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KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ANNUAL VERIFICATION OF TITLE I PROCEDURES SCHOOL YEAR KHSAA Form GE19 Rev.5/11 The Piarist High School,, Hager Hill Kentucky (Name of High School) (City) certifies to the Kentucky High School Athletic Association that the following is an accurate and true representation of the facts surrounding compliance with 2 U.S.C. Sections 1681-1688, et. Seq. (also known as Title I). I certify the following provisions in accordance with records at the school contained in the permanent Title I file, at least one copy of which must be maintained in the Principal s office, and to the best of my knowledge have completed the following tasks: I. Established a gender equity committee at the high school. (List committee personnel and provide attachment if necessary) Name Address Phone Title (Supt., Principal, Student, Parent, Coach, Etc.) Kevin Tackett po box 6 hi hat ky 41636 66-471-236 AD Terry Williams 121 williams lane prestonsburg ky 41653 66-471-128 Coach Father Tom Carroll 6477 ky 8 martin ky 41649 66-789-1967 Principal Lauren Wright 371 maple ave prestonsburg ky 41653 66-471-2344 Student Skylar Williams 121 williams lane prestonsburg ky 41653 66-471-128 Student II. Scheduled a minimum of three meetings during the school year on the following dates: Sep 2, 215 Feb 2, 216 Apr 4, 216 III. Designated the following person(s) as the Title I coordinator for the school: Name Title Address Phone po box 6 hi hat ky 41636 Kevin Tackett AD 66-471-236 IV. Designated the following person(s) as the Title I coordinator for the district: Name Title Address Phone n/a n/a n/a n/a School personnel are continuing to make periodic reviews of the boys and girls athletics program reflected in the Corrective Action Plan. In addition to the above information, the above referenced school maintains a complete permanent file relative to Title I records including copies of the self-assessment audit, all corrective action plans, and other related materials. Principal Signature Date Verification Code: c41333dbcf1b5531e395b6eebcfbf4a 216-4-29 2:4:2

HISTORICAL TEAM MATRI TEAM LIST USED FOR CALCULATIONS Piarist () KHSAA Roster Review Form Rev. 2/14 Sport Level 21-211 211-212 212-213 213-214 214-215 Archery (coed) - Boys Archery (coed) - Girls Baseball Basketball - Boys Basketball - Girls Bowling - Boys Bowling - Girls Cheerleading Football Field Hockey - Girls Fishing (coed) - Boys Fishing (coed) - Girls Fast Pitch Softball Golf - Boys Golf - Girls Lacrosse - Boys Lacrosse - Girls Verification Code: 993a4349775b24c9ec3cbc8d7688f 216-4-29 21:11:45

HISTORICAL TEAM MATRI TEAM LIST USED FOR CALCULATIONS Piarist () KHSAA Roster Review Form Rev. 2/14 Sport Level 21-211 211-212 212-213 213-214 214-215 Marksmanship (coed) - Boys Marksmanship (coed) - Girls Slow Pitch Softball Soccer - Boys Soccer - Girls Swimming - Boys Swimming - Girls Tennis - Boys Tennis - Girls Track - Boys Track - Girls Volleyball Wrestling Cross Country - Boys Cross Country - Girls Verification Code: 993a4349775b24c9ec3cbc8d7688f 216-4-29 21:11:45

Varsity Basketball - Boys Bentley, Brett Deskins, Brantley C Fitzpatrick, Cameron Howard, Riley T Misczenscki, Steven T Mullins, Brennan Mullins, Caleb Price, Kyle T Reynolds, Matthew R Sparks, Logan Williams, Skylar ROSTER REVIEW PLAYER LIST USED FOR CALCULATIONS Piarist () KHSAA Roster Review Form Rev. 4/13 Varsity Basketball - Girls Bentley, Ashley Culbertson, Hailee Eckle, Lane Eckle, Taylor Greene, Jaiden Howard, Katie Williams, Matana Wright, Lauren Varsity Volleyball Craft, Jadon Culbertson, Hailee Eckle, Lane Eckle, Taylor Felber, Lexie Goble, Katie Hall, Abby Hatfield, Brianne Martin, Hannah Reed, Carlee Williams, Matana Wright, Lauren Junior Varsity Volleyball Craft, Jadon Hall, Abby Williams, Matana Verification Code: d9c6f52e6a9554ef6d68c662bbf2b4 216-4-29 8:38:55

