Article I – Name and Purpose

Section 1

The name of this nonprofit organization shall be Collins Hill Athletic Association, Inc.

Section 2

The Corporation is organized for the purpose of promoting and facilitating Youth Development and Recreational Activities.

Section 3

It is the policy of CHAA to promote the development of strong character, the right  attitude, a sense of responsibility and citizenship in youth sports.  It is the purpose of CHAA to achieve this goal through fair play, good sportsmanship and congenial fellowship, with adult leaders providing the example.

Article II – Membership and Dues

Section 1

A member shall be any person having an active participant in the Collins Hill Athletic Association (CHAA) during the current calendar year. In the absence of having an active participant, membership eligibility shall be an expression of interest in the activities of this association.

Section 2

The Board of Directors shall expel a member, a coach, a board member or sports committee member or a participant in any athletic activity upon the affirmative  vote of two- thirds of the board members in attendance at a properly called meeting for good cause shown.  Good cause for purposes of this provision shall be defined as a crime involving moral turpitude or any conduct in contravention of the purposes of the Association, the failure to adhere to the Board of Directors, or any violation of the Code of Conduct of Collins Hill Athletic Association, Inc.

Section 3

The Board of Directors shall make a diligent effort to collect all money owed to the association. The Board of Directors shall suspend the membership of any person or persons with an outstanding debt. The suspension of membership will result in the loss of all rights and privileges of membership. These include, but are not limited to, the right to vote, the right to hold an elected position, the right to register a child, or children, for any future activities. The Board of Directors has the right to waive this rule in cases of financial hardship.

Section 4

The Board of Directors will add a paragraph to be incorporated onto all registration forms addressing the responsibility of the parents or guardians of the child or children they are registering.

Article III – Meetings

Section 1

The election of officers and directors shall  be held on the first (1st) Sunday or the second (2nd) Sunday in the month of December.

Section 2

In addition, annual meetings for baseball, softball, football, cheerleading, and basketball shall be held as stated in Article IV, Section 16.

Section 3

Special meetings of the general membership may be called for a special purpose by twenty five (25) petitioning active members in good standing or as called by the President.

Section 4

Public notice of the time and place of all regular and special meetings shall be given not less than ten (10) days prior to the date set for any such special meeting, if possible.

Section 5

Any number of members present at any association meeting of the general membership constitutes a quorum. Voting shall be by a majority vote (except elections, By Law changes (Art. VII) and rule changes) and cast in person.

Section 6

Special meetings of the Board of Directors may be called by the President, or by a majority of the Board, upon notice to all members of the Board.

Section 7

Regular meetings of the Board of Directors shall occur at least once a month on an established or scheduled basis.

Section 8

A majority of the membership of the Board of Directors shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business at a meeting.  The act of a majority of the Directors at a meeting in which quorum exists shall be considered an act of the entire Board.  A written report of the business transacted at each Board Meeting shall be made by the Secretary and distributed at the next meeting of the Board of Directors.

Section 9

All meetings of the Association and its committees shall be conducted pursuant to the current Roberts Rules of Order with the President or the President’s delegate responsible for the implementation of parliamentary procedure necessary for the orderly conduct of any meeting.

Section 10

Action by telephone call: Members of the Board of Directors or any committee designated by the Board of Directors may participate in a meeting of the Board or such committee by means of a conference telephone call or similar communication equipment by means of which all persons participating in the meeting can hear each other and participation in a meeting pursuant to this sect ion shall constitute presence in person at such meeting. Any matter which may be acted upon by the Membership or Board of Directors may be submitted to a vote of the Membership by e mail.  At the time the ballots are due; the board will promptly  ascertain and certify the result of the mail  ballot.  For the proposition to pass, or the election to be valid, a sufficient number of ballots equal to the number necessary for a quorum must be returned to the Board. Unless otherwise provided in the articles of incorporation, these by laws, the procedural reference authority or the code, the affirmative vote of a majority of those members casting a ballot on a matter, with a quorum of ballots cast, is necessary to the adoption of an action.

