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Club Attendance
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At
least one parent is required to attend all CCofPA club meetings
with their student(s), unless other arrangements have been
pre-approved by the Club Administrator. Parental involvement
is crucial for the success of your own student(s), as well
as the club itself. Parents will learn the skills necessary
to critique public speaking and/or debate rounds and will
share in the responsibility of overseeing breakout groups.
Every family will be responsible to help clean the facility
after club meetings on a rotational basis.
If
an emergency arises which makes attendance impossible, it
is the parents’ responsibility to find a replacement
to assume their club duties for that meeting and to inform
CCofPA coordinators as soon as possible. |
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Transportation |
| Parents
must provide transportation both to and from all club meetings,
club functions, and tournaments. Directions to individual tournaments
are usually provided along with their registration forms. |
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Parent
Meetings |
 It
is mandatory for at least one parent to attend Parent Meetings.
These meetings will be held either during club time or at a
previously agreed upon time for the purpose of discussing club-related
issues. This is the time to discuss administrative and organizational
ideas, ask questions, seek help, make suggestions, instruct
parents, and so forth. During this time, club parents will also
learn NCFCA rules and judging skills required to effectively
judge debate and IE tournament rounds. |
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Tournaments |
| Parents
will learn NCFCA rules and the judging skills required to effectively
judge debate and/or IE tournament rounds. Instruction will be
provided at weekly club meetings or at Parent Meetings. Parents
will also learn debate and/or IE timing methods used in tournament
competition. If a local tournament is hosted by CCofPA, at least
one parent is required to participate in the organization and
management of it by fulfilling the various responsibilities
required, regardless of the competitive status of their student(s). |
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| Parental
Responsibility Agreement |
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