The following individuals are also authorized to give consent for treatment of this student if the parent / legal guardian cannot be reached in the case of an emergency:

Enter any known drug or food allergies. If none, enter N/A.

Enter a date

Names and Doses of all regular medications.

PISD Policy allows for student to keep prescription and/or over-the-counter medications with parental permission. Such

medications will require that students have a note with dosing instructions signed by their parent/guardian. Common over-the-
counter medications are listed in the next section and can be permitted by parents with this form. If preferred, medications and

instructions may be given to a director/chaperone to be dispensed as needed. Students may not share any medications under
any circumstances. All controlled substances, such as narcotic pain medications, Ritalin, etc., must be collected by the directors/
designated head chaperone with appropriate dosing instructions signed by the parental/legal guardian. All medications must be in
the original containers.

For your information, please be advised that the health related information on this form will be utilized/accessed in the case of a
health related incident or emergency by Prosper Band directors or cleared parent volunteers serving as lead chaperones or medical
volunteers during the incident or emergency.

This signed form may serve the purpose of providing parental permission for the following over-the-counter medications: *PLEASE NOTE that the student is required to provide these medications. The following allows for the student to carry and take the medications listed without an additional note from the parent. My child has permission to take the following over-the-counter medications in recommended dosages (as noted by manufacturers) unless otherwise indicated below (check all that apply):

Please enter any food restrictions for your student.

By clicking this link and downloading the Student Handbook, you are acknowledging that you have read and agree to it.

Student Handbook Link

I have read and understand the above information, including the PISD Drug Policy, Privacy Statement, Over-the-Counter medication, permission section, and the Handbook. I also understand that by signing below, I authorize the PBBC to provide dietary information and restrictions to the hospitality committee and PBBC Board Administration.

June 2019 - May 2020

 1. I, the undersigned, hereby authorize the Prosper High School Band, including its director(s) and instructors, it’s booster volunteers, and general media or organizational affiliates to photograph me, take video footage, and / or make electronic sound recordings of me (herein referred to as photographic or electronic reproductions).

2. I authorize the use of any such photographic or electronic reproductions of me for purposes including, but not limited to, educational and other promotional public media as may be deemed appropriate by the Prosper High School Band, its director(s), and its affiliates (I understand that I may be identifiable from such photographic or electronic reproduction).

I certify that I am the parent or guardian of the individual above, a minor under the age of eighteen years. I hereby agree to assume legal responsibility for his / her authorizations referred to in this General Media Release.

No student may be required to attend practice for marching band for more than eight hours of rehearsal outside the academic school day per calendar week (Sunday through Saturday). This provision applies to students in all components of the marching band.

On performance days (football games, competitions and other public performances) bands may hold up to one additional hour of warm-up and practice beyond the scheduled warm-up time at the performance site. Multiple performances on the same day do not allow for additional practice and/or warm-up time.

Examples Of Activities Subject To The UIL Marching Band Eight Hour Rule.

• Marching Band Rehearsal (Both Full Band And Components)

• Any Marching Band Group Instructional Activity

• Breaks
• Announcements
• Debriefing And Viewing Marching Band Videos
• Playing Off Marching Band Music
• Marching Band Sectionals (Both Director And Student Led)
• Clinics For The Marching Band Or Any Of Its Components

The Following Activities Are Not Included In The Eight Hour Time Allotment:
• Travel Time To And From Rehearsals And/Or Performances
• Rehearsal Set-Up Time
• Pep Rallies, Parades And Other Public Performances
• Instruction And Practice For Music Activities Other Than Marching Band And
Its Components

NOTE: An extensive Q&A for the Eight Hour Rule for Marching Band can be found on the Music
Page of the UIL Web Site at: www.uil.utexas.edu

“We have read and understand the Eight-Hour Rule for Marching Band as stated above
and agree to abide by these regulations.”

Choose "Yes" if you will be playing a school owned instrument.

This item is included in the general fee, please choose your size.

This item is included in the general fee, please choose your size.

These shoes are REQUIRED for NEW students or replaced for RETURNING students:

Select your shoe size

REQUIRED for NEW students or replaced for RETURNING students

Enter name to be embroidered

1 included in band fee (2 total recommended)

Recommended to order new pair every year. Brass and Woodwinds choose glove size. Percussion select WB in the drop down menu for one-size-fits-all wrist-bands.

This item is included in the general fee for NEW MEMBERS ONLY. If you are a returning member needing a replacement, then go to the Product/Apparel section of the store to purchase it a la carte.

Enter name to be embroidered on your Water Jug Cover (if relevant).