UIL Portal
2026-2027 UIL Portal
The UIL Portal has transitioned to a new UIL portal system for data collection and management provided by Rank One. The new UIL Portal is available now and has been designed to provide users with a more efficient experience.
Schools can log into the UIL Portal by clicking HERE
If you have any questions about Rank One, or need any support in setting up your district, please contact Rank One Customer Support at support@rankone.com
- My ISD is a CURRENT Rank One subscriber
- Existing Rank One subscriber schools, to help ensure a smooth UIL transition, please complete the following setup steps in Rank One as soon as possible.
These steps can be found HERE
- My ISD is NOT a CURRENT Rank One subscriber
- If your district is not a current Rank One subscriber, to help ensure a smooth UIL transition, please complete the following setup steps in Rank One as soon as possible.
These steps can be found HERE
As the system launches, pieces of functionality will become available. The current timeline for portal function availability is below:
- July 1: PAPFs and Waivers become operational
- July 7: CCP/Other Trainings training becomes available
If you have an urgent circumstance for a student seeking eligibility for 26-27, please contact UIL staff at uilportal@uiltexas.org for guidance during this transition.
CCP/Trainings Questions
- When will CCP/trainings be available?
- CCP/trainings are now availalbe in the UIL Rank One Portal. In order to be properly scheduled for CCP/trainings modules, each coach will need to make sure their UIL role(s) and their sport specific coaching assignments (if applicable) are accurate and up to date in Rank One. Contact your school's Rank One administrator to make sure your roles and sport specific coaching assignments are up to date and accurate.
CCP/trainings modules and trainings are accessible in the user Profile under Compliance Forms.
- How do I access CCP/training courses?
- CCPs and trainings are active in the Portal. The trainings are located in each users My Profile (top right) under Compliance Forms.

If a coach / user does not have any trainings, administrators need to make sure that the they have updated each users sport specific coaching assignments AND their specific UIL Roles.


- I am a First Year Texas Coach, how do I access the Fundamentals of Coaching – First Year Texas Coach CCP Course?
- If you are not scheduled for a specific training or see it in your training list, you need to make sure that you have First Year Texas Coach added under your UIL Roles on your profile. Once this role is added, the Fundamentals of Coaching course will be added to your trainings.

After your first year is complete, you can remove this role on your profile and will not need to take the course again.
- I am a Game Administrator, how do I access the Game Administrator CCP Course?
- If you are not scheduled for a specific training or see it in your training list, you need to make sure that you have Game Administrator added under your UIL Roles on your profile. Once this role is added, the Game Administrator course will be added to your trainings.

- I am a High School coach missing my sport specific training.
- If you are not scheduled for a specific training or see it in your training list, you need to make sure that the school has updated your user sport specific coaching assignments as well as your specific UIL Roles on your profile. Once these assignments/roles are adjusted, the system will know which sport specific courses to add to your trainings.
Administrators need to check the account in question and add Coaching Assignments as well as UIL Roles.


- I am a Junior High/Middle School coach, what training do I need to take?
- All Junior High/Middle School coaches are required to complete the following five modules:
1. Ethics and Sportsmanship
2. Concussion (state law – UIL course now counts as 1 hour)
3. Steroid Education
4. Safety Training
5. Junior High Athletics
**Important: Junior High/Middle School coaches DO NOT complete a sport-specific training module, regardless of the sport they coach.
In addition to the online modules above, coaches must also complete the following requirements:
1. Best Practices in Tackling – Football coaches only
2. Fundamentals of Coaching – First Year Coaches only
- I am a High School coach, what training do I need to take?
- All high school coaches are required to complete the following six modules:
1. Ethics and Sportsmanship
2. Concussion (state law – UIL course now counts as 1 hour)
3. Steroid Education
4. Safety Training
5. Constitution and Contest Rules
6. Sport specific training - each sport has a separate module
In addition to the online modules above, coaches must also complete the following requirements:
1. Best Practices in Tackling – Football coaches only
2. Fundamentals of Coaching – First Year Coaches only
- I am a Wrestling Weight Assessor; how do I access the Wrestling Weight Assessor CCP Course?
- If you are not scheduled for a specific training or see it in your training list, you need to make sure that you have Weight Assessor added under your UIL Roles on your profile. Once this role is added, the Weight Assessor course will be added to your trainings.

