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What
is the best resource for information about SSRA?
Hands
down, the SSRA website, www.gossra.org is the best resource for
information. Email is used extensively as well. When critical information
is communicated to you via email, a link to the pertinent page on
the website is often provided. For up-to-the-minute training information,
the SSRA training hotline is also an important tool to use.
What
is the SSRA training hotline?
The
training hotline is a recorded message indicating the training plans
for the next day. The SSRA training hotline is part of the Mt. Spokane
Ski and Snowboard Park voice mail system. The number is (509)
238-2220. Once you dial the number, you must enter the
extension 303. The training hotline is updated by 5pm each
day, for the following days activities.
How
should I expect to be communicated with, as a parent?
If
you are at the mountain on training days, you can expect to have
easy access to talking to your child's coach each day at the meeting
spot, during lunch, or after training. Off of the hill, primarily
email is used. At times, and with urgent matters, you may be called.
Who
should I contact first when I have a question or concern?
It
is always best to talk to your child's coach first. If you are unable
to resolve your concern, you can contact the head coach of your
child's program. In addition, you may always contact Program Director,
Chuck Holcomb with questions at chholcomb@hotmail.com or (509) 979-7499.
Will
my child receive written evaluations?
Yes!
Coaches provide athlete evaluations once-twice a year for all SSRA
athletes. Evaluations are handed out to parents, unless the athlete
is a Junior/FIS Junior. Junior/FIS Junior evaluations are given
directly to the athletes in addition to parents. Evaluations are
provided during mid-January and at the end of the season.
How
can I provide feedback?
At
any time, feel free to provide feedback to your coach, head coach
or the Program Director. And whenever you have feedback AND a suggested
solution...don't hold back, let us know! Also, a parent questionnaire
will be provided on the website. You can print these off, fill them
out and mail them, annonymously if you choose, to the SSRA P.O.
Box.
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