Mukilteo School District Athletic Eligibility Packet (2021-2022)

Mukilteo School District Athletic Code of Conduct (2021-2022)

WESCO-LASC Code of Conduct

Athletic Fan Reminders

We need your help in creating a positive atmosphere at all our Athletic competitions.  Our players need and appreciate your support as they compete against their opponents in Kamiak's name.  Our athletes demonstrate the highest degree of respect for their opponents, and we expect the same from our fans.  Our Athletic department is striving to become the best in WESCO.  We can't achieve that goal unless our fans demonstrate the same level of integrity as our athletes and coaches.  With this in mind, please make sure that all of our support is positive and that we NEVER make negative comments about our opponents, "boo" our opponents, or make disparaging comments directed toward officials.

We want to encourage all of our students and staff to wear your Knight Spirit Gear every Friday at school and to all of our sporting contests throughout the year. Here are a couple of reminders for all of our fans to have a fun and positive experience at Wesco sporting events: 

• Our athletes and coaches demonstrate great sportsmanship when they represent Kamiak High School and we expect the same level of sportsmanship from our student body and our community
• All fan cheers must be positive and supportive of our team
• We never make negative comments directed towards the officials, our opponents, or their fans, or that single out an opposing player
• Positive Signs are allowed with game manager or administrator approval
• Face paint is allowed as long as the game staff can identify who you are
• No body paint is allowed
• No artificial noisemakers are allowed at sporting contests including cow bells, whistles, or air horns
• All bags are subject to search as a condition of entry into the sporting contest
• Remember no backpacks are allowed, no open containers, and no re-entry at Goddard Stadium and at Kamiak
• Please make sure that your ride home will arrive to pick you up no later than 15 minutes from the end of the contest
• For a home football game at Goddard Stadium please have your parent/guardian pick you up no later than 9:15pm
• Remember to be loud, be proud, and be positive

Thank you for your continued support of Kamiak Athletics! Go Knights!!!

Mr. Monica,
Assistant Principal, Athletic Director

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Kamiak Students, Staff, Parents, and the Mukilteo Community,

The Kamiak administrative team has some updates to share with you on the Safety & Security enhancements we’ve made following the unplanned evacuation that occurred on September 14th at Goddard Stadium.

Notice the following enhancements:

• Every fan will be able to pick up a map of Goddard Stadium that includes the evacuation routes upon entry to the stadium
• The large gate to the right of the ticket booths will be open and remain open during the game for Kamiak students with an ASB card and patrons who are on our Pass list
• Patrons purchasing a ticket will continue to purchase their tickets from the ticket booths as normal, and enter the stadium through the main entrance in between the 2 ticket booths
• The PA Announcer will make pre-game Safety announcements in addition to the announcement of the Starting lineups and the Sportsmanship announcements.  
• All of our Stadium game workers and administrators will be in yellow vests, so that they are all easily identifiable.
• The lights on the softball field adjoining the Stadium will remain on before/during/after the game
• There will be a 3^rdSnohomish County Sherriff on duty that will patrol the parking lots, campus, and perimeter of the stadium and Mariner HS.
• We have hired 4 additional Security Staff to work our remaining home games on 10/5 and 10/19 to join our 4 Kamiak administrators that will be on duty
• We will be working to eliminate congregation in front of the home side and visitor side Concession stands, so please help us by returning to your seat after you’ve purchased a delicious food or beverage item from our Booster club run Concession stands

Our administrative team will conduct a Safety training and walk-through with all of our game workers before the game at Goddard Stadium to ensure that all of our Stadium Staff have been trained in Kamiak’s enhanced communication/safety/supervision/evacuation protocols and procedures for Goddard Stadium.

Please also remember our existing Goddard Stadium rules:

• No open containers
• No back packs
• No re-entry
• All bags are subject to search as a pre-condition of entry
• No entry allowed after ticket sales stop at the conclusion of half time
• Middle School aged students and younger need to be accompanied by an adult to be able to purchase a ticket and enter the stadium
• All Students must leave and/or be picked up from Goddard Stadium/Mariner High School 15 minutes after the conclusion of the game

Thanks in advance for your help in ensuring that Goddard Stadium remains a safe and secure venue to host our Home football games. Please join us for tomorrow’s ‘Senior Night’ football game versus Cascade HS and our Homecoming game versus Mount Vernon HS on 10/19.