Article IV – Government

Section 1

Fourteen (14) Board members, four (4) of whom shall be officers, will be elected on an annual basis. Officers shall consist of President, Vice President/Treasurer, Secretary, and Sports Information Director. These four (4) officers shall be referred to as the Executive Board. Each sport shall have two (2) elected directors and shall consist of a Baseball Director, Baseball Assistant Director, Softball Director, Softball Assistant Director, Football Director, Football Assistant Director, Cheerleading Director, Cheerleading Assistant Director, Basketball Director, Basketball Assistant Director. The fourteen (14) member board shall constitute The Board of Directors. A list of names, addresses, and phone numbers of all Board Members shall be sent to Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation Division area Supervisor within thirty (30) days of the election.

Section 2A:

No board members shall serve in any governing capacity of two athletic associations.

Section 2-B:

The fourteen- member Board of Directors shall be a policy making Board and will have the responsibility for setting policy as it pertains to field assignment, coach selection, approval of all fund raisers, the approval of the Association’s role in such organizations as the Gwinnett Football League, Dixie Youth and ASA Softball, establishing the rules and regulations for concession and gate receipts, the implementation of a budget approval process for each sport, and the implementation of an equipment manager process for each sport. The Board shall act as the appeals board should anyone’s right to participate in the Association be terminated for one or more seasons, shall act as a liaison with the County in all field assignments and other matters relevant to the operation of the Association, shall approve all contracts entered into by any member of the Association for any reason, and shall make a final decision regarding any changes in sport affiliation.

Section 2-C:

The Board of Directors, The President, Secretary, Vice President/ Treasurer, Sports Information Director, and Sports Board shall have the responsibility of the day to day implementation of the policies set by the Board. The Board specifically reserves the right to approve all capital expenditures in excess of $500.00, any contracts for taking pictures or any fund raising, and all other expenditures on behalf of any individual sport.

Section 2-D:

The Executive Board shall be composed of the President, Vice President/Treasurer, Secretary, and Sports Information Director and shall act in place of the board policy matters on an emergency basis that requires immediate action including all contracts of employment.

Section 3 – Executive Board – President

The President shall be the Chief Executive Officer of the corporation and shall have the general and active management of the operation of the corporation. The President shall be responsible for the implementation of the total association program. The President shall see that all activities relative to registrations, tryouts, practice schedules, and the season schedules are executed and formulated far in advance of the opening days to assure complete harmony on those days. The President shall see to it that sound economic procedures prevail throughout this Association. The President shall see that the playing facilities and environment are maintained as attractive as is practical. The President shall communicate on a regular basis with all members of the Board of Directors. The President shall appoint standing and special committees, except the nominating committee. The President and Treasurer shall be bonded for $25,000.00. The President shall see t hat the concession stand is operated in compliance with all local, state and federal regulations concerning health, fire and child labor laws and other guidelines as set by the Executive Board.

Section 4 – Executive Board – Vice President/Treasurer

The Vice President / Treasurer:

1. Shall assume duties of the president when he/she cannot perform them.
2. Shall be versed on all rules concerning each sport and the supplier of these rules.
3. Shall provide other assistance as needed.
4. Shall be bonded for $25,000.00.
5. Shall keep accurate financial records of disbursements and receipt of money.
6. Shall coordinate the receiving and depositing of fundraising, registration, and Sponsor monies.
7. Shall cosign checks with the President
8. Shall submit an updated financial report monthly, at the annual meeting and any other time when needed.
9. Shall financially audit concessions on a weekly basis.

Section 5 – Executive Board – Secretary

The Secretary:

1. Shall attend all Executive Board meetings as mandated in Section 18.
2. Shall be responsible for keeping all books and records of the Association in an organized, concise fashion, including the minutes of meetings of the Board of Directors.
3. Shall serve as parliamentarian at these meetings or shall appoint someone to serve.
4. Shall coordinate the time and location of Executive Board and CHAA membership meetings.
5. Shall provide other assistance as needed.

Section 6 – Executive Board – Sports Information Director
The Sports Information Director:

1. Shall coordinate and distribute all Sports Registration Flyers to all Collins Hill cluster schools as needed.
2. Shall coordinate information and update the Collins Hill Athletic Association website as needed.
3. Shall be bonded for $25,000.00.
4. Shall provide other assistance as needed.
5. Shall attend all Executive Board meetings as mandated in Section 18.
6. Shall work with Youth Leagues or any other database management tools for all sport registrations.

