Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

DPAL YOUTH PARTICIPATION APPLICATION

Organization and Purpose The Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League is a non-profit 501 (C) (3) youth organization. Dunn PAL supports the Dunn Police Department under its Community Oriented Policing. The governing organization office and Executive Director of Dunn PAL is located at 610 Fairground Road in Dunn, N.C. Dunn PAL has been in existence since 1995 and has an active Board that assists in funding through contributions and fundraisers. Dunn PAL activities are mainly funded through donations, fundraisers and some grants. PAL is a chartered member of the National Police Athletic/Activities League in Florida (www.nationalpal.org). Dunn PAL is also chartered with United States Basketball Association (USBA), National Travel Basketball Association (NTBA), National United Wrestling Association for Youth (NUWAY) and USA Boxing. The purpose of Dunn PAL is to offer youth an alternative to life on the streets and offer athletic and educational opportunities to keep them off the streets and out of trouble. Dunn PAL was formed to establish trust between Law Enforcement, Citizens and the Youth. To provide a Safe Haven Center and provide an alternative means of enjoyment and activities other than hanging out on the streets. Promote good clean fun, teamwork, responsibility, self respect and problem solving. PAL is for youth, which are in public school ages 5-19 and grades K-12. PAL offers both athletic and non-athletic activities for boys and girls and is not limited to sex, race or ethnic background. Any youth can participate who can follow the PAL participation criteria. PARENTS are definitely invited to participate and volunteer as coaches, spectators, mentors or anything else PAL has available. There is always something to do!!!!! APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS 1. Complete all information in this package. All parent/guardian signatures must be signed by the legal parent/guardian (required). No youth can participate unless all information is filled out and accurate. 2. Provide at least two (2) emergency contact numbers. 3. If any medical problems: bring letter of release from your doctor, complete medical history, list all medications taken and currently taking. 4. Attach a copy of your certified birth certificate or Certificate of Live Birth to this application. Your application will not be accepted and/or processed without all above mentioned items completed. 5. Return this application and all attachments to the PAL Office to be accepted and filed. 6. Effective February 3, 2009 – PAL ID Required. PAL ID Cards are free for 1st, $5 each for duplicate cards.

PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

COPS, KIDS and the COMMUNITY WORKING TOGETHER!!

DUNN PAL PARTICIPATION CRITERIA Each Member (youth) of Dunn PAL is expected to keep high standards for themselves, and be held accountable for their own actions both in the classroom and in the public. No member of Dunn PAL shall consistently continue to get in trouble both at school and at home and stay in the program! Those that constantly get in trouble do not wish to better themselves, nor do they wish other person’s to do the same. Dunn PAL works off of a progress chart in that each member will strive to do better than they did earlier. Those who do not will have the option of attending classes to get them back on track or be placed on suspension or termination from Dunn PAL. Dunn PAL strongly supports education and good grades before athletics. Before you can reach your athletic goal you must first reach the academic goal!!!! The following is Dunn PAL’s participation criteria: 1. Maintaining a minimum of a “C” letter grade average or a 75% numeral grade average in every subject course while attending school. Anyone under a “C” or 75% average must attend PAL’s Tutoring program and/or the schools tutoring program. School Progress Reports will be used. 2. PAL Member is not to continuously get in trouble at school. 3. If any PAL Member is arrested he/she must notify the PAL Director immediately of the charge and the severity. If convicted of the charge he/she may face disciplinary action. If convicted the second time the member will be placed on suspension and/or terminated for the offense. If member is arrested for a third or subsequent charge the member will be terminated immediately. 4. If any PAL Member is suspended from school in which he/she attends, the member is suspended from Dunn PAL the same amount of time. For second and subsequent suspensions from school in a year, the member will be suspended and/or terminated for an extended period to be determined by the PAL Director. 5. Any PAL Member placed in In School Suspension (ISS) more than twice will be under disciplinary status with Dunn PAL. Disciplinary status can be a variety of things such as suspension, community service and other things at the direction of the PAL Director. 6. Any PAL Member who is arrested for violations of local, state or federal laws other than drug violations will be considered under the PAL Disciplinary Status and will be required to attend other means of discipline such as psychiatric treatments, counseling sessions, peer mediation classes etc. imposed on the member before returning to PAL and may be ordered to attend such classes while participating in PAL. 7. All terminations from Dunn PAL will be for a period no less than 12 months from the date of termination. PAL Member must re-apply to Dunn PAL for admission and be approved to participate in Dunn PAL. 8. Anyone who graduates from high school will not be eligible to participate once he/she graduates. Anyone who drops out of school will not be allowed to participate. Anyone who enrolls in an approved High School Diploma Program at a community college and presents a letter of enrollment and is age 18 or younger can participate under the same guidelines as above. Community College students must attend every class. Community College students who miss two consecutive classes will be considered a drop out and automatically terminated from Dunn PAL.

PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

DRUG/ALCOHOL POLICY PAL MEMBERS EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 7, 2002 Definitions: PAL Members – Any youth between the ages of 5 and 19 years old who are enrolled in the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League. Must be enrolled and attending an accredited educational school in grades 4-12. Drug/Alcohol – Any intoxicating beverage and/or any illegal Controlled Substance which the State of North Carolina or the Federal Government has declared as being Illegal under the General Statues of North Carolina and the United States code. Consume/Digest – Refers to anything taken orally and/or intravenously into the human body. Possess/Possession – Refers to the actual holding and/or on the person of any individual and/or any item that is in the control of any individual. Intoxication and/or Under the Influence – Physical or mental impairment of one’s faculties due to the effects of alcohol and/or controlled substances (drugs) to such a degree as to reduce the capability of an individual to exercise rational judgment or discharge their assigned obligations. Positive Alcohol Test – The presence of alcohol in an individual’s system at a level that registers on a qualified alcohol instrument conducted by the City of Dunn Police Department. Any amount of alcohol that registers on a qualified instrument is in violation of local, state and federal law for being under the legal age for the consumption of alcohol. Positive Controlled Substance Test – A positive finding on an approved portable testing device/kit which is approved by the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League. A positive laboratory finding of the presence of a drug or a metabolite thereof, in an individual’s urine and/or blood at levels prohibited by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) or, for those drugs not subject to SAMHSA guidelines, at the levels prohibited by the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League and/or the City of Dunn. All “positive” controlled substance tests shall be confirmed by a different technology than used in the initial test. Random Testing – This is an unannounced drug test given to a predetermined percentage of PAL Members. These PAL Members are selected in a statistically sound random selection process from a pool of all eligible PAL Members. Reasonable Suspicion – The belief that one is using or has used drugs and/or alcohol in violation of the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League policy. This belief shall be based upon specific, contemporaneous, articulable observations concerning the appearance, behavior, speech or body odors of the person suspected. The observations must be made by a trained supervisor. By way of illustration, and not limitation, the following, either singularly, or in combination, may constitute reasonable suspicion: (1) Direct observation of drug and/or alcohol use or possession; (2) Physical symptoms or manifestations of being under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol including, but not limited to slurred speech, odor on the breath, incoherence, or loss of coordination, etc. (3) Extreme behavior including verbal or physical altercations with others; (4) Evidence that a PAL Member may have tampered with a specimen; (5) Verifiable information from others based upon their observations. Reasonable Suspicion Testing – Testing of a PAL Member based on abnormal actions sufficient to cause reasonable suspicion that he/she has violated this policy. Supervisors must document reasonable suspicion either within 24 hours of the event giving rise to the reasonable suspicion, or, prior to actually receiving drug-testing results.

PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

Purpose The purpose of initiating a Zero Drug and Alcohol Policy is to ensure and enforce a Drug and Alcohol Free PAL Center and Drug and Alcohol Free Youth. This section of PAL Rules and Regulations is not intended to implicate and accuse, but is to ensure and enforce PAL’s Zero tolerance of Drug and Alcohol use. This policy and governing rules is to educate both the youth and Parents of Drug ad Alcohol use and the consequences of its use here at PAL. General Policy It is hereby declared the General Policy of the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League: To maintain a play and education facility to be free of alcohol and substance abuse and to take whatever actions are reasonably necessary to insure that this policy is achieved and that those subject to it are aware of and comply with the requirements herein. To provide PAL Members with an Assistance Program with access to counseling for a limited amount of visits. That conduct by PAL Members in contravention of this policy is unacceptable and declared to be “detrimental personal conduct” and shall be cause for disciplinary action up to including dismissal from PAL without prior warning. Whenever appropriate, PAL Members who are substance abusers will be encouraged to seek rehabilitation. Specific Responsibility of PAL Members It is hereby declared the policy of the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League that PAL Members shall: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Not unlawfully use, possess, manufacture, distribute, dispense or sell controlled substances as defined in the North Carolina General Statues. Not possess or use, or have the odor of alcohol on their breath or person while enrolled in the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League. By North Carolina State Law, a person MUST be 21 years of age to possess, consume and/or purchase any alcohol (intoxicating beverage). Submit immediately to reasonable requests for testing when requested by a responsible Supervisor, Coach, Parent and/or PAL Staff Member or other authorized Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League representative. Refusal shall be cause for disciplinary action up to and including dismissal from PAL for at least 12 months or longer. Notify their Supervisor, Coach, Volunteer, Parent and/or PAL Staff Member before beginning any PAL activity when taking any medications or drugs, prescription or non-prescription, which may interfere with the safe and effective performance of such activity. Provide to the PAL Director within 24 hours of request, a current valid prescription for any drug or medication identified when a drug screen/analysis is positive. The Prescription must be in the PAL Members name. Notify the PAL Director and parent/guardian within four days of being charged with or convicted of, a drug or alcohol related offense. The failure to so notify – whether or not a subsequent conviction occurs – and any conviction that may occur shall be grounds for disciplinary action, including dismissal for a period of no less than six (6) months or longer. Duty To Report To Parent/Guardian

It is the Duty of the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League to report to the legal parent/guardian of the PAL Member the circumstances of the drug/alcohol violation of this policy. 1. 2. 3. 4.

PAL will report to the legal parent/guardian the violation of this policy PAL will report that a drug/alcohol testing is required of the violation. PAL will report any and all findings from all testing results. PAL will report all disciplinary action and/or dismissal to the legal parent/guardian. PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

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PAL will report all recommended counseling, testing etc. to the legal parent/guardian.

Membership Information Form Confidentiality: Any confidential information requested is for our records and for the funding our Organization receives. The answers you provide will be kept completely confidential. Your cooperation in providing this information is both appreciated and necessary. (1) Head of Household ( ) Please Print First Name: _____________________ Last Name: _______________________ Family Income: ____ under $2,000 ____ $2,000-5,000 ____ $5,000-10,000 ____ $10,000-20,000 ____ $20,000-30,000____ $30,000-45,000 ____ over $45,000 Gender: (circle one) Male / Female Address: ______________________________ City _____________State ________ Zip ___________Phone Number: Home ____________Work _________________ E-Mail Address: ___________________________ E-Mail Type: __________________ Employer: __________________________________________________ Job Title: ______________________ Occupation: _____________________________________ Family Size: _____________

(2) Parents / Guardian ( ) Please Print First Name: ____________________ Last Name: _______________________ Family Income: ____ under $2,000 ____ $2,000-5,000 ____ $5,000-10,000 ____ $10,000-20,000 ____ $20,000-30,000____ $30,000-45,000 ____ over $45,000 Gender: Male / Female Address: ___________________________________________ City _____________ State _______ Zip ________________Phone Number: Home __________________ Work ________________________ E-Mail Address: ___________________________ E-Mail Type: ________________ Employer: __________________________________________________ Job Title: ______________________ Occupation: ____________________________ PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

Family Size: _____________ Youth PAL Member Information ( ) Please Print First Name: __________________ Middle Name: _____ Last Name: ____________________ Membership Type (place an X in the blank that applies): ____ Adult ____ Advisory Board ____ College ____ Honorary AD. Board ____ Police Officer ____ Staff ____ Volunteer ____ Youth under 12 ____ Youth under 14 ____ Youth under 16 ____ Youth under 19 Birth Date: ____/____/______

