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Thursday, September 12, 6pm at the Kleptz Early Learning Center.

Northmont High School is instituting new processes for all home football games in order to promote a great gameday experience.  

High School and Middle School Students (7-12)

• All high school and middle school students must purchase tickets at school only.  

• Tickets will be sold from the high school and middle school athletic office Wednesday through Friday.  

• All students must enter through the Student gate underneath the pressbox, and all students will be searched upon entry.  

• Students who have purchased an All Sports Pass online, must stop by the high school athletic office the week of each home game to get their physical ticket (at no cost) for the game that week.  Just showing your Student All Sports Pass at football games will not get you into the game.  

• The student gate will close at 7:30pm. No students will be allowed into the game after 7:30pm. No Exceptions. 

• Middle school students may go to the concession stand the last two minutes of each quarter. 

• High school students may go to the concession stand the first two minutes of each quarter. 

• Middle school students will be dismissed at 9:15pm. 

  • Any student remaining at the game after 9:15pm, must be with an adult.  

• Middle school and freshman football players and cheerleaders will get in free with their jerseys on, and must enter through the Student gate with all other students.  

 

Elementary Students (PreK - 6)

• Elementary students must be accompanied by an adult at all times. 

• If students are causing issues whether accompanied by an adult or not, their entire party will be asked to leave.  

• Wee Bolts football players and cheerleaders will get in free with paying adults with their jerseys on.  Students must be accompanied by an adult at all times.  

 

Rules for the General Public

• Gates open at 6:00pm to the general public

• No face coverings of any sort are allowed. 

• No bags will be allowed in the stadium with students.  Adults may have a clear bag if needed.  

• No footballs or any other ball will be allowed in the stadium.  

• The stadium will be evacuated 5 minutes after the conclusion of the game.  This includes parents, students and all other spectators.  No one may remain in the stadium following the game for any reason.  

• No loitering - in the Pit/Concession area, parking lot or under the bleachers. 

  • If found in violation of loitering policy, you will be banned from attending future games. 

 

Consequences

Any misbehavior, including but not limited to, horseplay in the bleachers, inappropriate language, or failure to comply with a request from a staff member will not be tolerated.  Middle school, high school and elementary administrators will work together with Clayton Police to supervise games.  If a student is removed from the stadium for misbehavior, they will not be permitted to attend future games, and may face additional discipline from school the following week.  Please do your part to help make all Northmont Athletic events a safe and enjoyable experience for all in attendance.  

 

Go Bolts!!!

This presentation is offered by Northmont City Schools' Treasurer Ann Ferraro and lays out the District's funding and spending information. Questions can be addressed to Northmont City Schools 937-832-5000 or info@northmontschools.net

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