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Illinois Athletic Directors Association
The mission of the Illinois Athletic Directors Association is to take a leadership role in athletic issues to enhance the educational process for student athletes.
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IADA Announcements | | 5/13/2009 | NIAAA Update - May
NIAAA board just finished their conference call in April. We are happy to announce our NIAAA membership has exceeded 8,000. Our ultimate goal is 10,000 members in 2010.
We will once again be hosting the summer Section IV meeting in Naperville on June 15 and 16. Bruce Whitehead and Mike Blackburn from the NIAAA office will be in attendance as well as our NIAAA President Sam Rasmussen and officers from the Section IV states.
Marty Bee from Naperville Central will be representing Illinois on the NIAAA Strategic Planning Committee that will have their first meeting in October at the NIAAA office in Indianapolis. I would like to personally congratulate the IADA for another fine state convention in Springfield this year.
We just received our financial report for the month of April and I would like to forward this information on to you.
Comments Relative to April 30, 2009 Budget Report
Comparison to April 30, 2008
Actual real income year to date is: $1,125,421 86% of budgeted income
Actual real expenses year to date is: $ 983,987 75.6% of budgeted expenses
Income over expenses year to date is: $ 141,434
Note 1a: Endowment Fund is down $145,000 from this time last year, but it has gained back 14% or $56,000 since March 1 from the lowest point of $405,000 on March 1.
Note 2: Reserve Fund is up $105,000 from this time last year
Note 3: Total net assets down $45,000 from this time last year #
# Two factors have contributed to net assets being down
1. Endowment fund is down $145,000
2. Conference settlement funds have not yet been deposited (approximately $80,000)
Income Categories:
1. Certification up 35% or $20,000 ##
2. LTP Manual up 8% or $25,000 @@
3. Membership dues up 6% or $26,000 @@
4. Sponsorship up 75% or $82,000
5. Sales down 18% or $5,000
Note 1: Total Real income is up 7% or approximately $71,000 over 07-08 (See note 2)
Note 2: In 2007-08 conference settlement had been reached and conference monies were deposited in April. In 2008-09 conference monies have not been deposited as of April 30. When deposited, will provide an additional $80,000 revenue.
## This income category has already exceeded budgeted amount with two months of the year remaining.
@@ These income categories will in all probability exceed budgeted amounts for the year.
Expense Categories:
Note 1: Total Real Expenses are up 15% or $128,000 over 07-08
Note 2: All budgeted expense categories should not exceed budgeted amounts
The NIAAA’s financial position continues to be very stable.
Sincerely
Doug Smith
NIAAA Board At-Large Member
Naperville North High School
| | 3/26/2009 | PA ANNOUNCER CLINIC AT NAPERVILLE NORTH – AUGUST 8TH – 12.30 PM
Athletic Directors
In conjunction with the NIAAA and the IHSA , Naperville North will be hosting a Public address announcer clinic on Saturday, August 8th @ 9am until Noon in their high school auditorium. This clinic will be brought to you by the National Association of Sport Public Address Announcers with Jim Riebandt, who is the Bears’ stadium announcer, has agreed to be the clinician.
This clinic is open to your announcer and student announcers as well. The clinic will be focusing on football announcing, but tips from this clinic can be applied to other sports as well. Attached you will find the time schedule for the day.
A flyer will be released shortly. Cost will be $55 for early registration, $65 for late, $25 for early student, $35 for late student. People will be able to sign up through their website at www.naspaa.net
The IHSA will be present at this clinic as well to give their direction to announcers on how they can help with the IHSA message.
Here is the timeline for the day along with topics and activities to be covered:
2009 NASPAA Football Announcers’ Clinic
Proposed Topics/Timelines
9:00 am Check-in
9:30 am Welcome/Introductions
9:32 am IHSA expectations for member school P.A. announcers
9:37 am Group Activity #1 (Role of the P.A. announcer)
9:40 am Keys to P.A. announcing competency
9:45 am NASPAA Code of Conduct
9:50 am Announcing do’s and don’ts (make only approved announcements,
i.e., don’t do play-by-play, don’t announce birthdays, don’t announce or speculate on the injury of an injured player, make stay off playing surface
10:15 am Emergency Plan (know school/venue emergency plan, review
announcements for handling various types of emergencies, etc.)
10:20 am Scriptwriting guidelines and tips
10:25 am Group Activity #2 (Scriptwriting and reading)
10:35 am Announcing (Voice training and announcing tips)
10:45 am Group Activity #3 (Announcing game action Kent State-Temple)
11:30 am Officials and the P.A. Announcer: How to work together better
• Ball Placement—How to get it right
• Review of football officials’ hand signals
• Review of new football rules changes that P.A. announcers may need to know)
11:50 am Q &A
Noon Adjourn/Handout attendance certificates
Any questions feel free to call Doug Smith, AD, Naperville North, at 630-420-6490
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