2018 Cincy East VBC Handbook


Social Media & Electronic Communication Policy of Cincy East Volleyball 
 
What goes online, stays online…
 
Social Media is everywhere, including youth sports. It can work wonders growing your league but it can also endanger your players’ reputations with future employers and recruiters. We want to help you understand the power of Social Media. 

Statistics have proven nine out of 10 college coaches said their perception of a recruit has been negatively affected by a social media post. 
A growing number of children have their own mobile devices and document their lives through Social Media. Survey’s report have shown almost 58% of kids 8-12 years old have their own smartphones. By 13-17 years old, 78% of kids have their own.
 
Research groups have found that 92% of teens report going online daily and that 71% of those teens are using more than one social network site. While most children are innocent in their posting on those sites, they must remember that nothing is truly private once it’s posted online.

Cincy East Volleyball takes social media and electronic communication issues very serious. Please take a moment to read our policy based on the guidelines of  Safe Sport and Team USA Safe Sport.

Cincy East Social Media & Electronic Communication Policy (coming soon)

Concussion

Note: for any injury requiring attention from a medical professional the club does require a release before activity in our program can resume.

Concussion Information (click here)

Ohio's Return to Play Law (click here)