501 Maywood

Pekin, Illinois 61554

Telephone: (309) 477-4731 Fax: (309) 347-7436

Dr. Jeffry B. Nelson - Principal

Mr. Gregory J. Fairchild – Assistant Principal

Mrs. Carol Monks - Secretary

Mrs. Joyce Turner - Clerk

Bruins

Green and White

Of those to whom much is given, much is required

I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands: one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

Hail! Broadmoor, we’re proud of you.

To our school we’ ll ever be true.

Give a rousing cheer on high,

Shake down the thunder from the sky.

What though the odds be great or small,

Broadmoor School will win over all,

While our mighty Bruins march onward to victory!

Pekin Public Schools is a visionary, innovative elementary district committed to preparing responsible, productive, life-long learners by fostering active partnerships among our learning community.

Students should:

 

• Enter through the entrance by the main gymnasium.

 

• Remain in the commons or the foyer until dismissed by the teacher on duty.

 

• Report to the admissions table immediately upon arrival at school for absence excuses or early dismissals.

Broadmoor Junior High is pleased to provide your child with a photo identification card that will identify your child as a student at Broadmoor. This ID card will be worn by every student and staff member during the school day and will support our academic program by providing a debit card for purchasing lunches as well as a library card to check out books in the learning resource center. Students who lose their ID card will be issued a temporary card for the day they report their loss to the office. A nominal replacement charge will be assessed if the photo ID has to be reissued.

You are not to arrive at the school before 7:45 am. If you enter the building before 7:45 am you must report to the office with a note stating the reason for your early admission to school. If you have a conference with a teacher, that teacher must issue you a pass so that you may be admitted to their classroom before school. You are to enter the building from the rear blacktop area and not the front doors. Boys will report to the commons, sit down and talk quietly. Girls will report to the foyer area. Upon dismissal from your designated area you will have 4 minutes to go to your locker, obtain admit slips and use the restroom.

Eligibility for bus transportation will be determined by the school district. Students may only ride the bus to which they have been assigned. Students are under the jurisdiction of the school while at the bus stop and riding the bus. The bus driver is in complete charge at all times; she/he is responsible for the safety of the students and is required to report any infraction of the rules to the school authorities. Bus riding is a privilege, which may be revoked.

Students are required by Illinois State Law to be regular in attendance. Regular pupil attendance in school is essential to each student’s continuous intellectual growth. School officials will make contact with any parent whose student develops a pattern of unexcused absences. If the absences persist, the matter will be turned over to legal authorities for prosecution that may include a $25.00 per day fine for each unexcused absence.

Only the following reasons are acceptable for pupil absence:

 

• Pupil illness

 

• Death in the family

 

• Quarantine

 

• Religious Holidays

 

• Medical Appointments

 

• Court Appearances

 

• Other reasons with prearranged approval by the building principal.

Please call Broadmoor, 477-4731, at anytime if your student is to be absent. It is important that we keep in good communication. School personnel will contact parents if a call is not received by 9:00 a.m.

Students may not leave school during the day except upon written request of a parent or guardian. All students requiring an early dismissal must obtain an approved permit from the attendance clerk before school starts. Show the early dismissal slip to the teacher of the class you will be leaving. All students must present their early dismissal permit upon check out at the office before leaving the building. Any student returning from an early dismissal must stop at the office to sign in.

Students who arrive late to school are considered tardy. Any student reporting late to school must report directly to the office. The only acceptable excuses for tardiness are medical/dental appointments or an emergency situation. Students arriving late on a bus are not considered tardy. The responsibility for being on time rests with each student. When a student has been tardy for unexcused reasons, that student will be given a central detention. The student will be given a central detention for each additional unexcused tardy. If tardiness continues, parents will be called in for a conference to solve the problem.

All students are expected to be on time to class. Office personnel will not issue a tardy pass between classes unless the principals or secretary detains the student. Students who are detained at the end of class by a teacher should obtain a pass from that instructor to present to the next class teacher.

Classroom teachers may assign and detain students up to 45 minutes after school in their classrooms for unacceptable behavior. It is our policy to normally grant 24-hour notice unless previous arrangements have been mad

e with the student and his/her parents. Transportation from school is the responsibility of the student and his/her parents. Central Detentions can be assigned for 45 minutes by the Principal, Assistant Principal, and/or other staff members for the following: inappropriate language, inappropriate behavior, insubordination, tardy to school, skipping room detentions, or vandalism. The Principal can add other offenses. Any student who skips a central detention will serve an in school suspension the next day they are in attendance and will also be required to make up that central detention that same day.

