Player & Family Code of Conduct
Code of Conduct
Each parent/guardian accepts the BAA Code of Conduct during the registration process. Before each team practices, all players and parents must review and sign the BAA Behavior Guidance Sheet.
Code of Conduct | BAA Behavior Guidance | Spectator Guidelines | City of Bloomington Athletic Field Use Policy
Incident Form
We ask that coaches or parents report all incidents that occur during a game. Coaches, please complete this form any time there are significant issues with behavior, whether from your players, coaches, or the other team.
We also ask that you report any injuries that there is suspicion of concussion or another medical incident that may require medical attention.
Game Incident Google Form (online reporting)
Game Incident Form (printable form)
Volunteer Requirements
Volunteers power BAA. We would not have our sports programs without them. To keep youth safe and comply with government regulations, we require the following for all of our volunteers who work with the youth in our program: To keep this paperwork minimal, we have created an online registration for all of our members to complete via our sports registration system, League Athletics.
Child & Youth Abuse Prevention Program
To help protect children, BAA has adopted the following Child and Youth Abuse Prevention Program. All of BAA’s paid staff and volunteers must understand and implement these guidelines to help prevent sexual abuse against children. The following includes the Purpose and Definitions for these guidelines, the outlines of Protection and Prevention, and an Acknowledgement to be signed (electronically) by all people working with children in a BAA Program.
BAA Child & Youth Abuse Prevention Program
Non-disclosure
All volunteers must also sign a non-disclosure form agreeing to keep our participant’s contact information for BAA purposes only.
BAA Volunteer Non-Disclosure Policy
Concussion Training
WHEN: All training must be completed before any practices or games, and it must be completed every three years.
All coaches, assistant coaches, and directors MUST complete this Course. Those who do not complete the training are not eligible to coach. BAA recommends that all parents complete the parent training.
This required training involves watching videos and completing a quiz. It should take about 50 minutes to complete.
This course will help you:
- Understand a concussion and the potential consequences of this injury,
- Recognize concussion signs and symptoms and how to respond,
- Learn about steps for returning to activity (play and school) after a concussion and
- Focus on prevention and preparedness to help keep athletes safe season-to-season.
After completing the course, please print/save the certificate at the end of the training and send a copy to admin@baaonline.org or upload it to your Volunteer Registration.
Background Check
Background checks are required for all BAA Volunteers. A couple of days after registering as a coach, you will receive an email from support@securesearchpro.com with a link to complete a background check authorization. If you have questions on this process, don’t hesitate to get in touch with the BAA Administrator at admin@baaonline.org
Thank you for volunteering, we couldn’t run BAA without you.
Safety & Heat Policies
BAA has adopted the Minnesota High School League Heat Policy across all sports. This policy can be found by clicking on this link: https://www.mshsl.org/sites/default/files/2020-08/mshsl_policyweatherconditionscompetitionpractice.pdf
