History
What year did the first interscholastic athletic competition take place?
What is 1888?
At the high school level, what expression is discouraged?
What is Prayer and Praise?
Which position serves as a schools senior administrator for athletics?
What is the athletic director (AD)?
What interscholastic sport has caused the most concussions in athletes?
What is football?
What year was Title IX passed?
What is 1972?
Which state was an Interscholastic Football Association formed in 1888?
What is Massachusetts?
How many states have laws the protect transgender athletes?
What is 13 states?
What does the acronym AT stand for?
What is athletic trainer?
What percent of coaches are not licensed teachers?
What is 50%?
Prior to Title IX, what percent of girls were participating in interscholastic athletics?
What is fewer than 8%?
What state established the first high school athletic association? What year?
What is Georgia? What is 1904?
How do schools provide decision making guidance for school administrators and faculty?
What is providing mission statements?
What are two responsibilities of a coach? (From book)
What is:
Coaches must follow the rules governing interscholastic athletics and their specific sport.
Teach appropriate fundamentals and techniques of the sport.
Schedule practices and games
Teach fair play
Ensure player safety
Maintain school equipment, facilities
Maintain communication with parents and supporting clubs
What percent of public schools will not be able to offer sport programs in 2020?
What is 27%?
How many girls participated in interscholastic athletics during the 2016-2017 academic year?
What is 3.3 million?
Who governs the largest number of high school athletes in the nation?
Who is the University Interscholastic League (UIL)?
What are the four examples of issues that require ethical reasoning?
What is prayer and praise, funding, transgender athletes, and department action and school missions?
Who is in charge of implementing the athletic budget?
Who is the athletic business manager?
Participation rates have dropped in public school sports, what is the cause of this?
What is more participation in non-school clubs?
What type of structure is most often used by private schools?
What is centralized structure?
What year did the state of Colorado join the NFHS?
What is 1924?
What is one way athletic administrators are supporting athletic programs?
What is marketing talented athletes?
Which position is required to pass a competency exam in most states?
What is an official?
What program is the NFHS using to combat poor sporting behavior?
What is the Citizenship and Asset Building through athletics?
For a centralized structure, who makes all the decisions?
What is a central administration unit?