Please take a look at the Parent's Code of Conduct below. Good sportsmanship by our athletes, coaches, and fans will be a big area of emphasis this year!
Winter Sports at HMMS
Hi folks, I hope this message finds you all safe and healthy.
Basketball, Bowling, Indoor Track, and Snow Sports are underway. Once again we are able to field 5 basketball teams and the Snow Sports program has a record number of kids signed up...now we just need some snow!
You are reminded that middle school athletes must have health insurance and must also have a current Well Exam on file with the school...the Snow Sports program is exempted from this requirement as it is a club sport, not an interscholastic program. The Well Exam needs to be recorded on the approved HSD Well Exam form which can be printed out from the school website. Baseline concussion testing is not required for middle school athletes.
Also, PLEASE use the same Hartford HS/MS account you have used previously to sign your student up for sports (not the one that is managed by the Hartford Rec Dept!)...you should not create a new account each year, even if your student has moved from the middle school to the high school...we use the same system to service both levels.
Please contact Joe James if you have any questions about any of the sports we offer or if you have any difficulty registering.
Just a reminder that each athlete must have a Well Exam within the last year. You can print out the form by selecting the Well Exam link on this page. You should either scan and upload the form on your registration page, or you can send us a hard copy and we will update it. When you go for your appointment, please take a copy of the HSD form...it can be printed out from the Athletics webpage.
1. Will refrain from coaching their child or other players during games and practices.
2. Will respect the officials and their authority during games and will never question, discuss or confront coaches at the game field, and will take time to speak to coaches at an agreed upon time and place.
3. Will remember that student athletes participate to have fun and that the game is for youth, not adults.