Respectfully,

Sean Monica
Assistant Principal, Athletic Director

Kamiak Athletic Mission

Working Together to help student-athletes develop into leaders in the classroom, the community, and on the athletic field through high expectations, accountability, encouragement, perseverance, & determination.

Go Knights!!!

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Un mensaje de KAMIAK HIGH SCHOOL 

Estudiantes de Kamiak, personal, padres y tutores de la comunidad de Mukilteo,

El Equipo Administrativo de Kamiak tiene actualizaciones para compartir con usted sobre las mejoras de seguridad y protección realizadas después de la evacuación no planificada del estadio Goddard el 14 de septiembre.

Mañana usted notará  las siguientes mejoras:

• Al ingresar al estadio, cada fanático recogerá un mapa del Estadio Goddard con las rutas de evacuación incluidas.
• La puerta grande a la derecha de las taquillas estará abierta y permanecerá abierta durante el juego, para los estudiantes de Kamiak con tarjetas de ASB y usuarios que están en nuestra lista de pases
• Los clientes que compren boletos continuarán comprando desde las cabinas como de costumbre, y ingresarán al estadio por la entrada principal entre las 2 cabinas de boletos.
• El anunciador del juego hará anuncios de seguridad antes del juego antes de las alineaciones iniciales y los anuncios de deportividad.  
• Todos los trabajadores y administradores del juego del estadio llevarán chalecos amarillos, de modo que todos sean fácilmente identificables.
• Las luces en el campo de softbol adyacente al estadio permanecerán encendidas antes / durante / después del juego
• Habrá un tercer Sheriff del Condado de Snohomish de servicio para patrullar los estacionamientos, el campus de Mariner's y el perímetro del estadio
• Cuatro miembros adicionales del personal de seguridad se unirán a los cuatro administradores de Kamiak de servicio para los juegos restantes en casa (10/5 y 10/19)
• Trabajaremos para eliminar los tumultos frente a los puestos de venta del lado de la casa y del visitante, por favor ayúdenos regresando a su asiento después de comprar una deliciosa comida o bebida de nuestros puestos de concesión del Booster Club.

Antes del juego del viernes, nuestro equipo administrativo llevará a cabo una capacitación de seguridad y un recorrido con todos los trabajadores del juego para asegurar que el personal del estadio haya sido entrenado en los protocolos y procedimientos mejorados de comunicación / seguridad / supervisión / evacuación de Kamiak para el Estadio Goddard.

Por favor, recuerde también nuestras reglas existentes del estadio Goddard:

• Sin contenedores abiertos
• Mochilas o (back backs)
• No reingreso
• Todas las bolsas están sujetas a revisión,como condición previa de entrada.
• No se permite la entrada después de que la venta de boletos se detenga al finalizar el medio tiempo
• Los estudiantes de la escuela media (middle School)  y menores deben ir acompañados por un adulto que he haya comprado sus  boletos para ingresar al estadio
• Todos los estudiantes deben irse y / o ser recogidos en el Goddard Stadium / Mariner High School 15 minutos después de la finalización del juego

Gracias de antemano por su ayuda para garantizar que Goddard Stadium siga siendo un lugar seguro para albergar nuestros partidos de fútbol en casa. Únase a nosotros para el juego 'Senior Night' de Tomorrows contra Cascade HS y nuestro juego Homecoming versus Mount Vernon HS el 19 de octubre.

Student Athlete Transportation

Mukilteo School District Athletics Process for Parent/Guardian to Transport Own Student Athlete

On behalf of the Mukilteo School District Athletic Department, it is the expectation when transportation is provided for an athletic event, that all student athletes will take advantage of the transportation provided to and/or from the athletic event. In the event a parent/guardian is requesting to transport their student athlete to and/or to/from an athletic event due to an extenuating circumstance and when transportation is being provided, the following procedures must be followed. Student does not need to complete this form if they are solely going home from an event with a parent as long as they sign out on the sign out log prior to leaving the event.

