Caasc Rules And Regulations Essay

CAASC Rules & Regulations

Article 1: Introduction: 1.1 The Carolina’s Athletic Association of Schools of Choice is a not-for-profit organization created to provide competitive athletic competition for non-traditional educational institutions. The CAASC consists of member schools at the Junior High and High School level that wish to participate in interscholastic activities. The member schools include, but are not limited to, charter schools, public schools, home school organizations and parochial schools. It is our goal to help facilitate communication, provide structure and guidelines, organize tournaments and manage the funds necessary for these activities. The CAASC seeks to provide high standards of integrity while providing great flexibility

2.1.1 Middle schools may not vote in high school specific issues and high schools may not vote in middle school specific issues. 2.2 The CAASC leadership will consist of an Executive Director. The Executive Director, for the first 5 years, will select assistant directors (Executive Board) and staff to operate the CAASC. The Executive Board will consist of no more 5 Assistant Directors and a Conference Chair Representative. The Executive Director and the Executive Board serve at the leisure of the voting membership, along with the Board of Conference Chairs. The Executive Board will consist of no more than five members selected by the Executive Director and a Conference Chair Representative. Making the total Executive Board a 7-member board.

Amendment 2.2 (9/16/2016) The CAASC will consist of two positions, President and Vice President, that will remain in place and cannot be voted on. The President and Vice President will remain Executive Board Members with full voting privileges. The CAASC will have an Executive Director, who reports to the