Faculty – Details for signing up your children

FACULTY MEMBERS:

– We are all very excited to have your children be allowed to participate in the fundraiser!

– As always, there are some limitations, of which you need to be aware. First of all, your child must be at least 14 years old* to participate.  As recently modified, your child may invite his or her friends (no more than three) to participate on a team with him or her.  Additionally, if the number of total participants becomes too large to accommodate, we reserve the right to terminate the sign-up process (so sign up early!)

– As you may be aware, there is a limit of four people per Xbox and although a one-man-team is allowed, if your child/children wants to play on a team, there are others who may not have formed a team yet, so we will do our best to put them on a  team if they have not brought teammates with them.  To this end, if your child/children are interested in playing, please encourage them to get on a team with other children ahead of time and they can share the cost of the team sign-up. Also, each room will be monitored by a member of our organization to handle any problems that may arise.

– In case your child/children want to know more about how the tournament will be run, we will have a link posted shortly with instructions about the gameplay. Briefly – there will be a team competition and an individual competition. In order to get a spot in the individual competition, the participant must compete in the team competition, (with or without team members). Click here for more details…

– Lastly, if your 14 and older children don’t want to compete, but do want to play, there will be some free-play rooms for them play in, the entrance fee is $7/person – be aware though that space in the free play rooms may be limited.

For further questions, contact: Richard Allen (rallen@piercelaw.edu), Michel Bohn (mbohn@piercelaw.edu), Tony Palizzi (tpalizzi@piercelaw.edu), or Brian Riddle (briddle@piercelaw.edu)

*Please be advised that the game, Halo 2, has a game rating for ages 17+. The J. Reuben Clark Law Society and members thereof will not be held responsible for any concerns that arise, with respect to this age rating, regarding those that participate.