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11 Steps to Archery Success

Dear Parent(s)/Guardians, 

Temecula Valley Charter School Physical Education is pleased to announce the addition of archery to our physical education program. Archery is a part of our regular PE program and will be taught to all middle school students, unless you specifically request that your child not participate.

 

While the NASP (National Archery in the Schools Program) has a better safety record than most other physical activities, there is always a chance for injury. Your child may come home with a bruise on their forearm from the bow string hitting it. If this occurs, please remind your child to inform their teacher so that I may assist them. Archery has fewer injuries than any of the “ball sports”, with the exception of table tennis. Injuries and accidents can be nearly eliminated when safety rules are followed. Students will show mastery of the safety rules and procedures prior to using any archery equipment.

Students must abide by ALL rules and regulations of the school and also of those established by NASP. Any student that does not abide by the necessary guidelines, proper disciplinary action may be taken, which includes dismissal from the archery program. Absolutely no archery equipment is to be brought from home. No bows, arrows, arm guards, sights or releases may be brought by students or parents.  If you and your child understand and accept the responsibilities that come with archery participation please complete the attached release form and return it to Mrs. Hauser. No student will be allowed to participate in “hands on” archery without this form filled out completely. Release forms are due by Feb. 13th. 

If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to email me. 

Thank you, 

Mrs. Hauser 

jhauser@tvcscougars.com