CARMEL UNITED SOCCER CLUB

​Verbal Abuse Policy
Carmel United is a volunteer-run organization. We will not tolerate any abuse and/or disrespect directed at our volunteer coaches, administrators, or board members. We also do not tolerate verbal abuse of players, other parents, teams, referees, etc., and we reserve the right to decline from participation, via suspension and/or expulsion, any individuals who violate those terms. 

Facility Policies

​The following rules must be followed at all Carmel United events and facilities the Club uses. These policies apply to both practices and games, as well as any other types of events held by the Club, inclusive of both our Travel and Inhouse programs:

• Dogs, or pets of any kind, are not permitted on the grounds of any facility unless they are Service Animals as defined by Titles II and III of the Americans with Disabilities Act and, as such, have been trained to perform a specific task for the person with a disability. Emotional support animals and therapy dogs are not “service animals” under Titles II and III of the ADA and are therefore not permitted. Rules for away travel games are at the discretion of the Club/Town/School District in which the game will be played but I would probably follow the same guidelines.​
  
• The use of tobacco or tobacco-related products is strictly forbidden anywhere on the property, including fields, parking lots, surrounding grounds, and buildings. This includes traditional cigarettes, cigars, pipes, etc., as well as vaping products and e-cigarettes.
  
• Alcoholic beverages are not permitted.
  
• Please use trash receptacles for all garbage. We need to leave the fields the same way we found them.
  

Please understand that these rules are in place to protect the health and well being of all of our players and their families.  If you are found to be in violation of any of these policies, you will be expected to leave the premises immediately. Thank you in advance for your cooperation. 

Good Reads

• Parents Code of Conduct
  
• Why they stop
• ​The Parents Guide to Youth Soccer

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