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Middle-school coaches outline code of conduct and academic eligibility for athletes

Cuba City School District · July 28, 2026
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Summary

School athletics staff reviewed conduct rules and an academic eligibility policy: a warning period is provided and students become ineligible for games with two D grades or one F until grades improve; practices continue during ineligibility.

The district’s middle-school athletics representative reviewed the code of conduct, academic warnings and the eligibility process for student-athletes. “If you have 2 D’s, you become, ineligible, and I’ll do that in just a 2nd. Or it’s 1 F,” the ADE said while describing the district’s approach to academic eligibility, which provides a warning week for students to raise grades before they are barred from game participation.

The ADE said the system is structured to align with high-school policies, with a progressive approach to discipline and eligibility. Families were encouraged to monitor grades and to use the warning week to improve academic performance; coaches will apply the policy and may still allow students to attend practices while they are ineligible for games.