The importance of preparing for team participation and compliance with guidelines is emphasized.
A PowerPoint was created to outline rules and guidelines:
Focused on simplifying the main points instead of overwhelming detail.
Included key elements such as:
Overall Rules
Student Eligibility Requirements
Guidelines specific to the Team Captain and player identity.
Importance of confirming team names:
Discussion on not using school mascots such as the 'Trojans'.
Contacted NFHS (National Federation of State High School Associations) for clarity on naming conventions.
Clarified that the team can use the name 'Trojans' since the school is listed with the NFHS.
Team registration conditions discussed:
A minimum of 4 sign-ups needed for participation in competitions.
Students can participate in multiple events but should be limited to 2 or 3 to avoid overcommitment.
Discussion on Play Versus registration:
Students need active accounts to participate.
Plans to assist students in registering at the event.
Specific rules drafted for various team games:
General Competition Rules
Each team can only compete for one title per schedule.
Recommendations for limiting student participation in multiple teams.
Individual Game Rules Prepared
Mario Kart: Basic rules, structure, selection, penalties, situation dynamics.
Smash Ultimate: Similar structure applied as in Mario Kart.
Zone Wars: Acknowledged lack of clarity due to ongoing game testing and bugs.
Noted compliance considerations:
Ensure music levels are zero during any live streams to avoid copyright issues.
Need to clarify precautions surrounding game bugs and minimum player requirements.
Proposal for a grade check among team members:
Suggested process includes tracking grades, missing assignments, and teacher comments.
Emphasis on student responsibility for their academic performance.
Considered using a standardized form for ease of completing grade checks efficiently:
Fields for class, teacher, grade, comments, and teacher signature.
Intent to ask for existing templates or create a simple form for the students.