From the bus ride to the booster club to the phone in your pocket, Lions represent the King everywhere they go.
Lions travel together, dressed sharp and on time — the trip is part of the team experience.Booster Club fund raising and family support make new uniforms and equipment possible.
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Transportation / Travel
Athletes travel to and from away contests on school transportation.
An athlete may ride home only with their own parent after the parent signs out with the coach.
Overnight trips require a signed permission form and one chaperone per eight athletes.
Rationale
Gilbert, Columbia and Wilmington all publish travel policies; Wilmington also includes a van policy. I chose the parent sign-out rule because it balances family convenience with clear supervision.
All team fundraisers must be approved by the Athletic Director and run through the Lions Booster Club.
Funds benefit the whole team; no individual accounts. Door-to-door sales by athletes require adult supervision.
Rationale
Gilbert Christian includes a fundraising section and Temple Christian describes its booster club. I routed all fundraising through the boosters for accountability and transparency, which honors good stewardship.
Athletes may not post content that is vulgar, demeaning to opponents, or contrary to the school's Christian standards.
Violations are handled under Behavior Expectations. Team announcements come only from official Kings Cross Academy accounts.
Rationale
Wilmington and Temple Christian both include social media policies. I added this area because student-athletes' online behavior is now as visible as their on-field behavior, and our philosophy applies in both places.
