Magnolia HS
Magnolia High School - Athletics Message
2024-2025

 

Dear Magnolia Athletes and Parents,
 
Your athletic directors at Magnolia High School, Anne Fumelle and Mike Barrera, would like to welcome you to another exciting season of Sentinel athletics! We are looking forward to helping our athletes achieve success in sports and the classroom. If you have any questions regarding Magnolia athletics, please contact us at the following:

 

Anne Fumelle -- fumelle_a@auhsd.us   714) 220-4221 Ext 805
Mike Barrera -- barrera_mi@auhsd.us  714) 220-4221 ext 913


Myers-Stevens Insurance
Information for Myers-Stevens Insurance for Student Athletes
 
Online enrollment link for myers-stevens -- https://myers-stevens.com/enrollment/
 
The website has been updated for online purchases for your student’s parents. The link may be added to your online registration packets and district website, and/or used for your e-mail blast.
 
Digital brochures in PDF format are also attached.  These may also be included in your online and/or physical registration packets, added to your district website, and/or used for your e-mail blast.
 
Paper brochures will be provided for your athletes and any of your families who may not have access to online enrollment.

You will also find attached a document entitled “Dear Parent” suggested language which we encourage you to place on your letterhead for distribution to your student body.  The document is in “Word” format so you may customize it as you find necessary.
 
Lastly, we have attached a “Model Authorization for Emergency Medical Treatment” template which includes language concerning the waiver of student insurance.  An explanation regarding the purpose of this template is included.   It may inform possible modifications to your existing emergency treatment document.

OPIOID USE AND MISUSE

School athletics can serve an integral role in students’ development. In addition to providing healthy forms of exercise, school athletics foster friendships and camaraderie, promote sportsmanship and fair play, and instill the value of competition. Unfortunately, sports activities may also lead to injury and, in rare cases, result in pain that is severe or long-lasting enough to require a prescription opioid painkiller.1 It is important to understand that overdoses from opioids are on the rise and are killing Americans of all ages and backgrounds. Families and communities across the country are coping with the health, emotional and economic effects of this epidemic.

 

In accordance with California Education Code section 49476, school districts that offer athletic programs must provide the Center for Disease Control’s “Opioid Factsheet for Patients” to each student-athlete on an annual basis. In addition, student-athletes, and if they are 17 years old or
younger their parents or guardians, must sign and return an acknowledgment that they received a copy of the Fact Sheet before the athlete starts practice or competition. This is an annual requirement that must be met prior to the student athlete’s first official practice of the
school year.


The full document is available for download below. Students may print and return a hard copy of the document, or complete the ADF version and email it to their coach.


Student Athlete COVID-19 Return-to-Play

Your child is able to return to school-based athletics upon providing proof of a negative COVID-19 test, once symptoms have improved and they have completed their required quarantine period related to COVID-19.

The District does not, and is not requiring medical clearance to return to school-based athletics; however, the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) provides the following recommended evaluation based on the severity of illness.

Download, print, and complete the attached document to return to Magnolia's Athletic Program.

 

Resources:

Copy of Student Athlete COVID 19 Return to Play


Athletics Calendar


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