Parent Duties

Pop Warner Football is an expensive and volunteer intensive program.   We need every parent to contribute if we are going to continue to provide a quality program and keep registration fees affordable.   Pop Warner would run at a financial loss if not for fundraising, concessions and the assistance of volunteers.

There are many different activities that you may volunteer for, including:

            Team Parent                  Concessions                 Field Set-up & Cleanup

            Chain Gang                   Play Monitors                Fund Raising

PLEASE, when you are asked - help us out.  Remember that Coaches and Board Members are volunteering hundreds of hours of their time for your kids – we are asking for a little of your valuable time in return.  It is also a great way to get to know the parents of your child's teammates.

Additionally, you do your children a great service by making sure they get to practices and games on time, and with the right equipment/uniform.

All parents are required to attend a mandatory meeting to review important topics such as safety, equipment, rules, requirements, Regional play, and the responsibilities of parents and athletes. At least one parent from each family must attend.

• Learn what your child expects from football or cheerleading and encourage him/her to give their best effort, and be supportive of the commitment that your child has made to the team/squad.
• Be a role model of good sportsmanship by not criticizing the athletes, coaches or officials.
• Parents, relatives and friends must refrain from unofficial coaching.
• Fulfill your parent volunteer duties during the season.
• Make sure your child is dropped off and picked up on time for all practices & games.

Meetings
All parents are required to attend a mandatory meeting to review important topics such as safety, equipment, rules, requirements, Regional play, and the responsibilities of parents and athletes will be covered.  At least one parent from each family must attend.

Responsibilities
• Learn what your child expects from football or cheerleading and encourage him/her to give their best effort, and be supportive of the commitment that your child has made to the team/squad.
• Be a role model of good sportsmanship by not criticizing the athletes, coaches or officials.
• Parents, relatives and friends must refrain from unofficial coaching.
• Fulfill your parent volunteer duties during the season.
• Make sure your child is dropped off and picked up on time for all practices & games.