athletic administrators listening to students and parents?
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The answer is yes. I mean no. Wait I don't know.
237508
As long as no tournament business is conducted on school grounds, no. The school's authority stops when you leave their doors. As long as you maintain it at home, the school has no recourse of your actions, that's your parent's jobs.
1040901
Academics are your first priority in school. Like it or not. Even at the college level, I had to keep a 3.0 minimum grade point average. If you can't dedicate yourself to your studies, then what is there to make the coaches think that you're going to dedicate yourself to your sport? Remember too that people who are on school teams are representing that school in all aspects, not just for the sport.
790094
Call the school and see whom they recommend
95252
you can try e messenger, most probably it will work if your school admin is not that smart.\n\nhttp://www.e-messenger.net/
440459
i think that is only being responsible as a parent.  i don't see where there is any problem. if the school has a problem with this i would ask them why and what guidelines if any they have for this situation.first and foremost the wishes of the child and parent should come first.
991409
most sports agents have law degrees. some colleges offer sports management degrees though
801692
It depends on your school. My high school did that, but not all do. You need to talk to your school's administration.
185758
Talk to the principal of the school.  I'm sure they can arrange something.\n\nSue them if they don't see things your way.
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Tell him exactly what you just said.  Ask the Sophomore coach if maybe you can join in on one of the practices so he can see what you've got.  If everyone really thinks your that good...and they aren't just being nice, you deserve a chance with a non biased person.
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check with NHSCA (national high school coaches association)
979902
Because counselors wear so many hats these days, I seriously doubt that any public school can do without them.  That position has drastically changed over the course of the past few years.  Now, the counselor does very little of that.  Most of the time, he/she is responsible for BBSST stuff and scheduling.  They're also responsible for finding scholarships and helping kids make the academic transitions from grade to grade.  I honestly can't imagine a school operating without a counselor.
988168
Realize that school is more important than baseball. Explain this to the coach. If you're any good, he'll make some exceptions for you.
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Talk with the Football coach.  High Schools are always taking volunteers.  You can also check for any job postings at the districts administrative offices.  They will also have applications there as well.
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Try the Sports Authority?
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You need to talk to the principal along with your mother(preferably)\nor with a parent that of opposite sex of that of principal(psychology works!!!)Tell principal whats happening with that administrator....\n\nyou need to do this every thing in private without any one noticing..and ask that principal to keep it confidential.....\n\nif this continues..you need to talk to the administrator directly in private....\n\ndo not embarrass her in public..as this ma worsen your status...\n\ngood luck..do not let any one take over you...
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For some students, the extracurricular activities might be all that stop them from dropping out.  Many communities cannot afford to pay "athletics fees" either.  Fine arts and athletics programs keep students from becoming too narrow in their focus, thoughts and abilities.