Last 4 of Social Security Number: _______

Gender: (circle one) (Male / Female) Nick Name: ____________________ Ethnicity: __African-American __American Indian __Caucasian __Hispanic __Latino School: _________________________ County _______________ Grade _______ SIMS # _______________ Pick Up Authorization Password: _________________________ Household Type: __Both Parents __Foster Parent (1) __Foster Parents (2) __Group Home __Guardian __Single Parent/Guardian Referring Organization: __Adult Court __Angier Police Dept. __Coats Police Dept. __Cooperative Extension __DSS __Dunn Middle School __Dunn Police Dept. __Erwin Police Dept. __Harnett Central High School __Harnett Central Middle School __Harnett County Sheriff's Dept. __Harnett Primary School __Juvenile Services __Lillington Police Dept. __N.C. Probation Office __Parent/Guardian __Triton High School Check all that apply ___ TANF ___ Food Stamps ___ General Assistance ___ SSDI ___ SSI ___ Veterans Compensation ___ Day Care Voucher ___ School Lunch Program ___ Medicaid ___ Can Swim Address: ____________________________ City ____________ State ____ Zip __________ Phone Number Home____________________ Work ___________________________ Address Type: (circle one) Home / Work E-Mail Address: ______________________ E-Mail Type: ________________________ Pick Up / Emergency Contact Information Two people authorized to pick up 1.) First Name: _____________________ Last Name: _______________________ Circle One: Parent / Guardian Emergency Contact Number: _______________ Primary Emergency Contact Number: _______________Lives With Member: ______________ 2.) First Name: _________________________ Last Name: ____________________________ Circle One: Parent / Guardian Emergency Contact Number: ______________ Primary Emergency Contact Number: _____________ Lives With Member: ________________ PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

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610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

DPAL Office use Only: 21 CCLC Program: ( Yes / No ) - SES Program ( Yes / No ) - JCPC Program ( Yes / No )

Dunn PAL Participation Registration Form (Please Print)

Date: _____________

Youth’s Full Legal Name: _____________________________________________ Legal Parent/Guardian(s): _______________________________________________ County and State Youth Born: _________________________________________ PARENTS/GUARDIAN ALLOW TO PARTICIPATE STATEMENT: I am the legal parent/guardian of the youth named above, and I understand the Organization Statement and Purpose of the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League. I further give my permission for my child to participate in Dunn PAL. I agree for my child to attend all PAL related activities and functions as much as possible. I further agree that my child will follow the PAL Participation Criteria and Drug/Alcohol Policy at all times for the duration of this registration. I have made my child aware of the PAL Participation Criteria and Drug/Alcohol Policy and he/she has agreed to follow the rules set out on this registration form. I further agree to assist the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League whenever possible with events, fundraisers and Advisory Board Meetings. I am aware that the Dunn Police Department is the lead organization and the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League sponsors all activities, and most are free of charge. I agree that I will not hold the Dunn Police Department, Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, City of Dunn, Volunteers, Staff, Police Officers, PAL Director, members or sponsors responsible for any accident or injury beyond their control. I am the Parent/Guardian of the above youth, and I have read and understand the above form and read and understand all information contained in the PAL Participation Criteria and Drug/Alcohol Policy and agree to all its contents. I further agree that all the information contained in this application is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge. (MORE ON BACK) Parent/Guardian Signature: ____________________________ Date: _________________________________

PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

MEDICAL RELEASE This form is to be filled out completely and filed with Dunn PAL before the youth can participate in any activities or go on any trips. MEDICAL HISTORY Youth Age: ___________

Race: _____ Sex: _______

Is there a known history of: A. Birth Deformities? Yes____ No____ B. Known past illness of more than one week’s duration? Yes____ No____ C. Medical conditions currently under treatment? Yes____ No____ D. Fractures of other disability? Yes____ No____ E. Any permanent deformity of disability? Yes____ No____ F. Allergy (drugs, food, clothing etc.)? Yes____ No____ G. Mental disorder or convulsions? Yes____ No____ H. Currently Taking Medication? Yes____ No____ If any question is answered yes above please explain in detail below. Attach additional sheets if necessary.

MEDICAL RELEASE FORM I am the legal parent/guardian of the youth applying to the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League and I have legal custody and control of the youth and I do hereby grant the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League Director, Staff, Police Officers, Volunteers and Coaches of Dunn, N.C. permission to seek treatment for my child to a hospital or qualified physician in the case of an accident or injury for medical treatment. I give the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League Director, Staff, Police Officers, Volunteers and Coaches the authority to make emergency medical decisions in my absence and I know that they will contact me at their earliest time and notify me of the emergency with my child. I further agree for my child to be transported to any medical facility for emergency medical treatment. Signature of Legal Parent/Guardian: ______________________________________ Child’s Name: _______________________________________________ Signature of Witness: _________________________________ Date: ______________________________________

PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

PARENT CONSENT FORM A.) I Hereby grant permission for my child to participate in Dunn PAL. I specifically authorize the following: 1.) Conducting of interviews, tests, grades and questionnaire for student or project evaluation purposes. 2.) Release of confidential school information (results of academic or special education testing and grades) as needed from the school my child attends. 3.) Referral of other agencies for specific services. 4.) Publicity activities, including interviews, photos and video taping. 5.) Authorization for my child to be transported to field trips, meetings, games and other activities. 6.) Participation in services specified in my child’s program such as counseling, instruction and enrichment. 7.) Emergency medical treatment to be administered at a local hospital or any licensed health practitioner or dentist, in the event of illness, accident or emergency, if I am unable to be reached. B.) I further state I will not hold Dunn PAL or any other authorized agency liable for such medical treatment in such case of illness, accident or any emergency situation. C.) To further my child’s academic, personal and vocational development, I will participate in at least one parent – Dunn PAL conference per nine weeks. D.) Indicated below are any specific activities in which I do not wish my child to participate: ________________________________________________________ ** By signing below I agree to all the terms listed in A-E above. **

Signature of Parent/Guardian: _____________________________ Date: __________ Signature of Youth/Child: ________________________________ Date: __________ Home Phone: ___________________ Work Phone: ___________________ Emergency Contact Person: ______________________________________________ Address: _______________________ City: _________ Phone: _________________ Name of Medical Insurance Carrier for youth: ________________________________ Policy/Group Number: _____________________________________

PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING I am the legal Parent/Guardian of the below named child, I understand and agree to the following arrangements for transportation as it relates to my child’s participation in the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League Program: 1.

My child has my permission to be transported from his/her school to the Dunn PAL Center (or other site of activity) by the Harnett County School Bus.

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On days when my child is participating in PAL Activities, the Harnett County Public School will not transport my child to my home after activities.

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Following the activities, my child may be transported to my home by members of the Dunn Police Department, Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League or other responsible adults working with the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League.

Signature of legal Parent/Guardian: ___________________________________________ Name of Youth/Child: ___________________________________________________ Witness: _________________________________________________________ Date: ________________________________

PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

DRUG/ALCOHOL TESTING CONSENT FORM I am the legal Parent/Guardian of ____________________________________ who is enrolled as a Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League Member and is ______ years old. I, the legal parent/guardian, have read the entire Drug/Alcohol Policy of the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League for PAL Members. I fully understand the policy in its entirety and agree to its contents. I, the parent/guardian, understand that I will be contacted upon the circumstances that could lead my child to being administered a drug/alcohol test. I further understand that the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League will utilize a portable Drug/Alcohol Testing Kit and I will be given the results of such test after it is completed. I also understand that all positive results will be sent to a qualified laboratory to be verified and I will be given the results. I further being the legal Parent/Guardian of ______________________________ do hereby agree to the Drug/Alcohol Policy and fully agree and give permission for the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League and/or any person and/or organization they designate to perform any and all such drug/alcohol testing on my child as deemed necessary. I ______________________________ do hereby give permission for my child to be drug/alcohol tested anytime while being enrolled in the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League. Date: ____________________________ I _______________________________ am the PAL Member (youth) of the above parent/guardian. I understand the PAL Drug/Alcohol Policy and agree to its contents and I further give permission to be Drug/Alcohol tested anytime I am requested to do such test. Date: _______________________________ Legal Parent/Guardian Sign: ________________________________________________ PAL Member (youth) Sign: _________________________________________________ Witness: ________________________________________ __________________________________________ Date: ___________________________________________

PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

2016-2017 AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM REGISTRATION Student Name: ____________________________________________ PAL ID#: ____________ LAST

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COMMENTS: PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

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Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

Dunn PAL After-School Program Contract This document will present the procedures for disciplining student behaviors at the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League. We are committed to academic success for every student. Here at the Dunn PAL, we expect that each student will respect staff members, volunteers, and other students at all times. Every student will conduct himself/herself in a manner compatible with the enrichment’s function as an educational/enrichment facility. Students that disrupt the operation of the program; interfere with the rights of others; or damage PAL or personal property will be held accountable for that behavior. (See PAL rules) Any staff member who witnesses inappropriate behavior has the obligation and responsibility to implement this system. Any parent volunteer witnessing any inappropriate behavior will notify a staff member so disciplinary action, if warranted, can be taken. The PAL’S Education Director will design a comprehensive prevention plan in order to set up every student for success. Appropriate student dress and grooming are important factors in the safe and orderly operation of the camp. Each student’s appearance should reflect a positive image of the school and contribute to a distraction-free learning environment. Students are not to wear clothing that is loose, sagging, cut, torn, baggy, revealing, spaghetti-strap, backless, low cut or short.

PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

Pants- must be worn at the waist or upper hip and must not reveal underclothing. Shorts and Skirts- must be fitted at the waist or upper hip, must not reveal underclothing, and must be mid-thigh in length or longer. Tops (Shirts and Blouses) - must not revealed underclothing, midsection, torso, back, chest, breasts or cleavage. Dresses- must not reveal underclothing, midsection, torso, back, chest, breasts, or cleavage and must be mid-thigh in length or longer. Shoes- must not distract from or interfere with the learning environment or present a safety or health hazard. Tennis shoes or closed-toe shoes are preferred. House shoes/house slippers of any kind are not allowed. Head Coverings- no type of head covering is to be worn in the facility at any time unless otherwise told by higher authority. Underclothing- must wear appropriate underclothing. Pajamas/loungewear- any and all pajamas/loungewear are prohibited. Jewelry/Piercings- Noisy, distracting and excessive jewelry or accessories are prohibited. Jewelry/Piercings must not distract from or interfere with the learning environment or present a safety or health hazard. Tattoos- Permanent or temporary must not become a distraction or student will be told to cover them. PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

Our weapon policy is strongly enforced and is easy to abide by. A “weapon” means any object, devise or instrument, designed as a weapon or through its use is capable of threatening or producing bodily harm or which may be used to inflict selfinjury. Any persons found with weapons on PAL property will be turn over to the Dunn Police Department. Here at the Dunn PAL Center we are dedicated to excellence as well as education. It is through our dedication that we have implemented several new ideas into PAL. Your child is expected to participate in homework studies at least 30 minutes to one hour each day depending on their current grade in each class and MUST participate in enrichment programs. Each student will be regularly evaluated and is expected to meet certain requirements set by his/her instructor. Also each participant in our After-school program MUST participate in at least one Enrichment program of his/her choice (Art, Media Arts, Robotics, Athletics, etc.). Satisfactory attendance and particpation to practices is a must. Failure to comply with the rules and regulation of this program will result in your child being dismissed from the program. All PAL/21st CCLC Members are required to attend and particpate a minimum of 30 days within each semester (Sept.-Dec. also Jan.-May). Upon 3 unexcused absences a “warning” notice will be sent to the parent/guardian that the student is in jeopardy of becoming terminated from the After-school program. A fourth unexcused absence will be immediate termination from the program. Here at Dunn PAL, student’s safety is our main concern. Any person that is not on the Pick Up/Emergency Contact list must have a note from the parent/guardian on this application in order to pick up a student. The note must include: the student’s name, date & time of pick up, a contact number to reach the

PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League, Inc. 610 Fairground Road / Post Office Box 1238 Dunn, N.C. 28335 Office 910-892-1873 / Fax 910-892-9962 www.dunnpal.org / Internet TV www.dpaltv.com FILLING PLAYGROUNDS, NOT PRISON’S

parent/guardian from this application will be required should we have any concerns, and the note must be signed by the parent/guardian giving permission. A valid photo ID from the person is required to pick up the student. If we do not have this, the person will be considered unauthorized and will not be allowed to pick up the student. Each parent of a member will be required to successfully participate a MINIMUM of 4 Volunteer hours each month to directly benefit the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League in its programs and fundraisers and/or the local school your child attends. There will be a Mandatory one-hour Parent meeting the 3rd Thursday of each month at 6:00 PM location to be announced. Attendance in this meeting counts toward your 4 hours a month, also PTA’s you attend will count. *Failure to meet the required 4 hours which includes the mandatory parent meeting each month could terminate your child immediately without prior warning.* I hereby give my child permission to use the Dunn Police Athletic & Activities League computers for E-mail and/or Internet in compliance with Title XIII Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998. By signing this sheet you acknowledge that you are fully aware of every rule and/or violation that is in this contract. These rules will be strictly enforced ________________________________ (Parent Signature) ____________________________________________ (Student Signature) ____________________________________________ (Witness)

PAL Board Chief of Police William Halliburton Executive Director Lt. R. W. Rowland

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