Prior to allowing a parent/legal guardian to transport their student athlete, a Parent/Guardian Transportation Release form must be completed and returned to the coach two school days prior to the planned activity.

• The form can be downloaded from the MSD Athletic Department website.
• Multiple event dates for a specific sport may be listed on the form. The dates listed must coordinate with scheduled events. If an event is rescheduled, a new form must be submitted and approved.
• For example, if a parent/guardian must transport their student athlete for three of the scheduled events for a specific sport, one Parent/Guardian Transportation Release form can be completed listing the three dates the parent/guardian will be transporting their student athlete. If one of the events listed on the form is rescheduled, the parent/guardian must complete another Parent/Guardian Transportation Release form listing the rescheduled event.

Approval and Signatures: Parent/Guardian Transportation Release Form

• Athlete gives form to coach
• Form must be completed and returned to the coach two school days prior to the event
• Coach signs form(s) upon approval and submits to the school athletic director for final approval
• School athletic director signs form granting approval
• If school athletic director denies the request, the parent/guardian and coach will be contacted prior to the event
• School athletic director keeps form(s) on file

On the day of the event

• The coach must confirm with the school athletic director the list of students and the names of the parents/guardians approved to transport their student athlete to and/or to/from the event.
• The coach must maintain a Parent/Guardian Release to Transport Sign-Out Log for each athletic event and submit to the school athletic director the following school day.
• The school athletic director must keep the log on file. The log will be provided by the Athletic Department and it does not take the place of the Parent/Guardian Transportation Release form; the log is in addition to the form.
• The coach or the school athletic director must complete the log with the following information:
• List of students approved to be released to parents/guardians to transport their own student athlete from the athletic event (completed log)
• List of students approved to be transported to and/or to/from and event (completed Parent/Guardian Transportation Release form.)
• Students approved to be released to their parents/guardians will be required to ride the bus back to the school from the event if the student’s parents/guardians are not present upon the time of team departure. A coach cannot leave a student at an event unattended (regardless of parent/guardian consent via a phone call, e-mail, text message or note) nor can the coach delay team departure to wait for a parent/guardian in route to pick-up their student athlete.

Kamiak High School
Lettermen’s Jacket Standards
School Colors and Tradition

The Kamiak lettermen’s jacket represents an athlete’s accomplishments and also ties the athlete to all of those who have come before at Kamiak. With this tradition in mind, Kamiak lettermen’s jackets can only consist of the school colors of purple, silver, and white.

• The main body of the jacket is to be purple with a grey K.
• The sleeves of the jacket can be grey or white

Patches

Individual and Team recognition patches can either be grey with purple writing; or purple with grey or white writing.

Stars and Bars

• Stars should be placed above or around your grey letter K and represent the following:
• Selection as Captain  
• Selection as 1st team all-league, all-area, and/or all state  
• Team awards (Most inspirational, most improved, scholar-athlete award)
• National Honor Society
• Bars should be placed on your grey letter K and represent the following: 1 bar per season that an athlete has lettered in each sport

Congratulations on your athletic achievements at Kamiak! You have joined a proud tradition of excellent student-athletes. Your lettermen’s jacket signifies your hard work and dedication to your team and your community. Wear it proudly, and remember that you are representing Kamiak High School. 

August 20, 2019

To Kamiak Student-Athletes, Parents, Coaches, & Teaching Staff:                         

We are very excited to begin another great school year at Kamiak High School. We are very proud of all of our team’s and student-athlete’s accomplishments at Kamiak High School. Our strength as an Athletic Department comes from our outstanding coaches, our great kids, and the amazing support from our community. We are striving for excellence in everything we do in the Athletic Department. We work towards excellence by emphasizing good sportsmanship, learning life’s lessons through participation in sports, and having high expectations for our student-athletes in the classroom, on the playing field, and in the community.