Section 7 – Softball

7 -A.  The Softball Director:

1. Shall be responsible for organizing and scheduling all activities of the sport.
2. Shall be responsible for coordinating all information concerning tournaments and reporting it to the Executive Board.
3. Shall attend all necessary meetings concerning their sport, and make reports to the Executive Board.
4. Shall provide other assistance as needed.
5. Shall work with the Purchasing Agent in dispersing equipment and coordinating its return.

7 -B.  The Softball Assistant Director/Secretary:

1. Shall attend all softball meetings.
2. Shall keep minutes of these meetings and give copy of minutes to Executive Board.
3. Shall handle paperwork where necessary.
4. Shall coordinate the time and location of all softball board meetings.
5. Shall serve as parliamentarian at these meetings.
6. Shall assist the Vice President/Treasurer with financial matters related to softball.

7 -C.  The Softball Purchasing Agent:

1. Shall be responsible for purchasing all equipment for their sport having been approved by the Executive Board.
2. Shall be in charge of disbursement and coordinating the return and safety of equipment in the sport.
3. Shall require three (3) bids on major purchases exceeding $500.00.
4. Shall review invoices before treasurer makes payment.
5. Shall provide other assistance as needed.

7 -D.      The Softball Fundraiser:

1. Shall be responsible for all fundraising in their sport and shall keep accurate records.
2. Shall provide other assistance as needed.
3. Shall inform county supervisor in writing of all fundraising activities whether they take place in the park or not. All letters must have President’s signature.

Section 8 – Baseball

8 -A.  The Baseball Director:

1. Shall be responsible for organizing and scheduling all activities of the sport.
2. Shall be responsible for coordinating all information concerning tournaments and reporting it to the Executive Board.
3. Shall attend all necessary meetings concerning their sport, and make reports to the Executive Board.
4. Shall provide other assistance as needed.
5. Shall work with the Purchasing Agent in dispersing equipment and coordinating its return.

8-B.  The Baseball Assistant Director/Secretary:

1. Shall attend all softball meetings.
2. Shall keep minutes of these meetings and give copy of minutes to Executive Board.
3. Shall handle paperwork where necessary.
4. Shall coordinate the time and location of all softball board meetings.
5. Shall serve as parliamentarian at these meetings.
6. Shall assist the Vice President/Treasurer with financial matters related to baseball.

8-C.   Communication Coordinator:

1. Shall attend all Baseball meetings.
2. Shall be responsible for keeping all baseball information current on the CHAA website.
3. Shall keep minutes at all Baseball meetings.
4. Shall coordinate the time and location of all baseball board meetings.
5. Shall serve as parliamentarian at these meetings.
6. Shall provide other assistance as needed.

8-D.  The Baseball Purchasing Agent:

1. Shall be responsible for purchasing all equipment for their sport having been approved by the Executive Board.
2. Shall be in charge of disbursement and coordinating the return and safety of equipment in the sport.
3. Shall require three (3) bids on major purchases exceeding $500.00.
4. Shall review invoices before treasurer makes payment.
5. Shall provide other assistance as needed.

8-E.    The Baseball Fundraiser:

1. Shall be responsible for all fundraising in their sport and shall keep accurate records.
2. Shall provide other assistance as needed.
3. Shall inform county supervisor in writing of all fundraising activities whether they take place in the park or not. All letters must have President’s signature.

Section 9 – Basketball

9 -A.  The Basketball Director:

1. Shall be responsible for organizing and scheduling all activities of the sport.
2. Shall be responsible for coordinating all information concerning tournaments and reporting it to the Executive Board.
3. Shall attend all necessary meetings concerning their sport, and make reports to the Executive Board.
4. Shall provide other assistance as needed.
5. Shall work with the Purchasing Agent in dispersing equipment and coordinating its return.

9-B.  The Basketball Assistant Director/Secretary:

1. Shall attend all softball meetings.
2. Shall keep minutes of these meetings and give copy of minutes to Executive Board.
3. Shall handle paperwork where necessary.
4. Shall coordinate the time and location of all basketball board meetings.
5. Shall serve as parliamentarian at these meetings.
6. Shall assist the Vice President/Treasurer with financial matters related to basketball.

9 -C.  The Basketball Purchasing Agent:

1. Shall be responsible for purchasing all equipment for their sport having been approved by the Executive Board.
2. Shall be in charge of disbursement and coordinating the return and safety of equipment in the sport.
3. Shall require three (3) bids on major purchases exceeding $500.00.
4. Shall review invoices before treasurer makes payment.
5. Shall provide other assistance as needed.

