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NEW TICKET POLICY: Card & Mobile Payment Only

Fans are encouraged to purchase their tickets online prior to reaching the facility through our Go Fan Site. 

For your convenience, signage will be setup at the venue to allow fans to easily navigate an online purchase. Two ticket stations will be setup to support card and mobile payment options at the ticket gates.

The new ticketing policy allows Central Gwinnett to operate a more efficient and professional ticket gate, while creating an enhanced fan experience. Purchasing tickets online allows fans to easily access and share tickets (email or text) without standing in line.

For your convenience, signage will be setup at the venue to allow fans to easily navigate an online purchase. Two ticket stations will be setup to support card and mobile payment options at the ticket gates.

This form will need to be printed, filled out by your doctor, and then uploaded into RankOne

Preparticipation Physical History and Evaluation Form

Preparticipation Physical History and Evaluation Form (Spanish)

Preparticipation Physical History Supplement - Athletes with Disabilities

Participation in interscholastic athletic competitions is a privilege extended to the students by the Board of Education. Students participating in Georgia High School Association (GHSA) extracurricular athletic activities act as representatives of Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS). All students are expected to conduct themselves in such a manner as to meet the highest standards of GCPS at all times.

The Code of Conduct is designed to establish high expectations and standards for all students participating in GHSA sanctioned athletic activities. All students, parents, and coaches understand that the top priority is academic achievement. The Code of Conduct establishes high expectations regarding behavior and consistent consequences when violations occur.

The Code of Conduct goes into effect on the first day a student joins a GCPS athletic team. The Code remains in effect for the entire calendar year, including time when school is not in session.

The offenses and consequences listed below are in addition to (not in lieu of) any school or criminal consequences associated with the student misconduct.

All consequences listed in this Code of Conduct are minimum standards. The coach has the discretion to set consequences over and above the minimum standards.

Violation A: Students given Long-Term (exceeding ten days) Suspension (With or without GIVE option)

Consequence: Ineligible to attend or participate in any athletic or extracurricular activity during time of suspension

Violation B: Arrest for, or charged with the commission of any act that is a felony or would constitute a felony if committed by an adult. (regardless of location or time of the alleged act; in or out of school)

Consequence: Immediate suspension from all participation until such time as:

a. School officials determine that the student did not commit the act(s) or other felony conduct; or

b. Local prosecutors dismiss or drop all pending charges and petitions; or

c. The student pleads guilty to a misdemeanor charge, in which case refer to Violation D listed in this
Code; or

d. The student is convicted and sentenced to a felony or is adjudicated delinquent in the Juvenile Court
of conduct which if committed by an adult could be charged as a felony and serves any and all
portions of the sentence including all periods of probation.

For the following violations (C, D and E), the school administration must have valid evidence and/or verification of the violation as defined in the following:

1. Self-admitted involvement by the student
2. Witnessed student involvement by the sponsor, coach , or any staff member
3. Parent admission of their student’s involvement in tobacco, alcohol, or other drugs
4. Verified by official police report given to the school
5. Evidence of violations through investigation by school officials

If the offense occurs at school or on school property (at any time), off school grounds, at a school-sponsored activity, function, or event or en route to and from school, the student will be subject to the actions described in the Student Conduct Behavior Code (Policy JCD) and the following consequences for extracurricular activities.


Violation C: Tobacco (any type)

Consequence:

1^st Offense - Consequence determined by approved local school athletic/extracurricular policy

2^nd Offense - Suspension from athletic extracurricular competition for a minimum of 10% of the remainder of the season

3^rd Offense - Dismissed from team but allowed to try out for subsequent athletic extracurricular activities after that sport/activity has completed its season


Violation D: Alcohol/Other Drugs (Possession and/or Use)/Misdemeanor Criminal Law Violations

Consequences: Coach/Sponsor and Administrator will meet with the student and parent(s) or guardian

1^st Offense – Consequence determined by approved local school athletic/extracurricular policy

2^nd Offense - Suspension from athletic extracurricular competition for a minimum of 20% of the remainder of the season

3^rd Offense – Suspension from all athletic extracurricular activities for the remainder of the school year


Violation E: Violations of school rules that result in ISS or OSS

Consequences:

In-School Suspension - Participation may resume when student is released from ISS. Student cannot participate on the day s/he is released from ISS.

Out-of-School Suspension (Short Term – not exceeding 10 days) – Participation may resume after suspension is served – Policy JDD


Violation F: Hazing

Consequences: Hazing is defined as a condition or precondition of gaining acceptance, membership, office, or other status in any school or school organization, subjecting a student to an activity which endangers or is likely to endanger the physical health or emotional wellbeing of a student, regardless of a student's willingness to participate in such activity.

All instances of hazing will be immediately referred to the administration.

Central Gwinnett's medical sports training staff is provided for our school by Northside Hospital and are trained professional medical professionals.

Dr. Timilehin Wusu, MD.  Team Doctor, Orthopedic Surgeon

Please visit GCPS's Information Page about Student Insurance Coverage 

For Information about ordering Letter Jackets, please see this flyer or visit www.scholasticimages.com or call 770-614-9353

The advantages of competing in college sports are both immediate and lifelong. Participating in college sports provides opportunities to learn, compete, and succeed. Student-athletes receive top-notch academic support, quality medical care, and regular access to outstanding coaching, facilities, and equipment. Student-athletes as a group graduate at higher rates than their peers in the general student body and feel better prepared for life after college.

Learn more about the three divisions

College-bound student-athletes preparing to enroll in Division I or Division II school need to register with the NCAA Eligibility Center to ensure they have met amateurism standards and are academically prepared for college coursework.

Are you ready to play college sports? Download NCAA's brochure to find out.

Visit NCAA Future Athlete's page for More Information.

For Georgia High School Association information, please visit the GHSA site at https://www.ghsa.net/

Here is "Gwinnett Prep Sports" site for Central Gwinnett Athletics. 

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