Dr. Allen E. Chin

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  www.washingtoncitypaper.com/display.php?id=36713 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/3/2009    Last Visited: 2/3/2009  

  Allen Lew's school facilities department has opened several new football fields; Rhee fired longtime athletic director Allen Chin and replaced him with Troy Mathieu, a well-regarded athletic administrator from Grambling State University in Louisiana.

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  AHSAA - Washburn Elected National President (7-26-05) - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/26/2005    Last Visited: 12/13/2006  

  Also, at the recent annual summer NFHS meeting, three new Board members were approved for four-year terms by the NFHS National Council: Dr. Allen Chin, executive director of the District of Columbia Interscholastic Athletic Association; Lorell Jungling, activities director at Mandan (North Dakota) Public Schools; and Dr. Jim Tenopir, executive director of the Nebraska School Activities Association.

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  April 5, 1999 - News - Pools on the mend after years... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/5/1999    Last Visited: 7/20/2001  

  According to D.C. Public Schools Athletics Director Allen E. Chin , the situation is often frustratingly problematic.
  
  A well-rounded student needs athletics , said Chin.But what's more important - a pool or a leaky roof?.
  
  The Dunbar pool reopened last fall , followed early this year by H.D. Woodson's pool , which opened after a 19-month effort to replace generator parts.Although not quite as simple , the repairs to the Roosevelt pool should be finished later in the spring.
  
  The school's principal , Learie Phillip , said the Roosevelt pool will be up and running by April , after maintenance workers replace chipped paint and broken lights and acid-scrub the floors.

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  Area Jurisdictions Postpone Events (washingtonpost.com) - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/12/2001    Last Visited: 9/12/2001  

  The last thing that we wanted is for athletes to be on the streets , said Allen Chin , the District of Columbia Interscholastic Athletic Association executive director.They [ student athletes ] should be at home..
  
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  In the District , Chin said officials would meet this morning – in similar fashion to meetings that will likely take place at most school districts around the area – to determine whether a handful of soccer games and four varsity football games scheduled for Friday night would be postponed.
  
  He said the status of two out-of-town football games scheduled for the weekend was undetermined , but across the District line in Prince George's County , DeMatha's top-ranked football team is considering canceling a planned trip Friday to play national-power Rockhurst High in Kansas City , Mo. , Saturday , DeMatha Coach Bill McGregor said.
  
  McGregor said he spoke to Rockhurst Coach Tony Severino yesterday , and the two agreed to make a final decision at noon today.

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  Cheap Seats - Washington City Paper - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/25/2005    Last Visited: 11/25/2005  

  Allen Chin, executive director of the DCIAA, says his colleague Patricia Briscoe put that rules change in place to encourage the city's coaches and kids to start paying attention to the kicking game.
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  "She saw that our high schools weren't kicking anymore, and we were looking to come up with a way to change that," says Chin.For the same purpose, the D.C. Coaches Association introduced the two-points-per-kick rule in its Passing League, a noncontact exhibition league run each summer.
  
  Chin says that the future of kicking in D.C. football would benefit from the development of improved soccer programs within DCIAA.High-school coaches in surrounding suburbs, where soccer is as much a part of the culture as the long commute, usually have no problem finding a kid who can boot an extra point.Chin says currently just seven of his league's 15 member schools have boys varsity-soccer programs.

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  Coaches, Athletes Cope With Deficient Facilities... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/7/1999    Last Visited: 4/11/2001  

  Allen Chin , athletic director for the DCIAA , said that instead of jostling the system , too often the system has jostled him.He would like an increased budget , but said at times he would settle for a visible one.
  
  It was like pulling teeth when we wanted to get [ a copy of ] our budget , Chin said of the mid-'90s.If we don't spend all our money at one time , if there is money left at the end of the year , the money seems to get lost..
  
