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FHSAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee: Meet the 2012-13 SAAC!

Get to know the Section Representatives of the 2012-13 SAAC and participate in fun activities aimed at initiating positive change in your school. Learn about the FHSAA and its purpose of promoting integrity and sportsmanship in interscholastic athletics.

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FHSAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee: Meet the 2012-13 SAAC!

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  1. Fall Meeting Friday, October 5, 2012 2012-13 FHSAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee

  2. Meet the 2012-13 SAAC! • Section 3 Representatives • Alex Horden, Shorecrest Prep (St. Pete) • Avery Camp, Pine School (Hobe Sound) • CJ Price, Seacrest Country Day School (Naples) • Section 4 Representatives • Meredith Adams, University School of NSU (Davie) • David Goldstein, Ransom Everglades School (Miami) • Taylor Konrath, Marathon • Robbie Steirn, Cypress Bay HS (Weston) • Section 1 Representatives • Adam Nodjomian, Niceville • Hunter Moorer, Navarre • Morgan Thornton, St. Francis Catholic (Gainesville) • Section 2 Representatives • Antonio Nunes, Windermere Prep (Orlando) • Christina Reynolds Matanzas (Palm Coast) • Ashleigh Taylor, Creekside (St. Johns)

  3. Getting to Know you activity • Sorts and Mingles • Sorts • “Do you prefer this or that…” • Example: • Move to the left side of the room if you prefer the beach, move to the right side of the room if you prefer mountains • Mingles • Meet your match • Example: • Find someone in the room that enjoys your favorite sport

  4. What is fhsaa? • We are the governing body for interscholastic athletics in the state of Florida. We are a not-for-profit corporation that, while not appointed by the Florida Legislature, cooperates with the Legislature and the Florida Department of Education in governing interscholastic athletics.

  5. What is Fhsaa? • Purpose • Provides leadership for the development, supervision and promotion of interscholastic athletic programs sponsored by its member schools. • Participation in these programs enriches the educational experience of qualified student-athletes by providing them with opportunities to compete in an equitable, sportsmanlike and wholesome manner. • Fundamental Belief • Interscholastic athletic programs play a vital role in the education of students who participate in them. • Through their participation in interscholastic athletics, students are provided character-building opportunities to demonstrate • Honesty • Integrity • Respect • Caring • Cooperation • Trustworthiness • Leadership • Tolerance • Personal responsibility FHSAA Bylaw 1.2 FHSAA Bylaw 1.5

  6. What is FHSAA? • Dr. Peggy Jones, Associate Executive Director • Structure of the FHSAA • Governance • Board of Directors (POLICY) • Representative Assembly (BYLAWS) • Executive Director (ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE) • Staff • Athletic Services • Eligibility and Compliance • Communications • Finance and Accounting

  7. Hot topics • Natalie Strappy, Director of Compliance • Student-Athlete Transfers and Eligibility • What makes a student ineligible? • Appeals Concerning Eligibility • What is the process? • Athletic Recruiting • Justin Harrison, Associate Executive Director for Athletic Services • Contest Officials • Sportsmanship

  8. SAAC Mission Statement “We work to represent the best interests of all student-athletes by presenting their concerns to the FHSAA, thereby developing initiatives for future improvement. Our goal is to promote the advancement of sportsmanship and integrity by fostering an ethical, safe, competitive environment on and off the field.”

  9. Roundtable • What have you faced as a student athlete that has caused concern? • What are some areas in which you can be proactive, and how?

  10. Saac initiatives • Think of areas you KNOW you are able to address and initiate change. • Give concrete examples to base initiatives • Student based and student run • How can I implement change in my school?

  11. Here are some of YOUR ideas Study Hall hours Improving Grades Positive Features of Student-Athletes Fan Etiquette How to be a good captain Community Service Projects Sportsmanship Captains on EVERY Team Rewards for Showing Respect & Good Behavior Show School Spirit in the Community

  12. FHSAA Resources • Website • www.fhsaa.org, “For Students” tab • FHSAA Social Media • Facebook, Twitter, YouTube Videos • State Finals Events • PA Announcements, Table Space, Flyers • Commercials with Bright House Sports Network • Script writing, participation in video

  13. Thank you so much for coming! Please be safe in your travels home! Quinten Ershock Next meeting march 8th

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