Coaches

For the Coach

The role of the Coach is more than teaching them the game, it is about being a leader to students, inspiring them to do their best all while keeping them safe.  Below is a list of tools and requirements for you to use in your coaching role.

• Coach Orientation Video 

• Printable - Coach's Checklist

• FNSBSD Training Courses

  • Coach Orientation Training 

  • Mandated Reporters of Child Abuse Training

  • Bloodborne Pathogen Training

  • ALICE Training (optional for non school staff)

• ASAA Courses

  • Fundamentals of coaching NFHS Course

  • ASAA Policies and Procedures

  • Current First Aid Certification

  • Concussion Awareness Training

  • NFHS Sudden Cardiac Arrest Course

• SAS Contract OR Volunteer Agreement

• Student Athletic Conditioning Volunteer Agreement

Conditioning/instructional Camp (cont.)

Attached above is the sports conditioning and instructional camp guidelines.

Here is the link to the district student activities page with Daily Sign-In and Parent/Guardian Consent form.

  A. Air Quality

Guidelines for Activities in Adverse Air Quality Conditions (Below index is the new ASAA Air Quality guidelines)

  C. Lightning 

1. 1. When thunder is heard, or a cloud-to-ground lightning bolt is seen, the thunderstorm is close enough to strike your location with lightning, then suspend play and take shelter immediately.

   2. Thirty-minute rule – once play has been suspended, wait at least 30-minutes after the last thunder is heard or a flash of lightning is witnessed prior to resuming play.

   3. Any subsequent thunder or lightning after the beginning of the 30-minute count, reset the clock and another 30-minute count should begin.

If a person is struck with lighting, call 911 immediately. If heart or breathing stops, CPR or an AED may be needed to revive the person. Continue to monitor until medical help arrives. If possible, move the victim to a safe place inside away from the threat of another lightning strike.