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MSHSL Bylaw Guides and Resources for Spring Coaches Meeting

Access helpful resources, guides, and articles on MSHSL Bylaws 208, 111, 205, coaching termination, and more to prepare for the spring coaches meeting. Ensure compliance and understanding of eligibility rules.

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MSHSL Bylaw Guides and Resources for Spring Coaches Meeting

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  1. Eligibility Hot Topics MSHSL Area Meeting Spring 2009

  2. Bylaw 208—Non-School Competition and Training Forget everything Kevin just said

  3. Forget everything Kevin just said

  4. Bylaw 208—Non-School Competition and Training • Brochure on website • Resources>Publications>Eligibility> Coaching MSHSL Sponsored Activities • Spring 2008 Bulletin Article • Administrative website: • Transfer Forms/Resources>ADvantage • Hold a spring coaches meeting to review • Focus on the fees and allocation of $$$

  5. Bylaw 111—Transfer and Residence • Hearings and Appeals • See Bullet handout • Numbered steps • Flow chart • Student chooses “Either” new school “Or” old school. • Not both • Can’t change schools with each season

  6. Coaches, Termination of Duties • MN Statute: 122A.58 • At will contracts: “At your will…” • Written notification of termination • Coaching contracts not tied to other District employment

  7. License and Degree Exemption for Head Coach • MN Statute: 122A.33 • Four ways a Head Coach can meet the criteria • Your head coach must have the certification

  8. Summer Waiver rule • It is—permission for your high school coach to coach members of his or her high school team • It is not your high school team and your high school coaches representing your school. • It is student athletes who attend your school, on a non-school team, coached by their high school coach.

  9. Bylaw 205: Chemical Eligibility • Serving the Suspension: • The contest must take place if it is to be counted toward the suspension • Student must be out from start to finish of the season • Suspension cannot start if student is suspended from school • Suspension does not start if student is not allowed to practice

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