SCHOOL YEAR ACCOMMODATION OF INTERESTS AND ABILITIES SUMMARY PROGRAM CHART KHSAA FormT1 Rev. 5/11 Participation Opportunities: Test One - Proportionality (Column 1) (Column 2) (Column 3) (Column 4) Program Enrollment Percentage of Total Enrollment Number of Interscholastic Participants (double and triple count) Percentage of Total Participation Row 1 GIRLS 26 61.9% 23 67.6% Row 2 BOYS 16 38.1% 11 32.4% Row 3 Totals 42 1% 34 1% Instructions: *Number of 8 th grade students & below used in Column 3 and Column 4 calculations: 11 1) Determine the total number of girls enrolled, (place in Row 1, Column 1). Determine the total number of boys enrolled, (place in Row 2, Column 1). 2) Add the total number of girls and boys enrolled to determine total enrollment, (place in Row 3, Column 1). 3) Calculate the percentage of total enrollment that is female. (Divide Row 1, Column 1 by Row 3, Column 1 and place in Row 1, Column 2.) Calculate the percentage of total enrollment that is male. (Divide Row 2, Column 1 by Row 3, Column 1 and place in Row 2, Column 2.) Note: Row 1, Column 2 plus Row 2, Column 2 should total 1%. 4) Ask coaches to confirm the names of those individuals who are on the team as of the first date of regular season competition, and cross out the names of those who were cut from the team or quit the team prior to the first regular season competitive event. Determine the total number of interscholastic athletics participants that are girls, (and place in Row 1, Column 3). In order to determine the total number of athletics participants, an individual should be counted each time he or she participates on a team. For example, if Jane Doe competes on the volleyball team, the junior volleyball team, the junior basketball team, and the softball team, she should be counted as four participants (do not include club or intramural sports participants, cheerleaders, dance teams, or pom squads). Calculate the same way for boys and girls. * In addition, should 8 th grade students and below play on a Freshman, Junior Varsity, or Varsity team, they should also be counted for each team and sport on which they participate. If applicable, please asterisk in the above notation as to how many 8 th grade students & below are included in the totals. Using the same procedure, determine the total number of interscholastic athletic participants that are boys, (and place in Row 2, Column 3). Add Row 1, Column 3 plus Row 2, Column 3 to get total participants and place in Row 3, Column 3. 5) Calculate the percentage of female participation. (Row 1, Column 3 divided by Row 3, Column 3 and place in Row 1, Column 4.) Calculate the percentage of male participation. (Row 2, Column 3 divided by Row 3, Column 3 and place in Row 2, Column 4.) Note: Row 1, Column 4 plus Row 2, Column 4 should total 1%. Note: While being within three percent is not a formal compliance standard, if the percent listed in Row 1, Column 4 is within 3% of Row 1, Column 2, then it provides a good target within which compliance is likely. Principal s Signature: Date: Verification Code: cf27f3d673cdae4d423aae631c9639 216-4-29 8:39:48

ACCOMODATION OF INTERESTS AND ABILITIES SUMMARY PROGRAM CHART PARTICIPATION OPPORTUNITIES: TEST TWO PROGRAM EPANSION Piarist () KHSAA Form T2 Rev. 2/16 TEAMS ADDED SINCE THE START OF 21-211 SCHOOL YEAR V JV F V JV F Archery (coed) - Boys Baseball Basketball - Boys Bowling - Boys Cross Country - Boys Fishing (coed) - Boys Football Golf - Boys Lacrosse - Boys Marksmanship (coed) - Boys Soccer - Boys Swimming - Boys Tennis - Boys Track - Boys Wrestling Archery (coed) - Girls Basketball - Girls Bowling - Girls Cross Country - Girls Fast Pitch Softball Field Hockey - Girls Fishing (coed) - Girls Golf - Girls Lacrosse - Girls Marksmanship (coed) - Girls Slow Pitch Softball Soccer - Girls Swimming - Girls Tennis - Girls Track - Girls Volleyball Program Number of Teams Currently Offered Number of Participants Number of Teams Added Since the Beginning of the 21-211 School Year Current Number of Participants for the School Year Who are Playing on Teams Added Since the 21-211 School Year Percentage of Total Participation by Sex Added Since the Beginning of the 21-211 School Year GIRLS VARSITY 2 2 GIRLS JV 1 3 2 3 GIRLS FROSH GIRLS TOTAL 3 23 2 3 13.% BOYS VARSITY 1 11 BOYS JV BOYS FROSH BOYS TOTAL 1 11.% Verification Code: 5a3a2439f2fdc674613abd6d8392b31 216-4-29 8:4:4

