Quick check
A contest schedule for the long Saturday
A short list for the parent preparing the worksheet.
BandBoosterKit guide
Print the schedule, adult jobs, meal count, and trailer list each group needs.
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Use this guide to prepare the worksheet and the questions you'll take to your director or treasurer. Keep private records in your approved system.
Quick check
A short list for the parent preparing the worksheet.
Families need arrival notes, what to bring, the public schedule, and the approved place for changes. Chaperones and crew leads need job sheets, trailer lists, and staging notes.
The meal crew needs a serving window, headcounts, supplies, and cleanup jobs. Print only the pages each group needs.
Mark itinerary rows as tentative, confirmed, or changed and put the last update time on the printed packet. Use the official director or school channel for final times, bus lists, ride-home rules, and pickup changes.
A printed packet cannot carry last-minute changes. Have one person post those changes in the approved channel.
Group load rows by truck, trailer, bus, uniform rack, pit, prop area, or meal station. Give each row an owner and a final check instead of leaving one long list for the director.
Use groups, sections, bus labels, and adult role names. Medical details, emergency contacts, parent phone lists, rooming, pickup details, and private rosters stay in approved private systems.
Record when the group can eat, how quickly food must be served, what can be prepared on site, and whether the location has tables, electricity, water, refrigeration, or trash service.
Include coolers, water, a food thermometer, approved hot- or cold-holding equipment, ice or gel packs, paper goods, serving utensils, transport, and cleanup. Follow school, venue, food-safety, and accommodation procedures outside the worksheet.
After the buses return, note the actual headcount, leftovers, schedule changes, missing load items, and jobs that needed another person.
Save those notes with the reusable packet so the next competition starts with something more useful than last year's final text thread.
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Sources checked July 31, 2026