1. How does Fun At Bat measure success?
Fun At Bat measures success by tracking student participation, engagement, and skill development, as well as by gathering feedback from teachers and schools through an End of the Year survey.
2. Are there any stories or testimonials from other schools?
Yes. Many schools share stories of student growth, excitement, and increased interest in baseball and softball through Fun At Bat. These testimonials highlight the program’s impact on both skill development and character education in the classroom.
3. How can I share my school’s Fun At Bat experience?
Schools can share their experiences by posting in the Fun At Bat Teachers Facebook group, emailing us, or tagging @USABaseball on social media and using the hashtag #FunAtBat. Sharing stories helps showcase the program’s impact and encourages other schools to get involved!
4. Will I have to report back to USA Baseball after receiving the program?
No! Teachers are not required to submit any reports or updates to USA Baseball. We do ask for a brief response to our end-of-year survey to share feedback, and we encourage teachers to provide updates throughout the year on what they enjoy or find challenging. Our goal is simply to be a supportive resource, helping teachers feel comfortable and confident teaching bat-and-ball skills in their classrooms.