Warriors Athletic Department (WAD)

Parent Expectations

In order to develop a quality athletic program, the following list of parent expectations has been compiled. It is our utmost desire to honor God and strive to grow in Him through WAD.

Commit to the priorities and philosophy of WAD. This includes an understanding of the fact that we are first and foremost seeking to honor God in every aspect of the program.

Respect the players and coaches. The coaches and players have worked very hard, so let's encourage them! Being critical of our athletes and coaches during a game or even after the game should not occur. This also should apply to opposing teams.

Respect the game officials. The referees are in a position of authority and as believers we all have a responsibility to respect them. Disrespect toward officials is unacceptable and sends a poor message to our children, friends, and fans of the opposing team. Deal with issues by utilizing the Matthew 18 principle. This simply means that if you have concerns with a team or a coach, you should go directly to the person. Do not go to an administrator without first trying to work it out with the parties involved.

Be prompt. Parents are expected to drop off and pick up their students on time before and after games and practices.

Pray for the program. Make it a part of your regular prayer routine to lift up WAD to the Lord for His blessing.

Remember that our Christian witness is an extremely important part of the program. Are we displaying a Christ-like spirit during games? Poor behavior is an embarrassment to the students, the school, and ultimately our Lord. What does it profit us if we win the game but tarnish our witness for Jesus Christ? How do others feel about WAD when the game is over? Win or lose, let's honor Christ above all else by being a witness for Him. Let us strive to help LIVING WATER CHRISTIAN SCHOOL live up to its name during these public event.

Commit to the words of the Apostle Peter (a man who had difficulty controlling his tongue!). "Therefore, prepare your minds for action; be self controlled; set your hope fully on the grace to be given you when Jesus Christ is revealed. As obedient children, do not conform to the evil desires you held when you lived in ignorance. But just as he who called you is hold, so be holy in all you do; for it is writen: "Be holy because I am holy." 1 Peter 1:13-16

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