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CONFLICTS WITH EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITES A student athlete who attempts to participate in too many extracurricular activities will undoubtedly have a conflict of obligations. The Athletic Department recognizes that each student should have the opportunity for a broad range of experiences in the area of extracurricular activities and will attempt to schedule events in a manner that will minimize conflicts. When conflicts do arise, the sponsors of the activities will work together to find a solution so the student does not feel as if he/she in the middle. If a solution can not be found, the student athlete will have to make his/her decision based on the following:   1. The relative importance of each event. 2. The importance of each event to the group involved. 3. The relative contribution the student can make. 4. How long each event has been scheduled? 5. Make your decision in cooperation with your parents/guardian.   If it becomes obvious that a student can not fulfill the obligations of a school activity, he/she should withdraw from that activity.