Parent/Guardian Permission Form for Unchaperoned Middle Schoolers in BCS Community's Jr Rose Parade Entry 
  • Individual middle schoolers may walk in the parade with or without an adult. To walk unchaperoned, students will need to fill out our RSVP form and parents/guardians will need to fill out the permission form below
  • Middle school groups are not permitted to walk unchaperoned and will need to bring adults with them 
  • For more info, visit our event page on the PTA website or email brendafrink@gmail.com or bethjsilva@gmail.com
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1.) My middle schooler has my permission to participate in the BCS Community's Jr Rose Parade entry unchaperoned. I understand that the PTA, BCS, and PPS not providing chaperones or supervising individual students--this is a "walk at your own risk" event.    *
2.) I agree that my student has the maturity, independence, and problem-solving skills to safely conduct themselves home--whether from the formation area, the disband area, or any point along the parade route. This may include the following situations: 

(1) A student may choose to leave the event or may become unintentionally separated from the BCS group 

(2) A student may be asked to leave the event immediately if BCS behavior expectations or Jr Rose Parade rules are not followed
 
(3) Middle school students will be released at the disband area at the end of the parade
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3.) I am aware that my student must bring a student ID to participate in the BCS Jr Rose Parade event, must follow all directions from adult volunteers, and must follow the behavior expectations and rules listed below. (If any concerns with direction, they may seek guidance from PTA organizers Brenda Frink and Beth Silva or from any BCS staff at the event.) If behavior expectations or rules are not met, my student will be asked to leave the event and will be responsible for getting home from that location.

BCS student behavior expectations: 
* All PPS school rules apply during the event (however phone use is allowed)
* No alcohol, tobacco, or other drugs allowed at any time
* Phone use is allowed at the event. Students must use phones responsibly and respect others' wishes with regard to any photos or videos captured at the event
* Students will be polite and considerate of adults and students at the event, including younger children 
* Language, behavior, and any signs must be appropriate for younger children at the event
* Students will conduct themselves in a way that represents BCS positively to the broader community

Jr Rose Parade rules (from Rose Festival website) 
* The parade is open to children through middle school age and their chaperones
* All entries must be appropriate for an audience of small children and are subject to Committee approval.
* All entries must follow the instructions of parade officials
* All entries must keep up with the parade. No counter marching or stopping to perform routines -- they must be done while moving forward
* Nothing can be handed out or thrown from the parade due to safety concerns. Do not plan on passing out flyers, candy, etc. Such items may be confiscated by parade officials
* No advertising is permitted without Committee approval
* No entries allowed with religious, political, or social messaging
* No horses or motor driven vehicles (other than official cars) allowed
* All marchers must wear shoes
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Questions? Contact brendafrink@gmail.com or bethjsilva@gmail.com
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