HANDBOOK:

athletic program

In general, all students enrolled at John F. Kennedy High School are eligible to participate in interscholastic sports if they are under 19 years of age on the First of September of the current school year, meet the school's eligibility requirements, and have parental approval. To be eligible, a student must meet the physical requirements as judged by a physician's physical examination, be an active participant and in regular attendance, and have a 70% average which is verified each quarter. Any student who receives a U for citizenship an F for a course grade will not be permitted to participate in sports. Students who have been suspended will not be permitted to participate during the suspension and/or for the remainder of the season. Following is a checklist of requirements that need to be completed before any student athlete may participate. 1) An updated physical on file at school. 2) Parental permission for participation on file. 3) At least 10 official practices before competition. 4) A signed attendance check on competition days and 5) A POSITIVE ATTITUDE. To qualify for a school letter, a student must participate in a competitive activity which requires practice after school and competes against other high schools. After earning a letter, the student will then receive pins for additional participation in competitive activities (ie: Debate, Mock trial, Football, Cross Country, etc.

sports
First Quarter:

• Football
• Girl's Volleyball
• Cross Country
• Cheerleading

  Second Quarter:

• Boy's Volleyball
• Girl's Soccer
• Wrestling
• Cheerleading

  Third Quater:

• Boy's Basketball
• Girl's Softball
• Tennis
• Boy's Soccer
• Cheerleading

  Fourth Quarter

• Girl's Basketball
• Track and Field
• Golf
• Boy's Basketball
• Cheerleading