Below is some information about the new youth sports concussion related law. Every family needs to follow the instructions below to log into the Mt Baker site and review and "sign" the consent form before your pixie will be able to play this year.. 60% of us still need to do this, so please take care of it before our first practice.
I'll also be circulating general medical consent forms for signatures and to make sure we have current contact information for parents. We keep these in the red first aid box and need them in the hopefully unlikely event that we need to seek medical attention for your child in your absence.
regards,
Ben
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From: <WashingtonYouthSoccer@wsysa.com>
Date: Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 1:21 PM
Subject: Player/Parents- Soccer Registration Incomplete- Info needed to play
To: benawilson
From: <WashingtonYouthSoccer@wsysa.com>
Date: Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 1:21 PM
Subject: Player/Parents- Soccer Registration Incomplete- Info needed to play
To: benawilson
Dear Washington Youth Soccer Parents and Athletes - |
On July 26, 2009, House Bill 1824 - also known as the Zackery Lystedt Law - becomes effective. The law mandates that ALL players and parent(s)/guardians sign and return an informed consent form relating to the nature and risk of concussion or head injury. This information sheet shall include the signs and symptoms of concussion/brain injury. The new law is an important step in ensuring player safety and mitigating head injuries. In order to participate in practices after July 26th, 2009 and be eligible for the 2009/2010 soccer season, you will need to review and electronically sign the consent form. Until the consent form is signed, players will not be allowed to practice or play. |
Follow the instructions below to display and sign your consent form:
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After completing the steps outlined above Washington Youth Soccer will have a permanent record that you have done so for this playing season and you are now eligible to practice and play. To read more information on the new concussion law visit http://www.wsysa.com/ConcussionInformation/tabid/1457/Default.aspx . If you have any questions, please contact Elizabeth Flannery or Amy Wallsmith at the Washington Youth Soccer office at 1.877.424.4318. |
Please opt me out. |