9 -D.      The Basketball Fundraiser:

1. Shall be responsible for all fundraising in their sport and shall keep accurate records.
2. Shall provide other assistance as needed.
3. Shall inform county supervisor in writing of all fundraising activities whether they take place in the park or not. All letters must have President’s signature.

Section 10 – Football

10 -A.  The Football Director:

1. Shall be responsible for organizing and scheduling all football related activities.
2. Shall be responsible for coordinating all information concerning games and/or playoffs and reporting it to the Executive Board.
3. Shall attend all necessary meetings concerning football, and make reports to the Executive Board.
4. Shall provide other assistance as needed.
5. Shall work with the Football Board Members to ensure all events are successfully completed.
6. Shall be an active GFL game or meeting representative.

10 -B.  Assistant Football Director/Secretary:

1. Shall assist Football Director in all duties as listed under the Football Directors description.
2. Shall act in place of the Football Director when Football Director is unavailable.
3. Shall provide other assistance as needed.
4. Shall attend all necessary football related meetings.
5. Shall be an active GFL game or meeting representative.

10 -C. GFL Commissioner:

1. Shall be responsible for coordinating all Gwinnett Football League events.
2. Shall be responsible for the compliance and adherence of all Collins Hill youth football teams to the GFL rules and regulations.
3. Shall be an active GFL meeting representative and attend weekly meetings regularly.
4. Shall provide other assistance as needed.

10- D.  Event Coordinator:

1. Shall attend all Football meetings.
2. Shall provide other assistance as needed.
3. Shall coordinate all Football related events including, but not limited to; registration, start of fall practice, pictures, jamboree, youth night, gate scheduling and practice schedules.
4. Responsible for informing Football Board and Executive Board of dates and locations of upcoming football events.

10 -E.   Team Mom Coordinator:

1. Attend all Football meetings
2. Responsible for disbursement of information from the Football Board to the Team Mom.
3. Serve as point of contact and/or source of information for all team Moms.

10-F.  Purchasing Manager:

1. Shall attend all Football meetings.
2. Shall be responsible for purchasing all uniforms (pants, jerseys, socks and decals) having been approved by the Executive Board.
3. Shall be responsible for the disbursement of all uniforms and coordinate the return of pants at the end of the season.
4. Shall require three (3) bids on major purchases exceeding $750.00.
5. Shall review invoices before Executive Treasurer makes payment.
6. Shall provide other assistance as needed.

10-G.  Equipment Manager:

1. Shall attend all Football meetings.
2. Shall be responsible for purchasing all football related equipment (excluding uniforms) having been approved by the Executive Board.
3. Shall be responsible for the disbursement of all equipment and coordinate the return of all equipment at the end of the season.
4. Shall require three (3) bids on major purchases exceeding $750.00
5. Shall review invoices before treasurer makes payment.
6. Shall provide other assistance as needed.

10-H.  Assistant Purchasing Manager:

1. Shall attend all Football meetings.
2. Shall assist Equipment and Uniform Managers with their duties as listed Section 10 D and 10 E.
3. Shall assist in the disbursement and return of all equipment and uniforms.
4. Shall provide other assistance as needed.

10-I.  Fundraising Coordinator

1. Shall attend all Football meetings.
2. Shall be responsible for all Football fundraising.
3. Shall/must keep accurate records.
4. Shall inform Gwinnett County supervisor in writing of all fundraising activities whether they take place at Collins Hill Park or not. All letters must have the president’s signature.
5. Shall provide other assistance as needed.

10-J. Co -Fundraising Coordinator

1. Shall attend all Football meetings.
2. Shall assist Fundraiser with all fundraising activities
3. Shall keep and provide accurate records.
4. Shall provide other assistance as needed.

Section 11 – Cheerleading

11 -A.  The Cheerleading Director:

1. Shall be responsible for organizing and scheduling all activities of the sport.
2. Shall be responsible for coordinating all information concerning tournaments and reporting it to the Executive Board.
3. Shall attend all necessary meetings concerning their sport, and make reports to the Executive Board.
4. Shall provide other assistance as needed.
5. Shall work with the Purchasing Agent in dispersing equipment and coordinating its return.

