Iowa Admin. Code r. 282-22.10 - Activities administration authorization
An activities administration authorization allows an individual to administer any pupil activity program in a K-12 school setting.
(1)
Application process. Any
person interested in the activities administration authorization shall submit
an application and records of credit to the board of educational examiners for
an evaluation of the required courses or contact hours. Application materials
are available from the office of the board of educational examiners online at
www.boee.iowa.gov. Degrees and semester
hour credits shall be completed through a college or university accredited by
an institutional accrediting agency as recognized by the U.S. Department of
Education.
a.
Requirements.
Applicants for the activities administration authorization shall meet the
following requirements:
(1) Degree. A
baccalaureate degree or higher in athletic administration or related field is
required.
(2) Credit hours.
Applicants must complete credit hours or courses offered by the Leadership
Training Institute (LTI) from the National Interscholastic Athletic
Administrators Association in the following areas:
1. Successful completion of 1 semester credit
hour or LTI course relating to knowledge and understanding of risk management,
Title IX, sexual harassment, hazing, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and
employment law as they pertain to the role of the activities
administrator.
2. Successful
completion of 1 semester credit hour or LTI course relating to knowledge and
understanding of activities administration foundations including philosophy,
leadership, professional programs and activities administration principles,
strategies and methods.
3.
Successful completion of 1 semester credit hour or LTI course relating to
knowledge and understanding of the role of the activities director in
supporting and developing sports medicine programs, management of athletic
player equipment, concussion assessment and proper fitting of athletic
protective equipment, and sports field safety.
4. Successful completion of 1 semester credit
hour or LTI course relating to knowledge and understanding of the techniques
and theory of coaching concepts and strategies for interscholastic budget and
concepts and strategies for interscholastic fundraising.
5. Successful completion of 1 semester credit
hour or LTI course, approved by the board, relating to the assessment and
evaluation of interscholastic athletic programs and personnel, dealing with
challenging personalities, and administration of professional growth programs
for interscholastic personnel.
6.
Successful completion of the concussion training approved by the Iowa High
School Athletic Association or Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union.
b.
Minimum
age. Applicants must have attained a minimum age of 21
years.
c.
Background
check. Applicants must complete the background check requirements set
forth in rule 282-13.1
(272).
(2)
Validity. The activities administration authorization shall be
valid for five years.
(3)
Renewal.
a. The
authorization may be renewed upon application and verification of successful
completion of the following renewal activities:
(1) Applicants for renewal of an activities
administration authorization must complete one of the following professional
development options:
1. Document attendance at
one state IHSADA convention and one LTI course relating to the knowledge and
understanding of professional ethics and legal responsibilities of activities
administrators.
2. Complete three
LTI courses.
3. Complete 2 semester
hours of college credit.
4.
Complete 2 licensure renewal credits from an approved
provider.
(2) Applicants
for renewal of an activities authorization must complete child and dependent
adult abuse training as stated in 282-subrule 20.3(4).
b. A one-year extension of the applicant's
activities administration authorization may be issued if all requirements for
the renewal of the activities administrator authorization have not been met.
The one-year extension is nonrenewable.
(4)
Revocation and
suspension. Criteria of professional practice and rules of the board
of educational examiners shall be applicable to the holders of the activities
administration authorization.
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