We are very fortunate at Kamiak to have an excellent teaching staff that cares immensely about kids. Our teachers will do everything that they can to help our students learn how to be proactive and successful in the classroom. We also have many academic support programs at Kamiak High School if your student-athlete wants extra help with their studies. Please make sure that your student-athlete is taking the initiative to address their academic performance in each class by speaking with their teachers often, staying organized, discussing concerns with their counselor and/or their administrator, or coming to see the Athletic Director for information about our academic support programs at Kamiak.

In an effort to be transparent in the way we will monitor and maintain high eligibility expectations in the classroom for our Kamiak student-athletes, we wanted to share our process with you for the Fall, Winter, and Spring sport’s seasons. The following pages contain specific dates for each sports season that our coaches, teachers, student-athletes, and parents will want to be sure to put on their calendars as important benchmarks. Our expectation is that our student-athletes are passing all of their classes and have a 2.0 GPA or above at all times. Our grade check dates are designed to help support our athletes meet these expectations.

Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns about our grade check process that I can address.

Thank you for your continued support of Kamiak Athletics and our student-athletes.

Go Knights!

Sean Monica

Assistant Principal—Athletic Director

Kamiak High School

(425) 366 – 5422

monicasp@mukilteo.wednet.edu

Fall Sport Grade Checks

• Initial Eligibility
• Based upon 2^nd Semester grades of the previous school year. Summer school grades can replace failing grades from 2^nd semester
• WIAA Probation (Failing 2 or more classes) Athletes are ineligible to compete in contests for the first 5 weeks of the season (First day of tryouts-September 23rd). A paper grade check will be conducted September 16^th – 20^th. The student-athlete needs to be passing all of their classes and have a 2.0 or above GPA at that time. If they do not meet the standard they will continue to be ineligible for contests until they can demonstrate they have met the standard.
• MSD Probation (Failing 1 class and/or have below a 2.0) Athletes are eligible to compete in contests. September 16^th the athlete will be given a paper grade check to return to the Athletic Office by September 20^st. The student-athlete needs to be passing all of their classes and have a 2.0 or above GPA at that time or they will be ineligible to compete in contests until they can demonstrate they have met the standard.
• Continuous Eligibility
  • All athletes will have their grades checked on October 1^st and November 1^st based upon grades that are reported to Qmlativ.
  • MSD level: If an athlete is failing one class and/or below a 2.0, then they will have one week to demonstrate that they’ve met the standard by turning in a completed grade check to the Athletic Office. If the student fails to meet the standard within one week, then they will be ineligible to compete in contests until they have met the standard.
  • WIAA level: If an athlete is failing 2 or more classes then they will be immediately ineligible to compete in contests until they can demonstrate they have met the standard by providing a completed grade check to the Athletic Office.
• Post-Season Eligibility
  • All athletes still competing in post season competition, will have a grade check throughout post season competition as new grades are posted.
  • WIAA Probation: If a student is failing 2 or more classes, then they will be ineligible to compete in contests until they can demonstrate that they have met the academic standard.
    • This could potentially impact District and State Playoffs.
  • MSD Level: If a student is failing one class and/or has below a 2.0 GPA, then they will have one week to meet the standard by providing a completed grade check to the Athletic Office. If the student does not meet standard within one week or fails to turn in a complete grade check sheet, then the athlete will be ineligible to compete in contests until they have met the standard.

