Keyport High School is a member of the Shore Conference of High Schools School Colors: Red & White Mascot: Red RaiderDivision: 'B' CentralState Group Classification: Central Jersey Group 1Office Phone: 732-212-6100 x 3251

Mission Statement:Melrose High School is committed to developing academic and personal excellence. In partnership with home and community, we foster a safe and caring learning environment. Read more

Unadilla Valley offers a range of athletic programs to students for modified, junior varsity, and varsity teams. The district participates in Midstate Athletic Conference (MAC). Read more

Cloverdale High School is a member of the North Coast Section (N.C.S.) of theCalifornia Interscholastic Federation (C.I.F.). Read more

Dedicated to academic excellence and social responsibility.The mission of West Essex Regional School District is to produce self-sufficient citizens who are adaptable to change and who possess the self-esteem, motivation and skills: To continue life-long learning and individual growthTo meet the ch Read more

Boonsboro High competes in the Central Maryland Athletic Conference (CMC).

The New York State Athletic Administrators' Association was formed in 1981 under its parent affiliate organization, the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators' Association. Read more

It is the Northwest High School District #82 philosophy to encourage students to participate in a variety of activities/athletics and not limit themselves in their potential growth through experiences. Specialization is not encouraged at the high school level. Read more

The Ramapo Indian Hills Regional High School District believes in the guiding principle behind the participation in athletics. We will provide the leadership; resources and support to ensure all student-athletes receive the finest academic and athletic experience possible. Read more

The Directors of Athletics Association of New Jersey is the professional organization for New Jersey high school athletic administrators. The DAANJ works closely with the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association to promote interscholatic athletic programs in the state. Read more

Interlake High School is a member of the KINGCO Conference, the SEA-KING District, and the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA). Interlake High School teams compete with teams throughout the conference and state for league, district and state honors.

1. PHILOSOPHY OF ATHLETICS The interscholastic athletic program in South Kingstown Schools is an accepted and integral part of the curriculum, which produces many benefits difficult to achieve in other areas of education. Read more

Norsemen Athletics – A Tradition of Excellence As an integral part of a community (Grosse Pointe Woods, MI) that prides itself on a commitment to excellence, the athletic program at Grosse Pointe North High School is a reflection of that desire to bring out the best in our students, parents, sch Read more

WSD 246 - Mission The Wenatchee School District is committed and designed to provide a comprehensive instructional program from kindergarten through the completion of high school. Read more

INTRODUCTION The Jonathan Dayton High School athletic program is an essential part of the overall educational experience and is as central to the development of students as academics and the arts. Read more

Madera High School strives to provide an athletic environment that will enrich the students overall educational experiences. Read more

Blanchet Catholic School offers students of all ages and abilities the opportunity to compete in athletics. Our mission is to provide students with an athletic experience that develops life skills by cultivating moral, physical, intellectual and emotional growth. Read more

It is the mission of The Morgan School to cultivate intellect and character in partnership with families and the community.  Students learn in a rigorous academic and student-centered environment that prepares them to become resourceful, productive, healthy citizens in a global society. Read more