SCHOOL YEAR ACCOMMODATION OF INTERESTS AND ABILITIES SUMMARY PROGRAM CHART KHSAA FormT3 Rev5 /11 Participation Opportunities Test Three Full Accommodation FOR ANY QUESTION ANSWERED YES IDENTIFY THE RESPECTIVE SPORT(S) AND DESCRIBE YOUR IMPLEMENTATION PLAN IN LINE (5). 1. Based on the responses from your most recent student survey, is there sufficient interest to form a viable interscholastic team for a sport not currently offered? If yes, what sport? 2. Based on the responses from your most recent student survey, is there sufficient interest to form a viable junior interscholastic team for a sport not currently offered and for which there is not sufficient interest to form a viable interscholastic team? If yes, what sport? 3. Based on the responses from your most recent student survey, is there sufficient interest to form a viable interscholastic team for a sport not currently offered and for which there is not sufficient interest to form either a viable or junior interscholastic team? If yes, what sport? 4. If you answered YES to question (1), (2), or (3), are there enough high schools in the geographic area offering the sport (at the appropriate level) to allow for the development of a reasonable schedule of competition? GIRLS (Yes / No) No No No No BOYS (Yes / No) No No No No Remember, test three full accommodation means addressing the unmet interest of the underrepresented sex (most likely girls), not the overrepresented sex (most likely boys). 5. Describe your plans to address interest below: Principal Signature: Date: Verification Code: 6518e13b5ceb224b1859c58421f3fb 216-4-29 8:4:35

ACCOMMODATION OF INTERESTS AND ABILITIES SUMMARY PROGRAM CHART (FORM T-4) KHSAA :FormT4 Rev.3/16 Levels of Competition Test One Girls Row 1 Team Levels : Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Number of Participants Number of Teams Currently Offered 2 2 Percentage of Participants at Each Level 87.% Row 2 j.v.: 1 3 13.% Row 3 frosh:.% Row 4 total: 23 1% Boys Row 5 : 1 11 1.% Row 6 j.v.:.% Row 7 frosh:.% Row 8 total: 11 1% 1) Column 1, list the number of interscholastic teams offered for girls and boys at each competitive level;, junior, and. (Refer to Form T-2, Accommodation of Interests and Abilities, Summary Program Chart 2, Column 1.) 2) For Column 2, list the number of participants at each level. For girls, total the entries in Rows 1, 2, and 3 into Row 4. For boys, total the entries in Rows 5, 6, and 7 into Row 8. (Refer to Form T-2, Accommodation of Interests and Abilities, Summary Program Chart 2, Column 2.) 3) For Column 3, calculate the percentage of female and male participants at each level. For girls, junior, and frosh, respectively: Divide Column 2, Row 1 by Column 2, Row 4, and place the percentage in Column 3, Row 1 Divide Column 2, Row 2 by Column 2, Row 4, and place the percentage in Column 3, Row 2. Divide Column 2, Row 3 by Column 2, Row 4, and place the percentage in Column 3, Row 3. For boys, junior, and frosh, respectively: Divide Column 2, Row 5 by Column 2, Row 8, and place the percentage in Column 3, Row 5. Divide Column 2, Row 6 by Column 2, Row 8, and place the percentage in Column 3, Row 6. Divide Column 2, Row 7 by Column 2, Row 8, and place the percentage in Column 3, Row 7. Principal s Signature: Date: Verification Code: 353295817e6d443cc6a5daeb2ad332d 216-4-29 8:4:4

KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION T35 ACTUAL EPENDITURES PROGRAM COMPARISON CHART Piarist KHSAA Form T35 Rev. 1/15 Sport Equipment Travel & Per Diem Awards Salaries Facilities School Booster School Booster School Booster Salaries Teams School Booster Archery $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Baseball $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Basketball - Boys $38 $ $ $ $ $ $ 2 / 2 / 1 $ $ Basketball - Girls $33 $ $ $ $ $ $ 3 / 3 / 2 $ $ Bowling - Boys $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Bowling - Girls $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Cross Country - Boys $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Cross Country - Girls $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Fast Pitch Softball $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Field Hockey - Girls $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Fishing $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Football $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Golf - Boys $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Golf - Girls $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Lacrosse - Boys $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Lacrosse - Girls $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Marksmanship $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Slow Pitch Softball $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Soccer - Boys $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Soccer - Girls $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Verification Code: 94d1cbaa47bad613d436d31c6f7f18 216-4-29 21:11:46

KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION T35 ACTUAL EPENDITURES PROGRAM COMPARISON CHART Piarist KHSAA Form T35 Rev. 1/15 Sport Equipment Travel & Per Diem Awards Salaries Facilities School Booster School Booster School Booster Salaries Teams School Booster Swimming - Boys $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Swimming - Girls $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Tennis - Boys $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Tennis - Girls $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Track - Boys $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Track - Girls $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Volleyball $2,1 $ $ $ $ $ $ 3 / 2 / 2 $ $ Wrestling $ $ $ $ $ $ $ / / $ $ Note: The Coed sports (Archery, Fishing and Marksmanship) are not included in Expenditure Totals for Boys and Girls. Expenditures for Boys $38 13.5% Expenditures for Girls $2,43 86.5% Total Expenditures $2,81 Verification Code: 94d1cbaa47bad613d436d31c6f7f18 216-4-29 21:11:46

SCHOOL YEAR KHSAA TITLE I ATHLETICS AUDIT Checklist - Overall Interscholastic Athletics Program KHSAA Form T41 Rev 5/11 DIRECTIONS: For the Areas of Compliance (Opportunities and Benefits) listed on the left hand side of the page, place a checkmark under the appropriate column identifying whether your school provided an advantage to the Girls Program, or to the Boys Program or to neither Program. A review of T-35 and T-36 spending patterns might be helpful in completing this form. ADVANTAGE TO: Areas of Compliance: GIRLS' PROGRAM BOYS' PROGRAM NEITHER PROGRAM OPPORTUNITIES Accommodation of Interest and Abilities BENEFITS Equipment and Supplies Scheduling of Games and Practice Time Travel and Per Diem Allowances Coaching Locker Rooms, Practice and Competitive Facilities Medical and Training Facilities and Services Publicity Support Services Housing and Dining Tutoring Athletic Scholarships If an advantage/inequity is indicated, corrective action should be shown on the Corrective Action Plan, Form T-6. Principal s Signature: Date: Verification Code: 1adc82fae4d73f6bb65f16dd48bc4 216-4-29 2:59:35

Khsaa Form T6 Rev. 4/16 SCHOOL YEAR TITLE I IMPROVEMENT PLAN Piarist DIRECTIONS: 1. For Column 1, indicate the intended area (Opportunities or Benefits) which needs improvement in order to achieve gender equity. For Column 2, write the suggested change or activities that will improve the area in need of alteration. For Column 3, include the estimated completion date for the changes or activities. 2. It is possible to attain compliance with Title I and no longer need improvement. However, the KHSAA strongly encourages schools to identify items for improvement (Column 1), activities to accomplish the improvement (Column 2) and a timetable for completion (Column 3) that will strengthen the athletic program COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 COLUMN 3 SPECIFIC ITEM FOR IMPROVEMENT PLAN FOR SUGGESTED CHANGE START DATE AND COMPLETION DATE OF IMPROVEMENT N/A N/A Start: Apr 29, 216 Complete: Dec 29, 216 Principal s Signature: Date: Verification Code: 5e592b5197139fb339cb55cfb385e6a 216-4-29 21:2:43

INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS SURVEY Summary of Student Responses 8% Response Rate Required KHSAA Form T63 Rev.2/16 Date School Year: School Name: Who Administered The Survey? How Was The Survey Administered (paper/electronic)? Give details on how it was administered and to which school group, Example: English classes, or all home rooms, etc. or advisee/advisor?) Mar 8, 216 Piarist Kevin Tackett paper grades 9-11th - given during homeroom. Enrollment in Grades 9-11 (from KDE): Number of 8 th Grade Students Surveyed: Number of Male Students Completing Survey: Number of Female Students Completing Survey: Completed By: Return Percentage (Completions divided by 9-11 enrollment plus 8 th graders surveyed) 3 Kevin Tackett 1. % 12 24 18 Instructions: 1. Summarize the Student Athletics Interest Surveys Form T-61 by entering the total number of responses on the line next to each sport. 2. Under the Other Category please provide a listing of the sports as well as the number of students who are interested in participating. 3. Please sign and date this Summary Form (T-63) and mail this Summary Form only to the KHSAA by the due date of the annual report. Do not mail the student surveys (Form T-61). However, these Forms should be maintained in your files in the event they are subsequently requested. Enter Totals from T-61 Compilation for each Sport/Sport Activity KHSAA Sponsored Fall Sports/Sport Activities Cross Country Field Hockey (Girls) Football Golf Soccer Volleyball (Girls) KHSAA Sponsored Winter Sports/Sport Activities Archery Basketball 1 Bowling 3 Swimming Wrestling KHSAA Sponsored Spring Sports/Sport Activities Baseball Bass Fishing Softball Tennis Track and Field 2 5 2 6 14 4 7 4 Reasons for not participating in interscholastic sports or sport-activities From Compiled T-61 Forms I prefer other activities such as band, chorus, etc. 17 17 1 4 I don t have time The practice schedules and game times are inconvenient The sport I like isn t offered It s too expensive Working I don t feel I have the ability Other: Verification Code: 19b44636533e8146e753c7bb16a5be 216-4-29 21:9:58

INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS SURVEY Summary of Student Responses 8% Response Rate Required KHSAA Form T63 Rev.2/16 Which Non-KHSAA championship sport or sport-activity would you like to play if a team was offered? Sport Number Badminton 12 Dance Team 14 Equestrian Fencing Gymnastics 3 Ice Hockey Lacrosse Rifle-Marksmanship 1 Rodeo Ultimate Frisbee 7 Volleyball (Boys) 15 Wrestling (Girls) Other Principal s Signature Date Verification Code: 2389539ffa8febda3e639a1cb58286 216-4-29 21:11:2

KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION TITLE I INTERNAL ANALYSIS SUMMARY Piarist KHSAA Analysis Form Rev. 3/16 Row 1 Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Girls Boys Total Total Participants (from T-1) 23 11 34 Row 2 Percentage of Participation 67.65% 32.35% 1% Row 3 Total Expenditures (from T-3) $2,43 $38 $2,81 Row 4 Percentage of Expenditures 86.48% 13.52% 1% Row 5 Percentage Difference between Percentage of Expenditures (Row 4) and Percentage of Participation (Row 2) 18.83% -18.83% Row 6 Per Participant Expenditure $15.65 $34.55 Row 7 Row 8 Per Participants Difference in Expenditures $71.11 Total Enrollment (from KHSAA enrollment figures) 26 16 42 Row 9 Percentage of Enrollment 61.9% 38.1% 1% Row 1 Percentage Difference between Percentage of Enrollment (Row 9) and Percentage of Participation (Row 2) 5.74% -5.74% Row 11 Total Number of Teams 3 1 4 (Note: percentages are rounded to two decimal places after calculations which may result in rounding error in the last digit.) Based on the information provided for the school year, with the presumption that all roster data is accurately submitted, it appears that the BOYS are the underrepresented gender for the report. Analysis Examples: Percentage Expenditure (Row 5) difference of not greater than five (5) percent is desirable. Per Participant Expenditure (Row 6) difference of not greater than $1 is desirable. Percentage difference between enrollment and participation of not greater than three (3) percent is desirable and enable the possible compliance with Test 1. Verification Code: 353295817e6d443cc6a5daeb2ad332d 216-4-29 8:4:4

A. School B. School Year C. Total Varsity Athletes D. Total Non-Varsity Athletes E. Total below Grade 9 who played F. Total below Grade 9 who played non- KENTUCKY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ANNUAL INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS PARTICIPATION LIST Piarist KHSAA Form GE3 Rev. 4/12 18 8 School Year of 1st Promotion from 8th Grade Grade 9-12 Student Highest Participation Varsity Grade 9-12 Student Highest Participation non-varsity Below Grade 9 Student Highest Participation Varsity KHSAA Player ID Name of Student Sex Current Class 195694 Bentley, Ashley F 12 211 195692 Bentley, Brett M 1 214 24698 Craft, Jadon F 1 214 29759 Culbertson, Hailee F 12 212 253612 Deskins, Brantley C M 8-257841 Eckle, Lane F 7-87578 Eckle, Taylor F 11 213 29758 Felber, Lexie F 12 212 22617 Fitzpatrick, Cameron M 1 214 97563 Goble, Katie F 12 212 25461 Greene, Jaiden F 8-29761 Hall, Abby F 9 215 144845 Hatfield, Brianne F 12 212 195695 Howard, Katie F 8-25366 Howard, Riley T M 12 212 187552 Martin, Hannah F 1 214 25361 Misczenscki, Steven T M 8-225645 Mullins, Brennan M 9 215 25367 Mullins, Caleb M 7-253611 Price, Kyle T M 8-246915 Reed, Carlee F 1 214 25368 Reynolds, Matthew R M 1 214 25369 Sparks, Logan M 1 214 2976 Williams, Matana F 8-113691 Williams, Skylar M 1 214 23895 Wright, Lauren F 1 214 Below Grade 9 Student Highest Participation non-varsity Verification Code: 3638f419451c8aece9ecdd93f5939e4 216-4-29 2:55:33