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Student-Athlete Mental and Emotional Health Support
We recognize and support our athletes and all that they have to balance and juggle in life. Please see this presentation as a resource and source of support.
As always, please contact your coach, counselor, parent or trusted adult if you are struggling with the challenges of life. Or contact anyone in our My Mental Health Matters office.
If you have any concerns about mental health struggles of a child, please see this LINK for assistance.
If you know or suspect that someone is a threat to themselves of others, please say something. Go to Safe2Say for assistance or call 911.
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LIVE STREAMING of Events:
HS NORTH GYM Events
Video will be displayed and begin 10-15 minutes prior to scheduled start time.
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Coaching Vacancies for FALL 2022
Dynamic, passionate individuals are encouraged to apply.
- Girls Varsity Head Coach
Please see the district website to apply.
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Communication Pathway and Guidance for Families
Please refer to this communications document for helpful guidance and tips to be a family member of a student athlete. Thank you.
Athletics & Family Informational Meeting
View Slide Show
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PA Act 66 - Grade Level Retention & the PIAA
In light of PA Act 66, the PIAA has not changed their athletic eligibility rules and have indicated that they would not likely be changing their rules.Key Points:- A student-athlete gets only six “seasons” to participate beyond the sixth grade.
- The six seasons part of the rule deals with seventh- and eighth-grade (junior high) sports.
- If an athlete played a sport in seventh and eighth grade, then the athlete only has four seasons left to play in high school.
- students have 6 years of athletic eligibility once their clock starts
- students that turn 19 before July 1 are not eligibile for that year
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Why we believe in Athletics:
What is your WHY?
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Before, During, After Checklist:
Player / Parent Acknowledgement Form (view only: print, sign, scan, submit)
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The SCASD is committed to support opportunities for our children and families.
Do you know a student that could benefit?
The Richard Queeney Memorial fund and the Sue Sheridan Fund are two resources that are available to help students who lack necessary resources for participation. Both funds have specific parameters and are dedicated to offering support to students with financial need.
Eligibility:
- Any student k-12
- Who attend a school in the State College Area School District
- Who may need financial assistance to attend a field trip, educational experience, or cover the costs of participating in other opportunities
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Leave your Legacy... Name a Locker at newly renovated Memorial Field.
Here is how.... (LINK)
