Download Official Stay in the Game! Network Resources
Download Official Stay in the Game! Network Resources
Browns & Crew Player Posters
Hang your favorite Cleveland Browns or Columbus Crew player in your classroom to encourage and remind students to #StayInTheGame! Creative files [11 X 17] for Cleveland Browns and Columbus Crew player posters. The posters were designed to be printed ledger or tabloid size.
Pledge Posters
Help students pledge to #StayInTheGame this school year! Hang this pledge poster in your classroom and have students sign it to make attendance a priority. Creative files [25 X 16] for pledge posters.
Browns & Crew Yard Signs
Show your support of strong attendance and #StayInTheGame by printing and placing yard signs at your home and throughout the community [18x24].
Browns & Crew Storefront Signs
Schools and districts can spread positive messaging and support regular attendance by inviting community organizations and businesses to put up a Stay in the Game! Proud Supporter storefront sign at their locations.
Parent/Guardian Handouts
Parents, help your kids Stay in the Game with these tips and ideas! With resources for every age, you can improve attendance and engagement this school year.
Track Your Attendance By Downloading The Official Stay In The Game! Network Attendance Tracker
Track Your Missed Days!
Students—we are in this game because of you. The Stay in the Game! Network believes you are Ohio's most valuable player, and we want to help ensure your success.
One of the most important things you can do—and it's an easy step—is reularly attend and be engaged in your learning experience. You can track your attendance and know how many days of school you have missed. To help you keep track of your absences, we have developed an attendance tracker, which you can download below.
Other ways you can show your commitment to school attendance: Take the attendance pledge and put a yard sign or poster up at your house. (Creative files for Cleveland Browns player posters and yard signs are below). The posters were designed to be printed ledger or tabloid size.