We are proud to announce that the athletic booster club of Burleson Centennial High School has selected the name 'Spartan Athletic Club'.
The basic structure of the booster club is one parent organization which is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of one representative from each active individual sport booster club. The goals set forth by the Board of Directors are implemented by elected officers of the parent club. Officers of the parent club may also be members/officers of individual sport clubs. The individual sport booster clubs exist (are active) as long as they organize leadership and report their club to the parent club. In order to be considered active, an individual sport booster club should have a minimum of two elected leaders (from within their club), a president, and treasurer. It is recommended that each club maintain a secretary/membership coordinator as well if possible. You may be an officer in more than one individual sport booster club if your student is involved in multiple sports and you wish to be in that leadership position for multiple sports.
In general, the parent organization is responsible for:
Legal issues (taxes--federal and state; U.I.L. rules; etc.)
Organization of banquets (pay for athletes & coaches)
Athlete letter jackets (pay for base jacket)
GameDay Program production
Club memberships
The individual sport organizations are responsible for:
Your own finances (records, bank accounts)
Fundraising efforts for your sport (includes concessions for some sports)
Student support activities for your sport
Sales of GameDay Program ads
Encouraging membership in the club
The sports who may have active individual sport booster clubs are:
Football
Volleyball
Cheerleading
Boys Basketball
Girls Basketball
Power Lifting
Baseball
Softball
Swimming
Golf
Tennis
Boys Soccer
Girls Soccer
Track
Cross Country
Trainers
Thank you for your support of Centennial High School Athletics.
The basic structure of the booster club is one parent organization which is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of one representative from each active individual sport booster club. The goals set forth by the Board of Directors are implemented by elected officers of the parent club. Officers of the parent club may also be members/officers of individual sport clubs. The individual sport booster clubs exist (are active) as long as they organize leadership and report their club to the parent club. In order to be considered active, an individual sport booster club should have a minimum of two elected leaders (from within their club), a president, and treasurer. It is recommended that each club maintain a secretary/membership coordinator as well if possible. You may be an officer in more than one individual sport booster club if your student is involved in multiple sports and you wish to be in that leadership position for multiple sports.
In general, the parent organization is responsible for:
Legal issues (taxes--federal and state; U.I.L. rules; etc.)
Organization of banquets (pay for athletes & coaches)
Athlete letter jackets (pay for base jacket)
GameDay Program production
Club memberships
The individual sport organizations are responsible for:
Your own finances (records, bank accounts)
Fundraising efforts for your sport (includes concessions for some sports)
Student support activities for your sport
Sales of GameDay Program ads
Encouraging membership in the club
The sports who may have active individual sport booster clubs are:
Football
Volleyball
Cheerleading
Boys Basketball
Girls Basketball
Power Lifting
Baseball
Softball
Swimming
Golf
Tennis
Boys Soccer
Girls Soccer
Track
Cross Country
Trainers
Thank you for your support of Centennial High School Athletics.
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