Interim notes are not acceptable.īelow are links to forms, policies, school athletic webpages, resources and more. A student’s eligibility will terminate once a physical has reached the 13 month limit. A physical exam covers the student for 13 months from the exam date. Student eligibility/school requirements for physicals:Īll students must have written proof of a valid physical examination signed by a physician prior to participation in High School Athletics. Spring: Baseball, lacrosse, softball, tennis, track and boys' volleyball, unified track and field.Winter: Basketball, cheerleading, gymnastics, ice hockey, indoor track and wrestling.Fall: Cheerleading, cross country, field hockey, football, golf, soccer and girls' volleyball, unified basketball.Teams and seasons include (depending on grade level): Athletics provide opportunities for physical fitness, collaborative goal-setting and achievement, character and leadership development, and more. Marlborough Public Schools strives to promote athletic activities that are integral to education, providing opportunities that support and extend academic learning. Killian Elementary S.T.E.A.M.For MHS and Whitcomb athletic schedules click here. For information on events scheduled for a particular school, please contact the respective school or local law enforcement agency.ĭarlington County Institute of Technologyįairfield Magnet School for Math and Scienceįorest Lake Elementary NASA Explorer School
The following South Carolina schools and law enforcement agencies are participating in this year’s pledge.
The pledge effort is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN), a national program that has been historically successful in bringing together law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve to reduce violent crime and make our neighborhoods safer for everyone. For additional information concerning the pledge, visit the national Student Pledge website at As it has done since 2002, the USAO reached out to all South Carolina law enforcement agencies and schools to make the pledges available to interested schools. Students from around the country will join together in pledging to do their part. The program provides a means for beginning the conversation with young people about gun violence and encourages important conversations about gun safety and respectful ways to resolve disputes. The Student Pledge Against Gun Violence is a national program that recognizes the role young people, through their own decisions, can play in reducing gun violence. Elementary school children are making a similar commitment-pledging that if they see a gun they will not touch it, they will tell a teacher or a trusted adult, and they will assume that any gun they see might be loaded. Keene, NH - June 1, 2022: Superintendent Robert Malay is pleased to announce that Valerie. Congratulations to all students who earned honors Marlborough School District Announces Principal. With a focus on keeping our schools and communities safe, students in middle school and high school are signing a voluntary pledge promising that they will never take a gun to school, will never resolve a dispute with a gun, and will use their influence to prevent friends from using guns to resolve disputes. Keene, NH, - The following students from Keene Middle School were named to the honor roll for the fourth quarter of the 2021/2022 school year. Boroughs, stated that today, October 19, 2022, the United States Attorney’s Office (USAO), along with their local, state, and federal law enforcement partners, will support schools across the state as they participate in South Carolina’s 21st Annual Student Pledge Against Gun Violence. COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA -United States Attorney Adair F.
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