Parent Information
Burke County Recreation is committed to providing a safe, positive, and enjoyable experience for every participant and family.
Parents and guardians play an important role in creating a successful recreation experience. The resources below provide helpful information about athlete safety, parent expectations, sportsmanship, financial assistance, and supporting your child throughout the season.
Parent & Athlete Resources
Athlete-Parent's Concussion Package
Important concussion information for parents and athletes. Please review this information so you can recognize potential signs and symptoms and understand the importance of athlete safety.
View Concussion Information
Parent Code of Conduct
Youth sports should be a positive experience for everyone. Parents and guardians are expected to encourage good sportsmanship, demonstrate respect for players, coaches and officials, and help create an environment where children can learn, compete, and have fun.
View Parent Code of Conduct
When You Thought I Wasn't Looking
A special reminder of the influence parents, coaches, and other adults have on children through the example they set every day.
Read the Poem
Recreation Scholarship
Burke County Recreation wants children to have the opportunity to participate in recreation programs. Families who need financial assistance may review and complete the scholarship application below.
Looking for Sport-Specific Information?
Information such as registration dates, age divisions, fees, evaluations, practices, game schedules, uniform fittings, league rules, and other important dates can vary by sport and season.
Please visit the individual sport's page for the most current information about your child's program.
Thank You, Parents & Guardians!
Your encouragement, sportsmanship, and positive support help make Burke County Recreation a great experience for our athletes, coaches, officials, and families.