11-B.  The Cheerleading Assistant Director/Secretary:

1. Shall attend all cheerleading meetings.
2. Shall keep minutes of these meetings and give copy of minutes to Executive Board.
3. Shall handle paperwork where necessary.
4. Shall coordinate the time and location of all cheerleading board meetings.
5. Shall serve as parliamentarian at these meetings.
6. Shall assist the Vice President/Treasurer with financial matters related to cheerleading.

11-C.  The Cheerleading Purchasing Agent

1. Shall be responsible for purchasing all equipment for their sport having been approved by the Executive Board.
2. Shall be in charge of disbursement and coordinating the return and safety of equipment in the sport.
3. Shall require three (3) bids on major purchases exceeding $500.00
4. Shall review invoices before treasurer makes payment.
5. Shall provide other assistance as needed.

11 -D.      The Cheerleading Fundraiser:

1. Shall be responsible for all  fundraising in their sport and shall keep accurate records.
2. Shall provide other assistance as needed.
3. Shall inform county supervisor in writing of all fundraising activities whether they take place in the park or not. All letters must have the president’s signature.

Section 12

Nothing contained herein is intended to abrogate the powers of the Board of Directors to set policy, approve budgets and make decisions for the Association.  While the Association Board is a policy making Board and should not become involved in the day to day sport decisions, it retains the right to do so should an action by the sports board or committee be in material and in direct contradiction to Board established policy. The Sports Boards and Committees are subject to the direction provided by the Sports Director and are responsible for their individual sport. No Sports Board or Committee shall have the power to contract with any entity absent specific Board of Director approval.

Section 13

The Executive Board shall be the ultimate arbitrator concerning any and all activities related to the activities of the Association. A Board member who coaches a team will not vote on a matter that comes before the Board concerning him/her or their team.

Section 14

The Association shall indemnify each person who acts as a Director or Officer of the Association against expense actual and necessarily incurred in the defense of any action, suit, or proceedings in which such Officers of Director is made party by virtue of service as such director of officer.  However, the Association shall not provide indemnification for any Director or Officer found in a legal proceeding to be liable for gross negligence, willful misconduct, and/or intentional misconduct in the performance of his/her duty. The right of indemnification provided shall insure each Director or Officer at the time such costs or expenses are imposed or incurred, and in the event of their death shall extend to their legal representative.

Section 15

The Board of Directors shall fill any vacancy on the Board and this appointment shall stand until the next general election.

Section 16

Each Sport Board will prepare a seasonal budget for each sport for approval by the board no later than for (4) weeks prior to the first registration date for that sport. The Sports Board is responsible for maintaining sufficient reserves to insure continued operations of all programs. No budget line item shall be exceeded without first approval of the Board.

Section 17

Local league rules concerning baseball, softball, basketball, football, and cheerleading may be amended at the regular sport meeting, which will be held prior to the drafting of teams. The proposed changes must be submitted in writing to the Board of Directors no later than three (3) days after the last registration date in order for such proposed changes to be voted on at the sport meeting.  Only Managers/Head Coaches and Board members for the specified sport may vote at a sport meeting. Seventy five percent (75%) of Managers/Head Coaches in that league must be present. Proposed changes require a two thirds (2/3) majority less abstentions of the Managers/Head Coaches and Board members for the specified sport that are present.

Section 18 – Attendance of Officers/Directors

All Board of Directors shall attend all monthly board meetings. Any absence should be based on sufficient cause, and the absent member shall be required to notify at least one board member prior to the meeting being called to order.  If a board member fails to notify the Board of their absence, or does not attend two sequential meetings, the Board of Directors shall have the authority to remove that officer by vote, after proper notification, as follows:

• One (1) verbal notice of the next meeting date and time; after the first absence.
• One (1) written notice of the next meeting date and time by mail or courier.
• Written notification of removal of the Officer must be sent to the officer via certified mail, return receipt requested within seventy two (72) hours after the vote.
• The removed officer/director shall be required to return all correspondence material, receipts, financial data, equipment, monies due, etc. with respect to the CHAA within 7 days.  Return must be made to a member of the Executive Board.

Article V – Nominations

Section 1

The Executive Board shall appoint a nominating committee of six (6) members from the membership, excluding the current board. This committee shall present a slate of Officers and Directors to fill expiring terms to the Executive Board no later than fourteen (14) days prior to the annual December meeting. The Executive Board shall make public the slate of nominees, no later than seven (7) days prior to the annual December meeting.

