Actions Booster Clubs SHOULD:
Volunteer time and raise money.
Contribute funds to better enhance the team or organization's performance.
Print promotional items like team schedules, programs, and yearbooks (subject to approval by the head coach/AD)
Financially support the program by providing additional funding for coaches, advisors, staff, and event workers.
Organize team events, such team meals.
Listen and work closely with the head coach
Discuss as official business any item that meets the definition or function of a booster club as outlined in the purpose of a booster club.
Actions Booster Clubs SHOULD NOT:
Openly discuss or perform a performance review of the head coach or coaching staff.
Review the performance of a coach funded by the booster club; staff evaluations are solely the responsibility of the school district.
Openly discuss playing time issues.
Pay any additional stipends or equipment directly. All payments from a booster group must channel through District 271.
Ransom funding of the program in order to control the hiring or firing of the head coach or staff member.
Offer up a petition by booster club members to hire/fire a coach.
Plan, organize, or attempt to implement an off-season training program without direction or consent from the head coach.
Discuss any official business any item that does not meet the definition and function of a booster club as outlined in the purpose of a booster club.