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Provo High Athletics Information Night: What Students and Families Need to Know

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At Provo High Athletics Information Night, we shared important information about athletic eligibility requirements, participation expectations, fees, and resources available to student-athletes. Our goal is to support students as they succeed both in the classroom and in

Key takeaways

  • Students must complete four PE-related graduation requirements: PE Participation Skills & Techniques, Health II, Fitness for Life, and one PE elective.
  • Certain sports programs require enrollment in school-hour conditioning classes to support athletic development.
  • The Student Success class is available to help athletes balance academics and athletics; CE credit is available through Mr. Hernandez's course.
  • All athletes must register via the Register My Athlete system, providing a current physical exam, academic eligibility, and completed paperwork.
  • UHSAA eligibility requires maintaining at least a 2.0 GPA and not failing more than one class; incomplete grades are treated as an F.
  • Families are responsible for athletic fees to cover programs, travel, and player packs, though payment plans and fee waivers for up to two trips are available through administration caretaking limits apply for multiple trips or programs; fundraising opportunities will be provided by coaches to help offset costs.

Provo High Athletics Information Night: What Students and Families Need to Know

At Provo High Athletics Information Night, we shared important information about athletic eligibility requirements, participation expectations, fees, and resources available to student-athletes. Our goal is to support students as they succeed both in the classroom and in athletics. Below is an overview of the key information and reminders shared during the presentation.

PE Graduation Requirements

Students must complete four PE-related graduation requirements:

PE Participation Skills & Techniques

Health II

Fitness for Life

One PE elective

Note: Families should note that Health and Fitness for Life cannot be substituted. Students may also earn up to 1.0 PE credit through sports participation.

Sports Conditioning Classes

Some athletic programs require students to enroll in a sports conditioning class during school hours. Current programs include:

Boys and Girls Basketball

Girls Volleyball

Girls Soccer

Baseball

Cheerleading

Softball

Swimming (Aerobic Jogging Class 1B)

Football (Weights Class)

Cross Country (Aerobic Jogging Class 1B)

Track and Field (limited by event)

These classes are designed to support athletic development and preparation for competition.

Student Success Class

Provo High also offers a Student Success class designed to help student-athletes balance academics and athletics. The course provides structure, support, and academic resources to help students succeed in the classroom while participating in sports.

Additional details include:

CE credit is available when taking the course with Mr. Hernandez

Students must enroll for the full semester

Coaches may recommend enrollment after a sports season ends for athletes participating in conditioning classes

The school emphasized its commitment to helping student-athletes excel both academically and in their sport.

Register My Athlete

All student-athletes must complete registration before participating on a school team. Families can use one account for the entire household through the Register My Athlete system.

Participation requirements include:

Current physical examination

Academic eligibility

Completed registration paperwork

UHSAA Eligibility Requirements

UHSAA Eligibility

To remain eligible for athletics through the Utah High School Activities Association, students must:

Maintain at least a 2.0 GPA during the previous grading period

Not fail more than one class

Families should also remember that an incomplete grade counts as an “F” until the work is completed.

NCAA Eligibility Information

Students interested in playing college athletics should be aware that NCAA eligibility requirements are the responsibility of both the student and their family.

Families are encouraged to review information from the NCAA Eligibility Center for guidance on academic and athletic requirements for college sports participation.

Conduct and Participation Expectations

The presentation also reviewed student conduct expectations and referenced Policy No. 3510 regarding student activities and discrimination policies.

Athletic Fees and Financial Information

Athletic participation includes extracurricular fees that help support team programs, travel, and player packs.

Key reminders for families:

Students will not receive player packs until fees are paid.

Trip fees must be paid before participation unless a payment plan has been arranged.

Families can work with school administration to create payment plans if needed.

Additional financial information shared during the meeting included:

Fee waivers may cover the cost of up to two trips

If the student is participating in more than 2 trips, the family is responsible for covering the cost of any additional trips up to $2,000 for the program.

If the student is participating in more than 2 programs, the family is responsible for covering the cost of any additional trips up to $5,000 for the multiple programs.

Fundraising opportunities will be available to help offset program expenses

Coaches will provide additional fundraiser information specific to each sport.

Athletics Website and Resources

The Provo High Athletics website includes:

Coach contact information

Online store access

Live stream information

Event schedules

Questions?

Families with additional questions can contact:

Jose Ventura, Assistant Principal over Athletics

Mike Hunter, Athletic Director

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