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UPPER
ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
ATHLETIC, EXTRACURRICULAR, AND COCURRICULAR ACADEMIC
REQUIREMENTS
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| DEFINITIONS
OF TERMS USED IN THE ATHLETIC AND EXTRACURRICULAR CODES |
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following are definitions of words and phrases used in
the Athletic and Extracurricular Codes. |
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"Assessment"
means an assessment by a certified chemical dependency
counselor (CCDC) outside of but approved by the District.
The CCDC will make an estimate or judgment as to physical
or psychological condition of the student. |
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"Athletic
Council" means the governing body for athletics
at the middle and high school level. The Athletic Council
consists of the Superintendent, the two middle school
principals, the high school principal, the assistant high
school principal for athletics, and other members designated
by the Superintendent. |
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"Build
altering chemicals" includes, without limitation,
anabolic steroids, growth hormones, testosterone or its
analogs, human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), and other
hormones. |
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"Calendar
year" means the period of twelve (12) consecutive
months. |
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"Competition
or participation" i.e., games, matches, tournaments,
meets, contests, performances, meetings, projects, etc.,
during the regular season in which the student is academically
eligible and is physically able to participate. The percentage
loss of "Competition or participation" will
extend into the next activity/sport season in which the
student participates, if he or she has not completed the
penalty imposed. |
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"Unauthorized
Prescribed and prescribed-controlled substance and counterfeit
controlled substance" means any of the following: |
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A
drug, its container or label which bears a trademark,
trade name, or other identifying mark used without authorization
of the owner (manufacturer), or rights to its trademark,
trade name, or identifying mark |
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Any
unmarked or unlabeled substance that is represented to
be a controlled substance manufactured, processed, packaged,
or distributed by a person other than the person that
manufactured, processed, packaged, or distributed it |
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Any
substance that is represented to be a controlled substance
but is not a controlled substance or is a different controlled
substance |
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Any
substance other than a controlled substance that a reasonable
person would believe to be a controlled substance because
of its similarity in shape, size, and color, or its markings,
labeling, packaging, distribution, or the price for which
it is sold or offered for sale. |
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"Drug
paraphernalia" includes, without limitations,
items described in 21 United States Code Section 863,
ORC Section 2925.14, or Upper Arlington Codified Ordinance
Section 511.07. |
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"Intervention
and Assistance Program" means help or aid secured
from programs of the District, such as school-sponsored
support groups, or programs approved by the District. |
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"Mind
altering chemicals" includes, without limitation,
narcotics, depressants, stimulants, hallucinogens, marijuana
and prescription drugs, unless authorized by a medical
prescription from a licensed physician. A student taking
a prescription drug must do so in accordance with that
prescription. The prescription must be kept in its original
container which states the student's name and directions
for proper use. |
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"Parent"
means the student's parent, unless the rights of that
parent have been restricted by court order or legal agreement,
guardian, or legal custodian. |
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"Possess"
means either (a) physical or actual control of alcohol,
mind altering chemicals, build altering chemicals, tobacco,
drug paraphernalia, unauthorized prescribed or prescribed-controlled
substance, counterfeit controlled substance (e.g., on
person, in a locker, in book bag, or in student's automobile);
or (b) permitting other persons to possess alcohol, mind
altering chemicals, build altering chemicals, drug paraphernalia,
prescribed or prescribed-controlled substance, counterfeit
controlled substances in locations (e.g., automobile,
home, etc.) for which the student has responsibility. |
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"Student
Athlete" means any student who participates on
any athletic team. Once a student participates on an athletic
team, that student is a "student athlete" for
the remainder of the period of academic life the student
is in at that time. There are two separate periods of
academic life: (1) grades 7 through 8 and (2) grades 9
through 12. The code is in effect for the entire period
of the student athlete's academic life. |
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"Student
Council Officer or Representative" means any
student elected to serve on Student Council in grades
6 through 12. A student becomes a Student Council Officer
or Representative on the date the election results are
announced and continues to be such through the last school
day of the year for which he/she was elected. |
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"Treatment"
means a professional outside of the District applying
remedies in order to cure or heal. |
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"Under
the influence" means manifesting signs of chemical
misuse, such as staggering, reddened eyes, odor of chemicals,
nervousness, restlessness, memory loss, abusive language,
falling asleep in class, or any other like behavior not
normal for the particular student. |
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| EMPLOYEE
INFORMATION, RESPONSIBILITY, AND AUTHORITY |
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staff members in the District will be informed of their
responsibility for reporting and liability for not reporting
all violations of this rule to a building administrator.
Staff will have the information and administrative procedures
necessary to fulfill their responsibilities.
Administrators
will follow the above-listed procedures and adhere to
all requirements of law in suspending and expelling
students or recommending their permanent exclusion.
In order to protect the health or safety of its students
and other individuals, the District reserves the right
to file complaints in Franklin County Juvenile Court
regarding any violations of this regulation, or otherwise
make referrals for prosecution, in connection with any
violations of the General Code set forth above.
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Print
the Athletic Handbook here.
