook”, etc…
A. Guests at student’s events
B. Respect
1. The site of the contest
2. Game officials
3. Participants
4. Coaches
2
Riding Home After a Contest
To ride home after an event with a parent or guardian, the following guidelines MUST be met:
Student-athlete MUST bring a note from a parent/guardian to ANY administrator the morning of the event.
(This will be signed during the day.)Student may pick up signed note at the end of the day.
Student may ONLY be released to their parent or guardian. We will NOT release student-athletes to ride with other parents, students, or to drive themselves.
3
SECURITYLockers
Securing personal items
SECURITY & WEATHER
WEATHERCheck web sites,
or listen to WHMI for cancellations
What is one of the most important things a team needs to be successful, but typically no
amount of practice can help?
This same item is also the one thing that parents can truly effect, and typically it is negative…
What is one of the most important things a team needs to be successful, but typically no
amount of practice can help?
This same item is also the one thing that parents can truly effect, and typically it is negative…
DBTP
Be supportive of your child.
Be supportive of the coaching staff.
Be supportive of the program.
Be supportive of Howell Public Schools.
Metaphorically speaking… the two (2) most dangerous places in sports…
DBTP
Basketball – B: Main Aud (Bottom Left)
Basketball – G: Main Aud (Top Left)
Bowling – B & G: Main Aud (Top Right)
Cheer: Main Aud (Bottom Right)
Figure Skating: Aud Lobby (South)
Gymnastics: Aud Lobby (Center)
Hockey: Commons Area
Pom Pon: Lecture #2 (Bottom)
SBX - B & G: Lecture #2 (Top)
Skiing - B & G: Aud Lobby (North)
Swim & Dive - B: Coaches Classroom
Wrestling: Wrestling Room
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B R E A K O U T L O C A T I O N S
(to be concluded no later than 8:00PM)Thank You!
Thank You!
PLEASE PROCEED TO YOUR TEAMS’ BREAKOUT SESSION(to be concluded no later than 8:00PM)
