Register. PARENTS register with valid email username and password. You will be asked to type in a code to verify you are human. If this step is skipped your account will not activate. (If this step is skipped, please contact us to activate your account)
Login using your email address that you registered with
Select “New Clearance” to start the process.
Choose the School Year in which the student plans to participate. Example: Football in Sept 2020 would be the 2020-2021 School Year. Choose the School at which the student attends and will compete for. Choose Sport
Complete all required fields for Student Information, Educational History, Medical History and Signature Forms. (If you have gone through the AthleticClearance.com process before, you will select the Student and Parent/Guardian from the dropdown menu on those pages)
Optional Donation to your athletic program or pay participation fees (private schools only).
Once you reach the Confirmation Message you have completed the process.
If you would like to register for additional sports/activities you may check off those sports below the Confirmation Message. Electronic signatures will be applied to the additional sports/activities.
All of this data will be electronically filed with your school’s athletic department for review. When the student has been cleared for participation, an email notification will be sent.
Athletic Clearance FAQs
What is my Username? Your username is the email address that you registered with.
Multiple Sports Once you complete a clearance for one sport and arrive at the Confirmation Message, you will have the option to check off additional sports/activities for the current school year. PLEASE ONLY CHECK OFF SPORTS YOU KNOW YOU WILL PLAY. Don’t just check ones because you are interested in those. If you decide to participate in an additional sport/activity later on, you can access the multiple sport check boxes by clicking on “Print” under the Confirmation Message of your original Clearance for that specific year.
Physicals The physical form your school uses can be downloaded on the Physicals page. Most schools will accept the physical online (done by uploading the completed form on Step #2) as well as turning in a hard copy to the athletic department.
Document Library This area is meant to store your files so they can be accessed later in the year or perhaps years following. You can either upload your files to the Document Library then apply them to your Clearance on the Physical page OR you can choose/browse for the file on the Physical page and the file will save to the Document Library for future use.
Why haven’t I been cleared? Your school will review the information you have submitted and Clear or Deny your student for participation. You will receive an email when the student is cleared.
My sport is not listed! Please contact your school’s athletic department and ask for your sport to be activated.
Our NJROTC program is looking for students to join our Distinguished Unit:
What does the NJROTC program do?
Promotes Patriotism
Develops informed and responsible citizens
Develops respect for constructed authority
Develops leadership potential
Promotes high school completion
Promotes higher education
Promotes community service
Develops a high degree of personal honor, self-reliance, individual discipline and leadership
Promotes an understanding of the basic elements and need for national security
Provides information on the military services as a possible career
Provides an alternative to gangs
Provides incentive to live healthy and drug free
What are the benefits of NJROTC?
Approximately 70 percent of the NJROTC cadets who are graduating seniors continue to higher education.
The NJROTC program is motivational in encouraging cadets to graduate from high school and continue to higher education offering free ACT/SAT preparation.
NJROTC cadets are better behaved, have higher attendance, are role models for the avoidance of substance abuse, have higher self-esteem, develop positive life skills, on average have higher grade point averages and graduate at a higher rate.
Cadets learn the value of teamwork and individual accomplishments from belonging to NJROTC.
The character education in NJROTC teaches values, principles, and self-discipline promoting positive, productive behaviors and provides a support structure that is critical not only in helping cadets avoid the use of drugs, but living a healthy and fit lifestyle.
NJROTC provides the opportunity for secondary school students to learn the basic elements and need for national security and their personal obligations as Americans.
The program enhances the image of the military in the eyes of the community by providing a chance for success to the nation's youth.
While the training is along military lines, it is conducted so as to encourage initiative and individuality to develop natural gifts, to teach self-control, develop personal character, responsibility and qualities of integrity, loyalty, and dedication.
Cadets accepted for enlistment, who provide evidence of successful completion of at least 3 years of NJROTC are entitled to advanced promotion to pay grade E-3 upon initial enlistment in an active or reserve component of the Navy, or Air Force, and pay grade E-2 in the Army or Marine Corps; or completion of 2 years are entitled to E-2 in the Navy.
Senior Naval Science Instructor is authorized to nominate a maximum of three eligible cadets each year to compete for U.S. Naval Academy appointments.
Administrators of host schools that are designated as Distinguished Units with Academic Honors may nominate three eligible NJROTC cadets as candidates for appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy, U.S. Military Academy, and U.S. Air Force Academy in addition to the three nominations above to the U.S. Naval Academy.
"Hello and welcome to the North Port High School Bobcat team. I’m Mrs. Fusco, the Assistant Principal of Curriculum, and on behalf of all our team, we’re excited to share this information regarding how you will be scheduling for your freshman year at NPHS. There’s a video of this information on the NPHS Facebook page for you to see as well. We have six school counselors, but you will work with one of a team of four next year. If you choose to apply and are accepted to the Cambridge AICE diploma program, your counselor will be Christine McKay. Overseeing that program is Ann Brandenberger, and she has a video link on our registration site as. Nichelle Brown, Brittany McKeith, and Jessica Rutherford will be the counselors for all other students. If you have an IEP, you will also work with Mrs. Vicky O’Gorman or Tish Temple.
Starting the week of April 13, we will have scheduling information available to rising 9th and 10th grade students. You can find this video available on the NPHS Facebook page, but all information can be found on Blackboard at Guidance Department-NPHS.
9th Grade Scheduling Process:
Go onto the internet and search for MYSCS, which will bring you to the option to select MYSCS – SARASOTA COUNTY SCHOOLS
Login to MYSCS using the student n# as the login an pin as the password
Find the tile that says Blackboard Learn on My Home…it might be in another area like instruction or productivity if not used at all
Click on Blackboard Tile
In the upper left corner of Blackboard find the search for course area…type in Guidance Department – NPHS
When the class pulls up there will be an grey down arrow just to the right of the title of the course Guidance Department – NPHS
Click on down arrow and click register/enroll
Your student is now registered for the course and can click on the name under my courses to access the information.
Follow instructions on scheduling
If you will be trying out for VPA (Visual and Performing Arts) classes, you will want to email those teachers directly. Their emails are on the registration sheet.
If you have questions about scheduling, you can email the counselors as well. Contact information is located on the Blackboard page and for all staff on the front page of the NPHS Website under announcements.
We’d really like to have all schedule requests completed by April 27th. After that time, we will begin entering everything into the system.
We know that for some families, computer access is not accessible. If that is the case, but you are able to email a counselor, we can call you to go through the process. If you are not able to do that, please don’t worry. The base schedule will be input for you, and you will be able to book an appointment in May so that we can answer any questions. April is reserved for appointments for rising sophomores.
Just as a reminder, all contact information for staff is on the NPHS website, so if you have questions about specific programs, you can reach out now with questions.
I’m looking forward to meeting everyone, but in the meantime, just remember we for all of us...
