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ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Mike Malaski, Assistant Athletic Director February 22, 2017

Core Beliefs

• We believe in maintaining a safe, competitive

environment.

• We believe in education based athletics.
• We believe in sportsmanship and fair play.
• We believe in developing athletes mentally, physically,

and socially.

• We believe in the inclusion of all student-athletes and

that all participants have value.

• We believe our students-athletes should be disciplined

and show humility and integrity.

• We believe that our coaches are teachers that model
• ur core beliefs.

AdvancED Accreditation Standards for Quality Schools Standard 1: Purpose and Direction

• The school maintains and

communicates a purpose and direction that commit to high expectations for learning as well as shared values and beliefs about teaching and learning.

Indicator 1.1 - The school engages in a systematic,

inclusive, and comprehensive process to review, revise, and communicate a school purpose for student success.

How do we accomplish this:

• 1. Preseason meetings for coaches, parents, and

student-athletes

• Outlines checklists, expectations, staff responsibilities,

communication with parents, communication with athletes, team evaluation, coaches evaluations, clinics and professional development, rules interpretation, sportsmanship, eligibility, drug testing, hazing, purchasing policies, facility use, legal duties of a coach, fundraising, coaches education, concussion policy, NCAA Clearinghouse, fees, website updates, administrative duties.

• 5. Preseason Coaches Meetings
• 2. Coaches Manual
• A comprehensive manual that provides a guide for all

coaches concerning policies, job descriptions, coaches education, negligence, responsibilities, etc….

• 3. NFHS Coaches Education Program
• All coaches must meet certification

standards

• 4. Clinics and Conferences
• All coaches and AD’s attend state and

national conferences to stay up to date with all laws, rules, and best practices

• Focuses on department, IHSAA and coaches association

policy updates, management concerns and direction, strength and conditioning progress, and student safety

Indicator 1.2 - The school leadership and staff commit

to a culture that is based on shared values and beliefs about teaching and learning and supports challenging, equitable educational programs and learning experiences for all students that include achievement of learning, thinking, and life skills.

How do we accomplish this:

• 1. Track Measurable Data
• DAC All-Sports Standings, IHSAA championships,

DAC titles, State Qualifiers, IHSAA Sportsmanship Rating, and Scholar Athlete Awards.

• 2. Rigorous Scheduling of Opponents
• 3. Academic Eligibility / Scholar Athlete Program
• A focus on education based athletics with 57% of all CPHS

student-athletes earning a 3.5 GPA or better.

• 4. Strength and Conditioning
• Athletes receives an individualize training program which tracks

progress in the Squat, Power Clean, Snatch, Bench, Pro Agility, vertical leap, and 40 yard dash.

• 5. Vertical Programing
• Coaches implement expectations, values, core beliefs,

strategies, and practices for all level of sports

• For example:

Indicator 1.3 - The school’s leadership implements

a continuous improvement process that provides clear direction for improving conditions that support student learning.

How do we accomplish this:

• 1. Sharing our data for all to see

Year Boys Girls

2005-06 7th 3rd 2006-07 3rd 4th 2007-08 2nd 4th 2008-09 4th 4th 2009-10 2nd 2nd 2010-11 2nd 3rd 2011-12 2nd 2nd 2012-13 2nd 2nd 2013-14 1st 2nd 2014-15 2015-16 1st 1st 2nd 1st DAC All-Sports

• 130 IHSAA Titles
• 57% of all student earn a 3.5 GPA or better
• ‘Excellent’ Sportsmanship Rating by the IHSAA
• 35 DAC Titles
• ‘Coach of the Year’ in nearly every sport
• District 1 AD of the year (2)
• Hundreds of State Qualifiers
• 100’s of athletes go on to play in college

Other Accolades 2005-16

• 2. Modeling Behaviors
• High expectations set for character,

behavior, sportsmanship, and our values

• 3. Mentoring
• Provide help for those students in need while holding

them accountable to the highest levels.

• 4. Setting Goals to Measure Success and Continuous

Improvement

• Maintain Scholar Athlete Award at a 50% or higher level.
• Promote sportsmanship throughout the athletic programs.
• Maintain ‘Excellent’ Sportsmanship Rating with the IHSAA
• Increase participation in athletic programs.
• Win the Duneland Athletic Conference All-Sports Trophy.
• Win State level competitions (Sectional, Regional, Semi State and

State).

• Continue to fundraise for the necessary equipment we need to

compete at the highest level.

• 5. Promoting Programs and Student-Athletes
• Hall of Fame
• Athlete of the Week
• Twitter
• Schedule Books
• Athletics Website
• Tri-Honor Athlete
• Championship Banners
• DAC All-Sports Trophy Cases and Banners

Conclusions

• We are focused on what is best for our student-athletes.
• We are focused on data analysis and strategic improvement.
• We are focused on building relationships with our kids,

coaches, parents, and community.

• We are focused on forming partnerships with our community.
• We are focused on citizenship, sportsmanship, and increasing

positive behaviors.

• We are focused on achievement and results.