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[Marshmello]

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[JFNDOWBFAN]

  On 6/11/2023 at 3:56 PM, Marshmello said:

What is the best policy for students who forget their stuff during inspection prior to football games and even competitions? In your bands, how do you make an effective rule/warning/consequence for those who forget their things so they won't do it again? For next year, I want my band peers to start taking more accountability of their things, and I think this is one of the first steps in improving that. 

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Seems fairly common sense. No equipment, no play.  Our leadership has told students if they don’t have water bottles, they will be sent home. Its a safety concern. 
 

Grace can be had, teenagers forget things but if it becomes a pattern and habitual, they have to learn. 

[ATSSBoT]

  On 9/1/2024 at 3:54 PM, JFNDOWBFAN said:

Seems fairly common sense. No equipment, no play.  Our leadership has told students if they don’t have water bottles, they will be sent home. Its a safety concern. 
 

Grace can be had, teenagers forget things but if it becomes a pattern and habitual, they have to learn. 

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It would make sense for bigger programs, for ATSSB bands that have under 100 students marching, they can't really do that considering the size of the bands and how detrimental a hole would be 

[JFNDOWBFAN]

  On 9/2/2024 at 6:05 PM, ATSSBoT said:

It would make sense for bigger programs, for ATSSB bands that have under 100 students marching, they can't really do that considering the size of the bands and how detrimental a hole would be 

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Makes sense too. No easy answer really. Appreciate directors that put health over program. *knock on wood* the hottest temps of the year should be behind us now!