  Even when money doesn't get lost , one can question how it has been spent.Earlier this decade , Anacostia and McKinley were each tabbed to receive $ 1.5 million stadiums.Anacostia's stadium was put on indefinite hold , but not before the school system spent $ 43 , 000 designing it.
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  Four years later , the school closed , and the incomplete site is now off limits to teams , Chin said.
  
  Anacostia's eight-years-and-counting wait for its stadium is an extreme instance of a common problem , said several school administrators who have had difficulty receiving funds.Getting money budgeted for a project doesn't always result in actually getting the money.
  
  It's actually better when they tell you no , said one school official who did not want to be identified and has struggled to secure promised funding.When they tell you yes , and it never happens , what leverage do you have.If you go to somebody else and say , They haven't done it , they come back and say , They said they will do it.'.

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  Coaches, Athletes Cope With Deficient Facilities... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/7/1999    Last Visited: 4/30/2001  

  Allen Chin , athletic director for the DCIAA , said that instead of jostling the system , too often the system has jostled him.He would like an increased budget , but said at times he would settle for a visible one.
  
  It was like pulling teeth when we wanted to get [ a copy of ] our budget , Chin said of the mid-'90s.If we don't spend all our money at one time , if there is money left at the end of the year , the money seems to get lost..
  
  Even when money doesn't get lost , one can question how it has been spent.Earlier this decade , Anacostia and McKinley were each tabbed to receive $ 1.5 million stadiums.Anacostia's stadium was put on indefinite hold , but not before the school system spent $ 43 , 000 designing it.
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  Four years later , the school closed , and the incomplete site is now off limits to teams , Chin said.
  
  Anacostia's eight-years-and-counting wait for its stadium is an extreme instance of a common problem , said several school administrators who have had difficulty receiving funds.Getting money budgeted for a project doesn't always result in actually getting the money.
  
  It's actually better when they tell you 'no , ' said one school official who did not want to be identified and has struggled to secure promised funding.When they tell you 'yes , ' and it never happens , what leverage do you have.If you go to somebody else and say , 'They haven't done it , ' they come back and say , 'They said they will do it.'.
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  The business of the city is government , Chin said.There aren't many corporations. [ But ] I'll try anything..
  
  So will Wilson and other schools.Eddie Saah , Wilson's athletic director and baseball coach , formed a booster club about four years ago to help sustain his department.He said the club brought in $ 10 , 000 to $ 15 , 000 this past year.

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  Crossing the line - The Washington Times: Sports - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/19/2003    Last Visited: 6/19/2003  

  "I think it is a major problem," said Alan Chin, athletic director for D.C. public schools.
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  But even though Chin said running fingerprint checks on coaches has been required in D.C. public schools "for the last four or five years," this was not always done."It was dependent on the principal [of each school]," he said. It is being done now.

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  DCIAA Girls Get League of Own (washingtonpost.com) - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/19/2001    Last Visited: 9/19/2001  

  For the first time the D.C. Interscholastic Athletic Association will conduct a girls' soccer league and championship as four schools have joined Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt , according to DCIAA Executive Director Allen Chin.
  
  Coaches met yesterday to finalize player registrations and schedules , which will include teams from Cardozo , Bell , Coolidge and School Without Walls.The six teams will kick off their seasons on Sept 29 in a tripleheader at RFK Stadium's auxiliary field.
  
  It's all part of [ D.C. Superintendent Paul ] Vance's initiative to improve and advance girls' athletics in D.C. , Chin said.
  
  Meantime , the boys' league is expected to include Eastern and Banneker , each of which is expected to return to competition after hiatus.The schools were expected to confirm player interest and participation yesterday.
  
  Seven-time DCIAA champion Wilson is young but the early favorite.

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  DCSportsFan.com - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/19/2007    Last Visited: 4/26/2008  

  Wilson originally protested the game on October 10 in a letter from Principal Jacqueline Williams to Dr. Allen Chin, Athletic Director of the District of Columbia Public Schools.

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