What is the yearly expectation?
Each middle school and high school athlete completes 2 Athletic Stewardship assignments. Each family completes 1 family assignment during the school year.
Why does Veritas Athletics do this?
Stewardship helps families and athletes share responsibility for the events, facilities, and behind-the-scenes work that make the athletics program stronger.
What counts as an assignment?
Working an athletic event, serving at an Athletic Service Day, helping with an approved camp or clinic, or completing an approved department support job can count.
Do we need to track minutes?
No. Veritas Athletics tracks completion by assignment, not by exact minutes. Some jobs may run a little shorter or longer depending on the event.
Who can complete the family assignment?
A parent, guardian, sibling, grandparent, aunt, uncle, or another designated family representative may complete the family assignment when the job designation allows it.
Can parents complete athlete assignments?
Athlete assignments are intended for athletes unless Veritas Athletics approves a substitution. Family assignments should be completed by a designated family representative.
Can we serve outside our sport?
Yes. Families and athletes may complete approved assignments at any Veritas Athletics event or service opportunity during the year.
Can siblings serve at the same event?
Yes, when each sibling is signed up for a separate needed role and the assignment is appropriate for that student's age.
How do age restrictions work?
Please check each assignment label before signing up. Some roles are for middle school athletes, some are for high school athletes, and some are reserved for adult family representatives.
What if we cannot attend?
Contact Veritas Athletics as soon as possible so the assignment can be reopened or reassigned. Missed assignments need to be rescheduled.