Winter Sport Grade Checks

• Initial Eligibility
• Based upon 1^st quarter grades
• WIAA Probation (Failing 2 or more classes) are ineligible to compete in contests until they can demonstrate through a paper grade check that they are passing all of their classes and have a 2.0 or above.
• MSD Probation (Failing 1 class and/or have below a 2.0) are eligible to compete in contests. On December 16^th the athlete will be given a paper grade check to return to the Athletic Office by December 20^st. The student-athlete needs to be passing all of their classes and have a 2.0 or above GPA at that time or they will be ineligible to compete in contests over Winter Break.
• WIAA Probation will also be given a paper grade check on December 16^th to be returned by December 20^st to the Athletic Office. If the student fails to bring in a completed grade check or has not met the standard by December 20^st, then the student-athlete will be ineligible until such time that they can demonstrate they’ve met the standard. Please note that the student-athlete will be unable to change their academic standing over Winter break.
• Continuous Eligibility
  • All athletes will have their grades checked on February 3rd based upon their grades that are reported to Qmlativ.
  • MSD level: If an athlete is failing one class and/or below a 2.0 by February 3rd, they will have one week to meet the standard. If the student does not meet standard in one week or fails to turn in a completed grade check sheet, then the athlete will be ineligible to compete in contests until they have met the standard.
  • WIAA level: If an athlete is failing 2 or more classes, then they will be immediately ineligible to compete in contests until they can demonstrate they have met the standard by providing a completed grade check to the Athletic Office.
• Post-Season Eligibility
  • All athletes still competing after the 1^st semester ends and grades are posted, will have a grade check conducted based on grades posted in Qmlativ.
  • WIAA Probation: If a student is failing 2 or more classes, then they will be ineligible to compete in contests for the first 5 weeks of the second semester.
    • This would take them out of District and State Playoffs.
  • MSD Level: If a student is failing one class and/or has below a 2.0 GPA, then they will have until the following Friday to meet the standard. If the student does not meet standard by the following Friday or fails to turn in a completed grade check sheet, then the athlete will be ineligible to compete in contests until they have met the standard.

Spring Sport Grade Checks

• Initial Eligibility
• Based upon 1^st semester grades as reported to Qumlativ.
• WIAA Probation (Failing 2 or more classes) If a student is failing 2 or more classes, then they will be ineligible to compete in contests for the first 5 weeks of the second semester. On Monday of the 5^th week of 2^nd semester, the athlete will be given a paper grade check to return to the Athletic Office by Friday of that week. The student-athlete on WIAA probation needs to be passing all of their classes and have a 2.0 or above GPA to be eligible to compete in contests on the following Monday or they will be ineligible until they have met the standard.
• MSD Probation (Failing 1 class and/or have below a 2.0) are eligible to compete in contests. On Monday of the 5^th week of 2^nd semester, the athlete will be given a paper grade check to return to the Athletic Office by Friday of that week. The student-athlete needs to be passing all of their classes and have a 2.0 or above GPA or they will be ineligible to compete in contests until they have met the standard.
• Continuous Eligibility
  • All athletes will have their grades checked on April 1^st and May 1^st based upon their grades that are reported to Qmlativ.
  • MSD level: If an athlete is failing one class and/or below a 2.0, then they will have until the following Friday to demonstrate that they’ve met the standard by turning in a completed grade check to the Athletic Office. If the student fails to meet the standard by the following Friday, then they will be ineligible to compete in contests until they have met the standard.
  • WIAA level: If an athlete is failing 2 or more classes then they will be immediately ineligible to compete in contests until they can demonstrate they have met the standard by providing a completed grade check to the Athletic Office.
• Post-Season Eligibility
  • All athletes still competing in post season competition, will have a grade check throughout post season competition as new grades are posted in Qmlativ.
  • MSD Level: If a student is failing one class and/or has below a 2.0 GPA, then they will have one week to meet the standard by providing a completed grade check to the Athletic Office.
  • WIAA Probation: If a student is failing 2 or more classes, then they will be ineligible to compete in contests until they are once again passing all of their classes and have a 2.0 or above.
    • The post-season grade check could impact State Playoffs.

Mighty is the team in purple, silver, and white!
Full of fight and loyalty,
we'll prove our might tonight.
Let's go Knights!
On our way to victory
we wear our colors with pride.
Stand up and cheer for all to hear
the Knights of Kamiak High.

Hail to the halls of Kamiak,
And to Puget Sound below;
Hail to our Alma Mater,
We will challenge every foe.
For we're loyal to the knighthood;
Our honor we'll uphold;
We'll gladly give our hearts to thee,
To the Kamiak Knights so bold.