INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC PROGRAM

Thousand Islands Central School is a full participating member of the NYSPHSAA and the Frontier League of Section III. 

The major objective of the interscholastic athletic program is to promote the positive development of the athletes' physical, mental, social, and emotional well-being.

Those involved in the athletic program at Thousand Islands Central will strive to foster and promote:

The development of a healthy self-concept and positive self esteem.

A respect for others by demonstrating good sportsmanship.

The development of decision making skills, goal orientation, 

Organization, self-confidence and self-discipline.

The development of courage, enthusiasm, honesty, humor, kindness,

Patience, trust, understanding, fellowship, and leadership.

The development of a strong sense of responsibility as well as right and wrong.

The ideals of competition, cooperation, sportsmanship, and teamwork and the twin goals of participation and success.

The concept of an integral relationship between a sound mind and a sound body leading to a lifetime appreciation for good health habits and physical fitness.

The development of a sound work ethic.

A positive feeling of school loyalty and pride.

  Exemplary conduct is expected of all students who represent Thousand Islands High School.  The school, community, and staff are judged by the behavior of these students.  Older students are public models for many youngsters, and should display appropriate behavior at all times.  Students are expected to avoid doing anything, which will bring embarrassment or an unfavorable view to teammates, coaches, family, school, or community.

Students who participate in the interscholastic athletic program are expected to read, sign, and abide by a code of conduct, which meets and exceeds the requirements of the General District Code of Conduct.