Section 2

Floor nominations will be accepted for all board positions at the annual December meeting.

Section 3 – Election and Assumption of Office

All Election of officers is pursuant to Article III, Section 1 and 5 of this Constitution and By laws. Board of Directors voting power DOES NOT pass until full responsibility has been passed to the newly elected officer as outlined in the following:

• Executive Officers (President, Vice President/Treasurer, Secretary and Sports Information Director) assume office immediately following the results of the election at the General Meeting.
• Softball and Baseball Directors and Board members assume office immediately following the results of the election at the General Meeting.
• The newly elected Basketball Director and Board Members shall become assistants to the incumbent Director and Board Members until the conclusion of the current Basketball season. The incumbent Director and Board Members will continue as a voting board until the conclusion of the current Basketball season. At that time, the newly elected Basketball Director and Board Members will assume official duties.
• Football Director and the Board members assume office immediately following the results of the election at the General Meeting.
• Cheerleading Director and the Board Members assume office immediately following the results of the election at the General Meeting.

Article VI – Distribution of Reserve of Excess Income

The CHAA membership will decide by majority vote on how to disburse any excess or reserve revenues over $20,000.00 taken in by all sports provided by CHAA.

Article VII – Amendments

Section 1

The Constitution and By Laws may be amended by a two thirds (2/3) majority less abstentions of the membership present at any December meeting of the Association provided the proposed amendment shall have been submitted in writing to the Executive Board at least two (2) weeks prior to the meeting.

Section 2

Amendments may also be approved by two thirds (2/3) vote of the Board provided at least ten (10) members are present and vote during a regular Board meeting. All board members must receive a copy of the proposal at least two (2) weeks prior to the meeting.

Article XII – Certification of Umpires

Section 1

CHAA shall not pay money from the general fund to uncertified umpires or referees. Final approval of officials remains with the individual sports boards.

Article XIII – Operation of Business on Premises

No businesses or merchants will be allowed at the Collins Hill Park during association sponsored activities unless they are approved by the Executive Board.

Article XIV – Ejection of Manager/Coach/Player

Section 1

If a manager, assistant coach or player is ejected from a game, they shall be suspended for the next regularly scheduled game.

Section 2

If a manager, assistant coach or player is ejected from two (2) games in the same season, they shall be suspended for the remainder of the year.

Section 3

Upon written request, the person so ejected shall meet with the particular Sport Board to review said violation(s) and to determine if the suspension should be upheld.

Article XVI – 8th Grade Football Coach

Section 1

The head football coach at Collins Hill High School will select the head football coach for the 8th grade football program at CHAA.

Process:

(A) Participants interested in being considered for the 8th Grade Head Football Coach’s position for the upcoming GFL football season, must submit his/her request in writing to the Football Director of CHAA by February 1st of the upcoming season.

(B) Written request must include:

Personal: Name, Address, Home telephone number
Experience: Coaching and playing experience
Other: Must indicate either 1year or multiple year commitment

(C) The selection will be determined by the Head Football Coach at Collins Hill High School and communicated to the Football Director and President of CHAA.

(D) In the event the Head Football Coach at Collins Hill High does not select one of the applying candidates, recruitment will begin immediately (public notice) and stay open until such date as set by the Football Director for CHAA. The process above will begin with the exception of the date requirements, to be determined by the Football Director of CHAA.

(E) The Football Director will verbally notify the selected candidate of his/her appointment immediately upon receiving notification. Formally interviewed candidates not selected will be verbally notified by the Football Director of CHAA of the decision.

Section 2

Request for consideration by a candidate does not imply or guarantee a formal interview; it is the sole discretion of the Head Football Coach at Collins Hill High School – Football philosophy only. No other rights are implied under this relationship.

Section 3

The selected 8th grade Head Football Coach will abide by all CHA and GFL By Laws.  Association with the high school Head Football Coach is for mentoring and fostering Collins Hill High School Football philosophy only.  No other rights are implied under this relationship.

Section 4

The incumbent CHAA 8th Grade Head Football Coach wishing to be considered must apply according to the process.

Section 5

The selected 8th grade Head Football Coach at CHAA will select his/her own coaching staff. Past coaching experience on the CHAA 8th grade football team does not imply or guarantee a coaching position.