Crawford High School Code of Conduct at Athletic Events

For entry into San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD) events, especially athletic contests, spectators must follow the Code of Conduct, which strictly prohibits certain items and behaviors. All event entry policies are subject to modification by individual school sites or for specific events.  The Crawford High School Code of Conduct at Athletic Contests emphasizes positive sportsmanship from all participants, prohibits inappropriate behavior like foul language, and restricts certain items such as sealed bottles and bikes. Students must be prepared to show their Crawford HS ID to sit in the home bleachers, and no re-admittance is allowed after leaving the venue.

General rules for spectators at Crawford High School Athletic Events

Key Expectations:
● Positive Behavior: Foul or obscene language and gestures are not allowed.
● Sportsmanship: Cheer positively for the home team and do not jeer, heckle, or taunt opposing teams or fans.
● Prohibited Items: Only sealed drink containers are permitted; glass containers are prohibited.
● Dress Code: Dress must be appropriate for a school environment; items like rags, bandanas, and doo rags are not allowed.
● Restricted Items: Bikes, skateboards, in-line skates, and scooters are not permitted on campus during events.
● Campus Rules: Rags, bandanas, and doo rags are not permitted.
● Seating: Only Crawford HS students may sit in the Crawford HS home bleachers.
● No Re-entry: Once you leave the venue, you will not be re-admitted to the game.
● Behavior and language: Inappropriate, foul, or obscene language or gestures are not tolerated. Spectators must avoid taunting, ridiculing, or jeering players, teams, officials, or other fans.
● Respect for officials: Insults or personal comments directed toward game officials or workers are prohibited.
● Field and court access: Spectators are not allowed to enter the court or field of play at any time.
● Ejection policy: Game officials or school district personnel can eject spectators who fail to comply with event rules. Ejected individuals will not receive a refund and must leave school grounds immediately. School police may be contacted if someone refuses to leave.
● Appropriate attire: Clothing must be appropriate for a school environment.
● Re-entry: Re-entry to the venue after leaving is often not permitted. You may not be allowed to leave and return without a new ticket. Prohibited items and activities
● Outside beverages: Outside beverage containers are not allowed. The only exception may be closed water bottles.
● Alcohol and tobacco: State laws and district policies regarding alcohol, controlled substances, and tobacco products (including e-cigarettes) are in effect at all times.
● Bags and coolers: Large bags, coolers, and ice chests are prohibited for safety and security reasons.
● Noise makers: Items such as vuvuzelas and other artificial noise makers are not allowed.
● Recreational items: Prohibited items include balls, bats, skateboards, bicycles, scooters, and frisbees.
● Disruptive activities: Running, tackling, and other “horseplay” are not permitted as they pose a safety risk

Rules for minors:
● Adult supervision: Students in pre-kindergarten through 8th grade will not be admitted to athletic events without adult supervision.
● Separate student seating: Home and visiting team students sit in separate designated bleachers.

Questions? Contact the school: Reach out to the school’s Administrative Team, the Athletic Director, or main office for
clarification on specific event entry rules.