Mission Statement • Vision Statement • Clients We Service • How to Join the DBOA
Mission Statement
"The Dallas Basketball Officials Association will prepare our officials for game assignments and to provide exceptional service to our client schools, membership and other valued stakeholders."
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Vision Statement
"Based on the values of integrity, sportsmanship and quality. The Dallas Basketball Officials Association will become an open and learning organization, constantly improving through dialogue with one guiding standard - to be recognized as the premier basketball officials' association in the nation."
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Clients We Service
The Dallas Basketball Officials Association is proud to service some of the metroplex's finest private and public learning institutions and independent school districts including, but not limited to:
- Advantage Academy of Rowlett
- Alvarado High School
- Bishop Dunne High School
- Bishop Lynch High School
- Canyon Creek Christian Academy
- Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD
- Cedar Hill ISD
- Cistercian Preparatory School
- Community ISD
- Coppell ISD
- Corsicana ISD
- Dallas Academy
- Dallas Gateway Academy
- Dallas ISD
- Desoto ISD
- Duncanville ISD
- Ennis ISD
- Episcopal School of Dallas
- Faith Family Fellowship Academy
- Ferris ISD
- First Baptist Academy of Dallas
- Fulton School, The
- Garland Christian
- Gateway Charter Academy
- Grand Prairie ISD
- Highland Park ISD *
- Highlands School, The
- The Hockaday School
- Irving ISD *
- North Hills Preparatory School
- Jesuit College Preparatory School
- John Paul II School High School
- Lakehill Preparatory School
- Lancaster ISD
- Life School Oak Cliff
- Mesquite ISD *
- Midlothian ISD
- Parish Episcopal School
- Prestonwood Christian Academy
- Red Oak ISD
- Richardson ISD *
- Rockwall ISD *
- Terrell ISD
- Trinity Christian Academy - Addison
- Ursuline Academy of Dallas
- Waxahachie ISD
- Winston School of Dallas, The
- Wylie ISD *
* Denotes high schools only.
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How to Join the DBOA
Early registration for the 2010 - 2011 basketball season was extended through April 1, 2010. If registering on or after April 1, 2010, a late fee of $35 will be assessed (excluding new officials).
To become an official with the Dallas Basketball Officials Association:
STEP 1. Determine your officiating status.
- NEW: never officiated before or been affiliated with a professional basketball officiating organization in Texas
- RETURNING: must have been a previous DBOA member and in good standing
- TRANSFERRING: previously affiliated with a professional basketball officiating organization and must be in good standing
- REINSTATED: recently reinstated as a member in good standing with DBOA
- DUAL CHAPTER**: primary membership is with another UIL chapter, DBOA is secondary
** As a dual chapter member with DBOA as your secondary chapter, it is your responsibility to make sure you are fully aware of the policies of and your obligations to both chapters. If the DBOA is your primary chapter, regular membership policies apply.
STEP 2. Determine your fees. Make checks and money orders payable to the Dallas Basketball Officials Association or DBOA.
STEP 3. Complete the following documents:
- DBOA Enrollment Application
- Physical Examination Form
- Professional Responsibility Contract
- Basketball Point Recording Form ***
*** Refer to the Points Classification System to help determine earned points.
For returning, transferring, reinstated, or dual chapter officials only.
STEP 4. Make copies of documents and form of payment for your records.
STEP 5. Mail the documents, dues, and fees to:
- DBOA
c/o Mike Slaton, Treasurer
P O Box 550156
Dallas, TX 75355
Questions about dues and fees? Contact Mike Slaton, DBOA Treasurer, at mike.slaton@dallasref.com, 214.232.6012.
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