NOTE: If a student gets kicked out of Central Detention, he/she WILL NOT be readmitted to school until the student and parent meet with the building administrator. The student will serve an ISS after that conference. Any student who has an ISS or OSS will be excluded from attending any after school activities for an entire month.

Any student who accumulates four central detentions during a grading period will lose the privilege to attend any after school activities for an entire month. In addition, that student may also receive an in-school suspension. This applies to all students.

Broadmoor students are expected to be good neighbors when walking to and from school. Students are to use the sidewalks and should avoid private property. Students are not to cut through the woods behind the school or trespass on the nursing home property.

Parents or guardians must request make-up work by calling the Broadmoor office. The request is to be made before 9:00 a.m. and homework may be picked up between 3:00 and 3:30 p.m. Make-up work may be requested after an absence of 3 days. When absent for a period of less than three days, students are encouraged to get assignments from a friend and to check with the teachers upon returning to school. Students will have as many days to make up the work, as they have been absent. Teachers expect all assigned and requested make-up work to be completed and turned in for credit. Teachers are not required to accept make-up assignments for unexcused absences.

The District Hot Lunch Program provides nutritious lunches every school day. Choices include pizza, hamburgers, salad bar, and a hot entree item daily. Ala Carte items such as milk, french-fries, cookies, etc. are also available. Students will be required to use their photo ID when purchasing their lunches.

Broadmoor students are expected to be well behaved in the lunchroom as well as in the classroom. Upon entering the Commons, students are expected to be seated at their assigned tables. Students are to raise their hands and receive permission from cafeteria supervisors before leaving their seats. Students may talk quietly in the cafeteria. Students are to be respectful to the cafeteria supervisors and to each other. Students are to display good manners at all times. When finished, students are to properly dispose of all trash and uneaten food and clean up the area around their table. Food is allowed only in the cafeteria. Sack lunches are to be marked with the student’s name and kept in their locker until lunch dismissal. Books should not be brought to the lunchroom during the lunch hour.

Lunches will be provided free or at a reduced-lunch charge to those students qualified under the guidelines established by the Federal Governments Free and Reduced program. Any parent or guardian who feels that their student is eligible should contact the Broadmoor office.

At Broadmoor, students must eat at school unless they make arrangements at the office to go home for lunch. To eat lunch at home:

 

• A written request signed by a parent or guardian must be submitted to the office the day the student is leaving school grounds.

 

• Students must be picked up at the office by a parent in order to leave the school building.

 

• Students who leave school for lunch must return to school on time for class.

 

• Final permission to leave school during lunch rests with the school administrators.

Students who find objects of value such as eyeglasses, jewelry, watches, calculators, wallets, and purses are requested to turn these items in to the office. To ensure the return of lost articles, it is requested that all items brought into the school by students be plainly marked with their name. Broadmoor Junior High School is not liable for and does not carry insurance for stolen property.

In response to student requests, Broadmoor provides soda machines for students to use. Soda rules are:

 

• Buy soda only before or after school. Students are not to purchase sodas at any other time unless given permission. Students cannot purchase sodas during lunch.

 

• Dispose of cans properly. The machine will be turned off if there is littering.

Broadmoor students are expected to conduct themselves in such a manner as to bring credit to themselves, their school, their parents, and their community. Guidelines for student discipline are explained in the District #108 Discipline Handbook. Broadmoor students are to avoid:

 

• Possession or use of tobacco, alcohol, drugs, weapons, fireworks, lighters, matches, or other dangerous items;

 

• Involvement in fights, threatening and/or intimidating others;

 

• Language and/or gestures which are considered vulgar, obscene, or disrespectful;

 

• Leaving class or school during the school day without permission;

 

• Flagrant disrespect of others or the property of others;

 

• Stealing ;

 

• Inappropriate display of affection;

 

• Possession or use of any item that can be considered a weapon.

Violations of any of the above will result in disciplinary action which may include the contact of parents. Disciplinary actions will be taken by the school whether the misconduct occurs in the school building, on school property, or at school-sponsored activities. Disciplinary treatment will be at the discretion of the administration based on:

 

• The severity of the offense;

 

• The student’s attitude during the circumstances;

 

• The tendency to be a repeat offender of school rules.

