Camden County Wildcats / Game Day Information

Chris Gilman Stadium

Clear Bag Policy & Spectator Code of Conduct

Before heading to a home football game, review bag requirements, student attendance guidelines, security procedures, and expectations for fans. A safe game day starts with everyone knowing the rules.

Clear tote maximum 12″ × 6″ × 12″
Independent high school students School-issued ID required
At the gate Security screening in effect

Clear Bag Policy

Approved bags, prohibited items, and exceptions

Which bags are approved?

Camden County Schools permits these bag types at home athletic events:

CLEAR TOTE 12″ × 6″ × 12″ Plastic, vinyl, or PVC
CLEAR ZIP-TOP BAG 1 gallon Or smaller
SMALL CLUTCH 4.5″ × 6.5″ May be non-clear, with or without strap

Clutches have a separate size limit from clear totes.

Which bags are prohibited?

Do not bring the following into the stadium:

  • Backpacks, book bags, duffel bags, and oversized totes
  • Standard purses larger than an approved clutch, fanny packs, and drawstring or cinch bags
  • Camera bags, binocular cases, briefcases, laptop/computer bags, and luggage
  • Mesh bags, opaque bags, or tinted, patterned, or textured bags that prevent a clear view of contents

An unapproved bag must be returned to your vehicle before entry.

Are there exceptions for families or medical needs?

District procedures allow exceptions for medical requirements and special-needs items, as well as baby carriers, detachable infant car seats, and strollers. Approved media representatives and designated event personnel may be exempt from the clear bag restriction.

All exception items and personnel remain subject to security checks.

Can I bring my wallet, phone, or keys?

Yes. Keys, wallets, and cell phones may be carried separately. Security personnel may inspect these personal items during the entry screening process.