Physical Exam Permit (Must be signed by a doctor for all students participating in a sport)
A student may not participate in interscholastic athletics (practice or competition) until the school has a W.I.A.A. Examination or Alternate Year Permit Card that attests to the student’s physical fitness (as determined by a licensed physician).
A physical examination taken/performed April 1 and thereafter is valid for the following two school years; a physical examination taken/performed before April 1 is only valid for the remainder of that school year and the following school year.
a. The student may get a W.I.A.A. Physical Examination Permit card from a coach or the activity director’s office, or at the Waunakee medical clinics.
b. Complete the physical exam and return the card to the activity director’s office with all of the information properly filled in and signed by your parent or guardian.
NEW Due to COVID-19 during the spring/summer of 2020 the WIAA has issued a new form for students to complete if they are need a new physical for the 2020-2021 school year. The sole purpose of this form is to allow an extension of a student’s physical during the Coronavirus pandemic only if/when the student’s local primary care physician is unable to provide a NEW physical for the student that already has an existing physical on file with the school. This form is to be completed by the parent of the student-athlete. While the student’s physical time period with the alternate card will be extended, it is expected that the student does get a physical by their primary care physician as soon as possible. Under no circumstances will this extension be valid beyond the 2020-21 school year.
IF this form applies to your situation please click on the link below to access the new WIAA Physical Extension Form.
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