SEARIDER ATHLETICS
I MUA TEAM WAIʻANAE
RESILIENCE - INTEGRITY - STRENGTH - EXCELLENCE
WHS ATTENDANCE POLICY
PARENT & STUDENT-ATHLETE HANDBOOK (HIDOE)
TITLE IX: PATSY T. MINK EQUAL OPPORTUNITY IN EDUCATION ACT
Title IX is a federal law that requires schools to provide:
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Equal opportunities for female and male students to participate in athletics.
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Equitable treatment and benefits of participants in the overall girls' program as compared to the overall boys' program.
Schools shall create an inclusive and equitable athletic environment for all students, promoting gender equality and fair opportunities for both female and male athletes.
ATHLETICS GENDER EQUITY COMPLAINT REPORTING FORM
If you have any concerns regarding equity in athletics, please access and submit your concerns using our ATHLETICS GENDER EQUITY COMPLAINT REPORTING FORMavailable on our athletic website.
Click the buttons below to VIEW and PRINT the REQUIRED FORMS to participate in sports.
Schedule your Sports Physical right here on campus.
OIA Risk Assessment
SEARIDERS ATHLETIC TRAINING
Athletic Training Room
Hours of Operation
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During the school year: Monday - Friday : 2:30pm-7:00pm
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Saturdays, School Breaks and Holidays: Hours may vary based on athletic activities (practices/games) schedule
Location
The Athletic Training Room is located by the Football field behind the bleachers across the Weight Room.
Athletic Training Room Rules
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You must sign-in for treatment Treatment includes: Ice, Heat pack, First-Aid, Taping and Rehabilitation
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Injury Reporting must be done at the time of injury or 30 minutes before practice
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Taping:Report 30 minutes before practice
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You must have Athletic Trainer's permission to tape
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No Loitering in the Athletic Training Room
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If you don't need anything, you should not be in there
Athletic Health Care Trainer
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Elizabeth Tiolu - e.tiolu@seariders.k12.hi.us
Concussion Management Info
Hawaii Concussion Law (Act 262)
Hawaii Concussion Law (Act 262) is directed toward the 11-18 year old population. The law mandates if a concussion is suspected, that individual must be removed from play immediately and evaluated by a medical professional trained in sport concussion management. That individual cannot return to play until a written medical clearance is obtained.
Return to Play Protocol
EACH STEP IS SEPARATED BY A MINIMUM OF AT LEAST 24 HOURS. IF SYMPTOMS PERSIST DURING A STEP, YOU MAY NOT CONTINUE TO THE NEXT STEP UNTIL SYMPTOM FREE
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Complete cognitive rest. This may include staying home from school or limiting school hours and study for several days which would be determined by a physician and Athletic Trainer, and supported by school administration.
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Return to school full-time.
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Light exercise. Walking or riding a stationary bike.
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Running in the gym or on the field.
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Non-Contact training drills in full equipment. Weight training can begin.
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Full contact practice or training.
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Play in game.
Steps 3-7: will be supervised by the high school Athletic Trainer and is subject to clearance by the treating physician. These steps CANNOT begin until cleared by the treating physician for further activity.
Concussion Fact Sheets
Resources
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