Spectator Code of Conduct
Greeneview Local Schools, in association with the Ohio High School Athletic Association, promotes a positive interscholastic experience. The Board of Education believes that activities conducted for the benefit of the students of the School District are a meaningful component of the School District's total program. The Board further believes that through the participation in these activities, students learn important skills and values which will be of benefit throughout their lives. It is clear that both participants and spectators contribute to the educational value of these activities through good sportsmanship, and therefore, it is expected from athletes, coaches, officials, and spectators.
Student and adult spectators should set an example of positive encouragement while supporting participants and modeling good behavior. To this end, the Superintendent, Principal, Assistant Principal, Athletic Director, Police Officer, Official, Site Manager, or Designee under whose supervision the event is being conducted, may request such person or group of persons, who are engaging or participating in unsatisfactory behavior to cease, and/or to leave the school premises. The supervisor on duty may take reasonable action to ensure the orderly conduct of the event.
The information below outlines the expectations of all spectators and fans​. Please review this information so that we represent our school community in a positive manner at all times. Thank you for your cooperation in the promotion of good sportsmanship!
OHSAA "Fair Play" Code
Greeneview Encourages
- enthusiastic support of your team
- good sportsmanship
- family-friendly atmosphere
- commitment to safety
- welcoming attitude to all fans and visitors
Unacceptable Behaviors Include
Demonstration of unacceptable behaviors may result in individuals being ejected from the contest and potentially facing additional school consequences and/or criminal charges. Depending on the severity of the infraction and at the discretion of school administrators, steps may be skipped.