As an athletic director or school administrator, one of the most common questions you may have is: How do I get my coaches to use FinalForms?
Coach Clay, the CEO and co-founder of FinalForms, knows firsthand the challenges coaches face. With limited time and so many responsibilities, it can be tough to get coaches to fully adopt a new system. But FinalForms is designed to make the process as easy as possible.
As a parent of a student athlete, keeping up with physicals and other important forms can feel like a lot to manage. At FinalForms, we’ve made the process simpler, so you can focus on what matters most—your student’s health, wellness, and performance. If you’re wondering how to update your athlete’s physical through our platform, Coach Clay (CEO and Co-founder of FinalForms) has a quick and easy guide to walk you through the process.
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In the world of high school athletics, core values are the guiding principles that shape a team's culture, behavior, and overall reputation. Just as student-athletes rely on consistent coaching and training to improve their performance, coaches need clear values to direct their decisions, foster unity, and build a sense of purpose. So, does every coach need core values? The answer lies in how these principles impact both individuals and teams.
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In the fast-paced world of education, back-to-school registration is a crucial yet often stressful process for administrators, parents, and students alike. The efficiency of this process sets the tone for the school year and can have a lasting impact on the overall parent experience. So, what can we learn from back-to-school registration, and how can schools improve their processes? By examining common pain points and exploring solutions, we can streamline registration and set the stage for a successful school year.
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In our world of education, effective communication between schools and parents is not just a formality—it forms the partnership that shapes a child’s learning journey. Just as coaches and athletes thrive on trust and clear feedback, so too do schools and families. Navigating this dynamic requires empathy, clarity, and a commitment to mutual understanding.
As an athletic director, your list of demands, responsibilities, and requirements is exhausting. This summer must hire coaches, clear athletes, inform parents, and prepare venues... and those are just a few to-do's on your list.
The time commitment and communication requirements are daunting, but every year you do it. And, education-based athletics will continue to thrive based on the herculean efforts of people like you.
FinalForms Community,
As an athletic director, your list of demands, responsibilities, and requirements is exhausting. This summer must hire coaches, clear athletes, inform parents, and prepare venues... and those are just a few to-do's on your list.
The time commitment and communication requirements are daunting, but every year you do it. And, education-based athletics will continue to thrive based on the herculean efforts of people like you.
The NFHS NIAAA National Athletic Director’s Conference has been the premier event in the industry for 51 years. The excitement of visiting the host city, arriving in a big hotel room, learning new things, eating at new restaurants, seeing new gadgets and gear, and socializing with fellow ADs is an unparalleled opportunity that we all appreciate just a little bit more right now.
Soooo… yeah, 2020 will be a bit different.
The good news is you can still get a lot out of it. The AD Conference is more accessible than ever. Sessions, vendors, and new relationships await. It’ll just take a little more effort than your nice, big smile this year. Don’t worry, we’re here to help. We’ve come up with a simple checklist that includes all the skills and savvy you’ll make the most of the 2020 AD Conference.
Huddle up… here we go…
We get it. COVID-19 sucks up funding, crushes budgets, disrupts time lines, and creates chaos in every athletic department. Your job as an AD is more demanding right now than it's ever been. As you look at your budget, it's time to cut unnecessary commitments and identify options that can save you time, money, and headaches.
(Stick around for the kicker at the end!)