Field Rule Update: You Slide, You Leave

We love seeing students on the football field, but safety has to come first. We are still seeing slide tackles, which are simply too dangerous for our school environment. To keep the game fun and safe for everyone, we are implementing a new, non-negotiable rule: You slide, you leave.

How it works:

• The Action: If a teacher or supervisor sees what they believe is a slide tackle, your play is over for the day and you can't play the next day either.

• The Exit: Recess Red Card! There will be no arguments and no discussion. If you are asked to leave, you must step off the field immediately (arguing could make the consequence bigger).

This isn't about getting you in trouble; it's about keeping the game moving and everyone’s ankles safe.

Let’s keep the game fun and the players on their feet!

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ALL Middle School students can use the cafe.

Things to remember:

• The cafe is ONLY AVAILABLE TO MS DURING LUNCH

• MS students should NOT be there during breaks

• This is a quiet area - people 5m away should NOT understand your conversation

Building a positive school culture is a team effort that relies on all of us looking out for one another. Sometimes, the fear of being labeled a "snitch" can keep us silent, but it’s important to realize that this label is often just a tool used to help people avoid taking responsibility for their poor choices. It shifts the focus away from the behavior itself and onto the person who is simply trying to help.

Choosing to hold each other accountable isn’t about "getting someone in trouble"; it’s about protecting the community we all share and ensuring our school remains a place where everyone feels respected and safe.

If a situation involves safety, bullying, property damage, or makes our environment feel unfair, speaking up or informing an adult isn’t "snitching" - it’s leadership.