Clothing worn by Broadmoor students should be neat, clean, and in good repair. Students will not be permitted to wear clothing that is disruptive to the educational program of the school or that violates standards of health, safety, or decency (this includes body piercings that are disruptive). The final decision concerning this will rest with school administrators. The following items will be considered inappropriate but not limited to:

 

• Articles of clothing that cause maintenance problems - cleats on boots, shoes that scratch floors, clothing with metal rivets that scratch furniture, hiking boots, or other footwear with black soles that mar the floors, safety pins displayed on clothing, and chains or phone cords attached to clothing;

 

• Tube, fishnet, or spaghetti strap tops;

 

• Unnatural hair coloring, extreme hair styles;

 

• Clothing or accessories that;

 

• Display vulgar or suggestive pictures;

 

• Advertise alcohol, tobacco, and/or drugs;

 

• Have suggestive lettering or profanity;

 

• Are disrespectful to the American Flag;

 

• Shows a person’s mid section at any time;

 

• Are too short, tight-fitting, or of such a nature as to

 

• Ripped, torn, or cut clothing.

 

• Hats may not be worn in the building.

 

• Coats and jackets are not to be worn during the school day. Warm-ups, sweat suits, and shorts are permitted as seasonal dress.

If you are unsure of the appropriate length of shorts or skirts, here is how it is determined: place both arms extended straight down along the sides of your body, if you are able to touch skin with your fingertips then your clothing is too short. Parents will be contacted if the school administrator feels that a student’s clothing violates the above rules or if his/her appearance causes a disturbance, a distraction, or a safety hazard.

You should observe the following procedures when transferring from Broadmoor:

 

• Notify the office;

 

• Pick up a checkout sheet from the office on the last day of attendance. It will detail the checkout procedure;

 

• Return the checkout sheet to the office just before dismissal time;

When enrolling at your new school, parents are to sign a records release form, which will be sent to Broadmoor. Records will then be sent to your new attendance center.

Broadmoor dances operate under the following rules: Only Broadmoor students will be allowed to attend the dance. The student must have been in school the day of the dance in order to attend. Students that have four or more central detentions, or excessive tardies, or are often violators of school rules will not be allowed to attend the dance. Please note the following:

 

• Entrance to dances will be through the foyer doors.

 

• Students are expected to remain until the dance is over unless their parent comes inside the building to get them.

 

• Rides are to pick you up immediately at the conclusion of the dance.

 

• All school rules are in effect. Misbehavior will not be tolerated. Parents will be called and students will not be allowed to attend future dances.

 

• Dress shall be appropriate for the occasion.

The Board of Education of Pekin Public Schools, District #108 has established several requirements for participants in extended curricular activities. All activities require written parental permission, adherence to the sponsor’s rules, and to the district’s extended activity code. Some also require a physical examination, insurance, and academic performance. No student may attend any extracurricular activity on the day of an absence! Students must be in attendance for at least half of the school day in order to participate or attend an extra curricular activity.

Students and parents may purchase season tickets for Broadmoor basketball and volleyball games. Students and parents who attend Broadmoor athletic events are expected to behave appropriately.

 

• Display good sportsmanship - no booing or yelling at the officials, coaches, or participants;

 

• Support your team by showing school spirit in appropriate ways. DO NOT STOMP ON THE BLEACHERS;

 

• Stand for the national anthem and school song;

 

• Remain seated for the pompon squad performance;

 

• Stay in the gym during the game. Concessions are sold only during half time and in between games;

 

• Arrange transportation in advance: 4:00 games are over by 6:30, and 6:00 games by 8:30.

 

• Consume food and drink in the Commons. Do not bring drinks into the gym.

Ticket prices for athletic events are as follows:

Season passes and tournament game prices will be determined at a later date.

To communicate with parents about student progress, special happenings, school activities, or other pertinent information regarding school business, monthly newsletters are mailed home to parents. In addition, notes are frequently sent home with students. Parents are encouraged to contact the school office with questions and concerns.

Broadmoor offers a variety of activities and clubs for its students. These activities are a great way for students to try new ideas, make new friends, and have fun. Students should refer to the Activities Section of the student handbook.

CONFERENCES

Parents should feel free to confer with a teacher or counselor any time concerning their student’s progress. Teaching teams are available to meet with parents during their daily plan period. Appointments may be made by calling the school office at 477-4731.

