High school officials ... It's time to update your availability for 2012. Jan 31st is the deadline to get your dates blocked out.
Becoming a High School Ref
- Step 1
- Register on this website
- If you haven't done so already, you'll need to create an account on this website. Once you do that, you'll be able to pay your dues, attend the online training and participate in the online discussion boards. [CLICK HERE] for instructions.
- Step 2
- Pay your CHSAA/RMLOA dues
- Our annual dues are $60/ year. This fee includes CHSAA registration, national insurance fees. You need to have an account on this website in order to have access to pay your dues, so make sure you complete Step 1 first! [CLICK HERE] for instructions on how to pay your dues.
- Step 3
- Attend the classroom and online training sessions
- We have both in-person and online training opportunities. This training covers NHFS rules, rules inforcement, positioning and game mechanics and situational analysis. In addition, there are a few preseason, on-field training opportunities for you to get your feet wet in actual game situations. [CLICK HERE] to see the complete 2012 training schedule.
- Step 4
- Pass the 2012 NHFS Rules test
- This is required for all CHSAA officials. We administer the exam online. You must score an 80% or better to pass the test. The test is usually administered in late February. We have an online classroom that will prepare you for the test. In addition you can go online to the Forum and discuss rules and game scenarios with other officials.
- Step 5
- Set your sheduling availablity in Arbiter
- Aribiter is our online scheduling software. You input the dates you can or can't work. At the assignment draw, area assignors will assign you to games based on your skill level and availability. You will receive an email with information about how to access Arbiter and set your schedule.
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It's time to update your RMLOA account for the 2012 season.