The weight assessor modules are only accessible to those that have an account in Rank One through a school district. If you need to complete the weight assessor training, but are not an employee of a school district, you will need to contact a school district that you work with, and they will need to create an account for you associated with their district to access the training.
- What is Rank One?
- Rank One is a leading provider of extracurricular activity management software for K–12 school districts across the United States. Its platform helps schools manage compliance, scheduling, communication, and student participation in athletics, fine arts, and other activities. Rank One serves thousands of schools nationwide and is committed to reducing administrative burden while improving the experience for students, families, and educators. Learn more at www.rankone.com.
- I’m an Organizing Chair or newly elected DEC Chair for 2026-2027, what do I need to do?
- Please check/verify your profile in Rank One and be sure to update your UIL DEC Chair and DEC Member role(s) (as applicable), including indicating the applicable sport(s) for each DEC position.
- What do I do about my Atavus certifications?
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The new Portal and Atavus will be linked to provide certificates of completed certifications. More information regarding CCP will be released as it becomes available.
As a reminder, the only coaches that are required to certify before the 2026-2027 school year are those coaches who will be new to the state of Texas or those coaches who have not completed both 1.0 and 2.0. Coaches who completed version 1.0 in 2024 will need to complete version 2.0 before August 3rd, 2026.
- I have other questions that aren't answered here, what do I do?
- If you have any addtional questions about the Portal, Rank One or next steps, please contact UIL staff at uilportal@uiltexas.org for guidance during this transition. We will update these FAQs with addtional information as common questions are submitted.
- What communication has been sent out to schools about this change?
- As the UIL Office send out communication regarding this change, we will link it below for schools to refer back to:
PAPF/Waiver Question
- PAPFs/Waivers from the 2025-2026 School Year and Past School Years
- To comply with records retention policies, the UIL staff has already downloaded and archived all PAPFs and Waivers from the previous four school years (2022-2026). School districts are not expected to download these PAPFs unless the decision is made locally to archive these forms.
- Completed PAPFs/Waivers for the 2026-2027 School Year
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School districts were encouraged to download all PAPFs and Waivers that were completed in the old system in preparation for the 2026-2027 school year.
If a parent indicates during the PAPF screening process that they have already completed a PAPF in preparation for the 2026-27 school year, the school admins will be notified. Access the students PAPF in the Incoming Students section of Student MGMT and upload the pdf of the student’s completed PAPF in the appropriate location.
If you cannot locate the PAPF, you can send an email to uilportal@uiltexas.org and request a copy of the completed PAPF.
- Pending/In Progress PAPFs/Waivers for the 2026-2027 School Year
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Any PAPFs that were initiated but not completed (DEC approved and submitted to UIL) in the prior system will need to be started anew in the UIL Rank One Portal. Please note that PAPFs in Rank One are a parent-initiated process, which means that PAPFs will populate for school administrators only after a parent/guardian has completed the initial phase of the PAPF process.
Students must be uploaded to Rank One before parents can access or submit any forms. Contact support@rankone.com or join one of the live webinars via the link below if your school needs assistance with your student upload process.
- I am a parent, how do I fill out a PAPF?
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A helpful parent and guardian guide can be found here: https://hq.rankone.com/kb/uil-parent
This resource is also a helpful tool for coaches and administrators to understand the PAPF/waiver process and it’s path through the Rank One system.
- Are there any resouces for coaches and administrators to understand the new PAPF/waiver process and it's path through the Rank One system?
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This resource is also a helpful tool for coaches and administrators to understand the PAPF/waiver process and it’s path through the Rank One system: https://hq.rankone.com/kb/uil-parent
The above linkied is geared toward parents and guardians filling out the PAPF, however provides useful insight for coaches and administrators.