It is important that the school have an emergency telephone number for each student. Parent/guardian work telephone numbers must be provided to the school office. In addition, the school should be given the number of someone who can be called if the parents cannot be reached. Parents are urged to notify the emergency contact person that the number has been given to the school as an emergency number. Parents must notify the school office of any change in emergency numbers.

Should a student change their name, address, or telephone number during the school year, he/she should contact the office to make the necessary corrections.

Any individual visiting Broadmoor for any reason must first report to the school office. Visitors must sign in upon arrival and wear a visitor’s badge. Visitors are expected to sign out when leaving.

The State of Illinois has very strict guidelines regarding medications taken at school. We discourage bringing medication to school. Antibiotics and other such medications can be taken directly before coming to school and again immediately when you get home. If medication must be taken at school, the rules and regulations recommended by the Illinois Department of Public Health must be followed.

Medication of any type must be kept at the office. Prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, including aspirin, and asthma inhalers are permitted at school only under the following circumstances:

 

• A written form shall be completed and signed by both the parent and physician. The form shall contain the name of the child, medication, dosage, and time to be given. The parents shall submit this form with the medication to the school’s office. These orders shall be reviewed periodically as deemed necessary by the school nurse;

 

• The medication shall be brought to the school in a container BY A PARENT OR RESPONSIBLE ADULT, and appropriately labeled by the pharmacy or physician. A location shall be provided for the storage of such medicine;

 

• The principal retains the right to reject a request for administering medication.

Students who have been absent because of a contagious disease must have a doctor’s written permission to return to school. Please refer to the District Calendar for a listing of contagious diseases.

 

• Insist that their child is prompt and regular in attendance;

 

• Take an active interest in their child’s achievement, progress in school and report card;

 

• Supervise their child in completing homework assignments.

Each student will receive a report card after the end of each grading period. Parents are required to sign the report card envelope and the student is required to return the signed envelope, except for the last grading period. There is a fee of $1.00 charged for lost or damaged report card envelopes. Students and their parents are encouraged to consult frequently with teachers, the school counselor or the school administration regarding academic progress and adjustment to Broadmoor. Consult the Parent Handbook Calendar for specific dates.

Each student will receive a mid-term progress report halfway through each grading period. When a student is at risk of failing a grading period in any subject, the teacher will contact parents or guardians. Parents are welcome to request updates at any time.

Students will be named to the honor roll based upon a grade point average (G.P.A.) computed on a 4-point scale from grades in language arts, social studies, science, mathematics, physical education and exploratory classes. A G.P.A. of 3.75 to 4.00 is awarded High Honors. A G.P.A. of 3.50 to 3.74 is awarded Honors. Each grade is valued as follows when figuring G.P.A.; A = 4, B = 3, C = 2, D = 1, and F = 0.

Field trips are a privilege. If the outing is held on a school day and students choose not to participate, then they must attend school. It is a regular day of attendance.

Decisions on promotion will be made on an individual basis based upon attendance, mastery of the curriculum, criterion test results, Illinois Standards Achievement Test results, and other normed test results where applicable. All 8^th grade students must successfully pass a comprehensive exam of the United States and Illinois State Constitutions.

A basic set of texts and materials will be issued to each student at the beginning of the year. The materials fee is established by the Board of Education and shall be collected during registration prior to the opening of school. Teachers will inspect, number, and assign all texts and materials. (If a book is misused, defaced, or lost, the student will be responsible for the repair or replacement cost). The student provides all other supplies. Supply lists for classes, including physical education, are distributed at registration.

Broadmoor students participate in a physical education program. No student will be excused from participation in the physical education program except by a physician’s written statement. This permit must state the reason for the student not participating and the date when he/she may return to active participation. The principal can excuse a student from physical education at a parental request for two days only. A doctor’s statement is required for an excuse of more than 2 days. Students are required to dress for physical education. Any articles or equipment brought into the school are the sole responsibility of the student. Glass containers are not permitted in the locker room.

Each student is assigned a locker with a built-in combination lock. Students should keep their combination confidential and not share this information with other students. Students may go to their lockers before and after school, at lunchtime, and at other times specified by their teachers. Students are expected to keep their lockers neat and orderly. Students will be held responsible for any negligence or damage to their locker. Students are also assigned a P.E. locker to store gym clothes. Students must provide an American Key combination lock for this locker. American Key locks may be purchased from their physical education teacher. Students are urged to lock their belongings in a street locker during gym class. All student lockers are the property of Pekin School District #108.

