2003
SPORTS
OFFICIATING

was held in
Portland, Oregon
on June 21-23 2003

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Brave New World The Buck Stops Here Code of Conduct It's a two way street Game Accountability
Let's take another Look 24 / 7 / 365 Disiplining Officials What Officials Want Your Legal Rights
Great Ways to Reward
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A Better Way In Full View

Code of Conduct: What Now?

Mary Struckhoff, NFHS assistant director; NFHS basketball and softball rules interpreter and editor

Those in attendance at the Portland conference faced the challenge of coming up with a list of implementation tactics or strategies that local associations could employ to ensure that their members buy into the code.

"We think that having a code of conduct evaluates the profession and the avocation," stated Struckhoff. "It certainly improves the image of officials to the public. It clearly expresses the expectations. And it promotes the integrity and a higher standard of behavior for officials. All officials certainly are living up to the same set of standards."