LexRich5 Media Guidelines Quiz

Who decides whether a Media Pass is granted for an athletic event?

• The head coach of the home team

• The visiting school’s athletic director

• The “home” school at its discretion

• The referees or game officials

Where should questions about athletic media access be directed?

• The district office

• The team captain

• The home school’s athletic director/Ms. Evans

• The referees

What must yearbook staff members have to attend a game?

• A signed note from their editor

• A parent/guardian or Ms. Evans to chaperone their event attendance

• A ticket purchased at the gate

• A copy of the event program

For non-traditional/alternative media, how many groups are allowed at outdoor events?

• One group

• Two groups

• Three groups

• Four groups

For indoor events, how many non-traditional media groups are allowed?

• One group

• Two groups

• Three groups

• Unlimited

How many individuals can be in a non-traditional media group for an indoor event?

• One person

• Two people

• Three people

• Four people

When must requests for Media Passes be submitted?

• At least 24 hours before the event

• At least 48 hours before the event

• On the day of the event

• Anytime after the event

What type of identification is considered to be our yearbook valid credential from our yearbook organization

• School ID

• Press badge

• Government-issued ID

• Business card

Within how many hours must unedited game photos be provided to the school?

• 12 hours

• 24 hours

• 48 hours

• One week

What happens if media members fail to provide game photos within the required time?

• They are charged a fee

• They are banned from one game

• They may be denied future approvals

• Nothing happens