Bicycles are to be walked, not ridden, on school property. Bike racks are located outside of the gymnasium doors. All bikes should be locked to the rack. The school is not responsible for any damage or theft to student bikes. NOTE: Due to insurance considerations, we cannot allow skateboards, scooters, or roller blades at our school.

It is not our policy to disrupt classroom instruction to deliver messages or articles. It will be the student’s responsibility to pick-up items from the office. Parents are urged to remind students of appointments before they come to school and forgotten lunches should be delivered to the office. Delivery of flowers and/or balloons is strongly discouraged. Of course, if there is an emergency, messages will be delivered immediately.

The School Visitation Rights Act (Public Act 87-1240) permits employed parent(s)/guardian(s), who are unable to meet with educators because of a work conflict, the right to an allotment of time during the school year to attend necessary educational or behavioral conferences at their child’s school. Please contact the school office at 477-4731 if you need additional information.

We expect good behavior from our students and guests during the ceremony. Appropriate dress for the evening is clean and neat clothing and footwear. Formals and limousines are not permitted. Because of limited seating, each student will be given 4 tickets for immediate family members to attend. A written request for 2 additional tickets must be made to the Broadmoor office.

As a safety precaution, and in accordance with the state of Illinois school laws, fire drills will be conducted periodically during the year. When the signal sounds, the teachers will instruct students to leave by the designated exit. Be calm, leave as quietly and quickly as possible without pushing and crowding and go far enough away from the building so those behind you will not be crowded.

If time permits, students will be directed to a designated area. Teachers will give instructions as to where the designated area is from each classroom. If time does not permit to evacuate your classroom, take cover under desks, tables, etc., away from windows, if possible. Protect your head with your arms or books as much as you can.

By the year 2000, over 50% of all American Citizens will trace their origins from non-European countries. This school district has a primary responsibility for providing future generations with the skills and behaviors that will lead to productive citizenship. Among those skills and behaviors are tolerance and respect for people from various ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds. Our program provides skills to prevent incidents of racial intolerance and bigotry among students and faculty. Our policies uphold nondiscrimination on the basis of race or sex.

The purpose of these activities include:

 

• to develop and use talents of students of all abilities;

 

• to enable more students to feel connected with the school;

 

• to supplement the curriculum;

 

• to provide opportunities for social interaction in a well supervised atmosphere;

 

• to provide opportunities for competition and for learning good sportsmanship and cooperation;

 

• to help students learn the responsibilities of being a member of an organization;

 

• to improve students’ attitude towards school;

 

• to enable students to try new and different areas of interest.

Description: March with the band in parades, perform concerts, contests and go on tours.

Membership Requirements: Audition and/or previous band experience.

Meeting/Practice Times: Rehearsals will be held before school, sectionals during lunch, and performances throughout the year.

Fees: Participation fee of $60.00 and students must provide the instrument.

Description: 13-15 girls from 7th and 8th grades are chosen for the teams. Players compete against other area teams.

Membership Requirements: Tryouts are the first week of September. A physical exam, and compliance with the Extended Activities Code are needed.

Meeting/Practice Times: After school, Saturdays, and holidays from September 1 through the end of the season.

Fees: Participation fee of $40.00 and appropriate shoes.

Description: 10-15 boys from 7th and 8th grades are chosen for the teams. Players compete against other area teams.

Membership Requirements: Tryouts are the first week of October. A physical exam and compliance with the Extended Activities Code are needed.

Meeting/Practice Times: Mornings before school, after school, Saturdays and holidays from October 1 through the end of the season.

Fees: Participation fee of $40.00 and appropriate shoes.

Description: They lead the crowd in cheering during the basketball games and pep rallies. They will also perform at other special events.

Membership Requirements: Tryouts are during the first week of school, a physical exam, and compliance with the Extended Activities Code is required.

Practice Times: Two to three times a week before and after school.

Fees: $35.00 participation fee, plus purchase of shoes, socks, and briefs

DESCRIPTION: Students who enjoy singing and performing will practice and perform at concerts and on tours.

Membership Requirements: Students must have a signed Extended Activity Code on file. Singers must exhibit responsible behavior and come to practice prepared to participate.

Practice Times: During school twice a week. Practices may be held after school as needed.

Fees: $10.00 participation fee.

