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| Questions
about Officiating Permits |
| Q:
How do I become an OHSAA licensed
official? Q:
How do I renew my OHSAA officiating
permit?
Q: How do I change
my address? What do I do if I have moved?
Q:
How can
I upgrade to the next officiating classification?
Q:
How do I change my status to inactive?
Q:
I have
been called to active military duty, what do I do?
Q:
I have
returned from military duty and want to reinstate to active status, what do I do?
Q: Do I have to receive my officiating permit before I can
officiate contests?
A: No, new officials who pass their officiating exams are given a
certificate ans OHSAA officiating patch after the test. The certificate will serve
as a temporary permit unitl your permanent permit arrives.
Q: Whom do I contact if I have not received my renewal form or
officiating permit?
A: Officiating department, OHSAA , 4080 Roselea Place, Columbus, OH
43214. Ph: 614-267-2502 ext. 110 or e-mail: Officiating department
Q: How do I enroll in an officiating class?
A: Contact a class instructor. Click
here for more information.
Q: I hold an
officiating permit in another state. Can I officiate in Ohio?
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| Questions
about Game Assignments |
Q:
How do I get assigned to
officiate OHSAA tournaments?
Q:
Where are the tournament voting
results posted?
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| Questions
about Game Ejections |
| Q:
What to do if I have a problem
with a player or coach? |
| Questions
about Rules Books and Other Publications |
Q:
Are rulebooks automatically sent to me, if not how do I obtain a current copy?
A: Officiating department, OHSAA - Officiating, 4080 Roselea Place, Columbus,
OH 43214. P: 614-267-2502 ext. 110 or e-mail: Officiating department
Q: What OHSAA or
officiating publications should I receive annually?
Who do I contact if I do
not receive these publications?
A: Officiating department, OHSAA - Officiating, 4080
Roselea Place, Columbus,
OH 43214. P: 614-267-2502 ext. 110 or e-mail: Officiating department
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| Questions
about Local Officiating Associations |
Q:
Do I have to join a local officiating association?
A: No, membership in a local officiating association is not a requirement.
However, attending four local rules meetings per year is a requirement.
Note:
local associations usually charge non-members a fee to attend these meetings.
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| Questions
about the OHSAA Hall of Fame |
Q:
How do I nominate
someone for the Officials Hall of Fame?
Q:
When is the Officials Hall of Fame banquet? And do I need a reservation/invitation
to attend?
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| Questions
about Rules Meetings |
| Q:
When are the state rules meetings? Q:
Where are the
local rules meetings?
Q: What are the rules meeting requirements?
A: Registered officials must attend a minimum of
four local rules
meeting and one state rules meeting annually.
Q: What is the penalty for not attending the required
number of
meetings?
A: Suspension of officiating permit
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| Questions
about Officiating Contacts |
Q: What is the address of the OHSAA?
4080 Roselea Place, Columbus, Ohio 43214.
P:614-267-2502; Fax: 614-267-1677; web site: www.ohsaa.org
Q:
Who do I contact at the OHSAA if I have an officiating
question/concern?
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| Questions
about Injury and Insurance |
Q: Am I covered by insurance if I am injured
during an OHSAA contest?
A. Yes, the National Federation of High School Associations provides
insurance for licensed OHSAA officials who are injured while officiating through Bollinger
Insurance. Click here for more information.
In addition, the OHSAA Board of Control recently approved additional coverage for Fee Loss
and Cardiac Death Benefit. This additional coverage is through American Specialty
Insurance not Bollinger.
Q:
Whom do I notify when I am injured during a contest?
Q.
Where do I get a claim form?
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| Questions
about Officiating Equipment and Apparel |
Q:
How do I obtain OHSAA
officiating apparel?
Q:
Where do I obtain officiating equipment? |
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