Athletics
The following is a list of PSAL sports that are offered at Chelsea CTE High School Campus. All levels of skill are enhanced and coaches place a large emphasis on the meaning of student-athlete.
In order to participate in ANY sport, you must have the following paperwork (Click to download each one):
Parental Consent Form PSAL Medical Form Concussion Form
**NO ONE MAY TRY OUT WITHOUT TURNING IN A COMPLETED PSAL MEDICAL FORM AND PSAL PARENTAL CONSENT FORM**
- You have an opportunity to try out and participate in sports teams not offered at Chelsea.
- See https://www.psal.org/articles/article-detail.aspx#29820
- You can only participate in one sport for each season.
Athletic Director: Shaharizan Perez
[email protected]
Co- Athletic Director: Jan Scott
Sports Offered
Student Athlete Expectations for our Chelsea’ - iSchool LIONS are as follows:
- Expected to attend and pass all subject classes on a student schedule.
- Students must have at-least a 90% attendance overall.
- Pass all class subjects each marking period and have appropriate graduation status (credits and exams) for your grade level on your transcript. Grade-level benchmarks/expectations can be found within our Student & Family Handbook.
- Must follow all Chancellor’s Regulations (including A-831 Respect for All and A-832 Student to Student Sexual Harassment).
- Accept and understand the seriousness of your responsibility and the privilege of representing your school and community. Student athletes must adhere to the NYCDOE Discipline Code of Conduct (Grades 6-12).
- Live up to the standards of sportsmanship established by our school administration, athletic director, and coaching staff.
- Learn the rules of the game thoroughly and discuss them with your coach and teammates. This will assist you in the achievement of a better understanding and appreciation of the game.
- Refrain from taunting, trash talking or making any kind of derogatory remarks to your opponents during the game, especially comments related to ethnicity, race, sexual nature, and/or use of profanity. Once again, follow the Discipline Code of Conduct and all Chancellor’s Regulations.
- Respect the integrity and judgment of game officials. The officials are doing their best to help promote the student-athlete and the regulations /policies of the sport. Treating them with respect, even if you disagree with their judgment, teaches determination and self discipline.
- Wish opponents good luck before the game and line up to shake hands after each match/meet/ game.
- Win with humility; lose with grace; do both with dignity.
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