Description: Do you like to talk? Use that talent for speech team. Auditions for speech team are held in September with contests taking place in November. Events include solos, duets, and improv.

Membership Requirements: Students must have a signed Extended Activity Code on file. Interest in speaking and performing. Students are required to memorize their selections.

Practice Times: Practices are held after school.

Fees: $15.00

Description: Production of a school newspaper to be issued on a regular basis.

Membership Requirements: Staff writers need good communication skills. Staff artists need to have artistic ability. Junior editors need to have proofreading and editing skills as well as good communication skills. Students must have a signed Extended Activities Code must be on file.

Meeting Times: After school meetings will be held.

Fees: None

Description: Opportunity to work with a team to develop creative solutions to problems. Chance to develop creative problem solving skills, independent and divergent thinking and self-confidence.

Membership Requirements: Students must have a signed Extended Activities Code on file, application, including teacher recommendations.

Meeting Times: Will involve some after school and some evening meetings.

Fees: $15.00 participation fee

Description: The pompon squad will perform at all home games, tournaments, and other special events. The pompon squad choreographs all of their own dances.

Membership Requirements: Tryouts are in the fall, a physical exam, and compliance with Extended Activities Code is required.

Practice Times: Three times a week before and after school.

Fees: $30.00 participation fee plus purchase of shoes, socks, shirts, and briefs.

Description: 10-12 team members will compete in interschool meets answering questions in math, science, literature, grammar, arts, current events, sports, social studies, and miscellaneous information. Students may also put on exhibition matches.

Membership Requirements: Tryouts and compliance with the Extended Activities Code.

Practice Times: Practices and meets will be held after school.

Fees: $15.00 participation fee.

Description: Students participate in the classroom spelling bee. Winners move on to the next level of competition; building, district, and county spelling bees.

Membership Requirement: Students participate in their language arts class.

Meeting Times: Class time and possible after school for contests.

Fees: None

Description: Students are given the opportunity to run for leadership positions in their class. Student Council sponsors school/community activities and service projects. Membership Requirements: Students must have signed an Extended Activities Code.

Meeting Times: To be determined by the sponsor.

Fees: None

Description: Boy and girl teams are offered at each grade level. Events include long and short distance running and field events.

Membership Requirements: A physical exam and compliance with the Extended Activity Code.

Practice Times: After school, with some morning practices.

Fees: Participation fee of $15.00 plus shoes.

Description: If you like to work with young children, then tutoring is for you. Students will tutor children at Dirksen once a week. A great activity for future teachers.

Membership Requirements: Teacher recommendation and acceptable behavior and academic performance.

Meeting Times: May involve missing one class a week for half an hour.

Fees: None

Description: 20-30 students will be chosen for the 7th and 8th grade volleyball teams. The season includes matches and tournaments.

Membership Requirements: Tryouts will be held, a physical exam, and compliance with the Extended Activity Code.

Practice Times: After school, with some morning and Saturday practices.

Fees: Participation fee of $40.00 plus cost of shoes and physical.

Description: 10 students are selected by application and teacher recommendation. Students are selected in October and participate until May.

Membership Requirements: Open to any student of the school interested.

Meeting Times: Three hours each month with times determined by the sponsor.

Fees: None

Description: 10 students are selected by application and teacher recommendation. Students alphabetize photos, identify people in-group photos, write announcements, create artwork for yearbook pages and take orders for yearbooks.

Membership Requirements: Open to seventh and eighth graders by application and teacher recommendation. Compliance with the Extended Activity Code is required.

Meeting Times: After school one or two nights a week determined by the sponsor.

Fees: None

Description: Students compose their own book. Students do all the writing, illustrating, and cover work. Books are submitted to the District Young Authors Exhibit.

Membership Requirements: Open to all Broadmoor students interested in writing.

Meeting Times: Some work may be done during class time, some work will be done outside of class at home or after school with the teacher.

Fees: None

Description: 18 boys from 7^th and 8^th grades are chosen for the teams. Players compete against other area teams.

Membership Requirements: Tryouts are near the end of July, with games starting the 2^nd week of August. A physical exam and compliance with the Extended Activities Code are needed.

Meeting/Practice Times: Before the start of school, practices are arranged by the coach. Once school has started practices will be after school.

Fees: Participation fee of $40.00 and appropriate shoes.

BUS # _____________________

BUS STOP _________________

BUS PICK-UP TIME ________

DATES TO REMEMBER

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