Athletics / Athletic Physical Forms

Otwell Physical Forms

All completed athletic physcial packets must be submitted to Coach Bush. It is also recommended to make a copy and maintain it for your own records, in case ever needed for an outside sports program.



Link to Physical Forms and Participation Forms

Physical Examination and Parent Permission:

The student must have on file, with the home school Athletic Office, the provided GHSA form (NO substitutes will be accepted) signed by his/her parents certifying that the student has permission to participate in the school athletic programs. Also, on this form will be the results of a physical examination conducted by a practicing physician, physician’s assistant or nurse practitioner. One examination per year is required and is conducted at the student’s expense.  It is strongly recommended that all athletes obtain physicals during the scheduled time provided through the High Schools or Middle Schools. Forms are available at the Forsyth County Athletic webpage.  Students must file with the Athletic Office a parent permission form, proof of insurance, and a physical exam prior to taking part in any school-sponsored practice or clinic/camp. Additional forms may be required.  Physicals that expire in the middle of any sport season will be considered expired prior to its beginning.

Physical and Participation Forms

All forms in the packet must be completed and on file before any student can participate in tryouts or as part of a team.

Health Insurance is required for all student athletes.

Insurance Coverage:

The student must provide insurance coverage information on the physical/parent permission form (GHSA and County approved ONLY). If a family wishes to purchase student accident insurance for their child, a form can be obtained from the Athletic Office. The Forsyth County School District does not pay for medical expenses related to injury during competitions or practices. Personal insurance or purchased school insurance is required.  It is the parent/guardian’s responsibility to obtain the appropriate insurance coverage.

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