In efforts to maintain the integrity and standard of excellence for which Evert Academy is renowned, we must dutifully enforce all rules and regulations consistently, without bias or exemption.
Student Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy
Purpose: ETA is committed to the highest level of competitive and academic excellence. ETA believes that the use of illegal drugs or alcohol is inconsistent with this purpose. ETA believes the use of illegal drugs or alcohol has a detrimental impact on student behavior, interferes with academic and athletic performance and may cause permanent physical and mental harm to the user. The use of illegal drugs or alcohol impairs judgment, slows reaction time and reflexes, and decreases the ability to adequately perceive pain. Additionally, the use of illegal drugs or alcohol by students increases the risk of injury to their teammates, their athletic opponents and others with whom they participate in athletic or other events and activities. (See registration forms for complete policy and actions).
Discipline System
Each student receives an Evert Tennis Academy Student & Parent Handbook upon enrollment in a full-time program. The rules and regulations outlined in the handbook are intended to ensure the highest level of respectful and helpful behavior. The rules are not difficult to follow nor overbearing in their intent. They are designed to uphold the level of integrity for which the Evert Academy is known. The terms set forth maintain a level of conduct which supports mutual respect between students and staff, while allowing all ETA students to exercise their full range of positive personal strengths and talents. |
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ETA Academy Director, John Evert, will be honored at this year’s U.S. Open as the United States Olympic Committee 2009 Development Coach of the Year.
ETA is proud of the accomplishments of our students on - and off - the court. We will endeavor to keep you up to date on their successes. 
