Phased Reopening for Athletics & Activities

Kent School District (KSD) athletics and activities will resume in accordance with the “Safe Start Washington” phased reopening approach issued by the Office of the Governor.

As King County meets requirements to move into each phase, KSD will reopen our athletic facilities following guidelines from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and King County Public Health.

What is allowed or not allowed in each phase is subject to change following new direction from the Washington Office of  Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) and/or the Governor.

Phase 2

• No athletic practices or camps on or off campus unless specifically allowed by OSPI and/or the Governor’s Office.
• Tennis courts, ball fields, tracks without turf and parking lots open to the public.

Phase 3

• Outdoor training and practices allowed once school facilities are cleared for usage.
• Tennis courts, turf fields (except French Field), ball fields, and tracks open to the public.
• French Field and track is closed for a construction project. 
• All users must follow KSD and Public Health guidelines.

Phase 4

• All indoor and outdoor training, practices, and meetings allowed.
• All users must follow KSD and Public Health guidelines.

Register Online

Register athletes online using FamilyID. This secure platform provides families with an easy, user-friendly way to register students for athletic programs.

• Convenient: Create one profile to register multiple children for multiple sports and seasons.
• Mobile friendly: Register on any mobile device.
• Accessible for all: Visit your school’s office to complete the online registration if you do not have access to a computer or mobile device. If you do not have an email address, you will need to use your student’s KSD email address to create an account.

Parent and Student Athletic Handbook

View the Kent School District (KSD) Parent and Student Athletic Handbook and Middle School Athletic Handbook to learn what it takes to be a successful athletic participant through code of conduct, eligibility standards, and more.

Participation History and Physical Examinations

Complete a current Participation History and Physical Examination form before participating in athletics. Physicals are valid for 24 months from the date of examination and may not expire during the season in which the student is participating.

High School Athletes

A current physical examination must be completed prior to participation in grades 9-12 and must be dated after June 1 of the eighth-grade year.

Middle School Athletes

A current physical examination must be completed prior to participation in grades 7-8 and must be dated after June 1 of the sixth-grade year.

Health Resources

Concussions

View the concussion in youth sports fact sheet to learn about symptoms, common treatment options, and preventative measures athletes can take while participating in sports.

Sudden Cardiac Arrest

View the sudden cardiac arrest information sheet to learn about causes, common treatment options, and preventative measures athletes can take while participating in sports.

Student Accident Insurance

We offer student accident insurance through Myers-Stevens & Toohey & Co., Inc. with services ranging from student health and accident plans to prescription drug discounts and even interscholastic tackle football coverage.

For more information about insurance offerings, or to enroll, visit the Myers-Stevens & Toohey & Co., Inc. website or call 1-800-827-4695.

Claims

If you are already enrolled in the student accident insurance program, you may submit a claim using the Student Insurance Claim form.