Virginia is looking at allowing home-schooled kids to participate in public schools athletic programs. Where is Texas on this?
Montana doesn't allow any student who isn't enrolled for at least 20hrs of classes a week to participate. ID and North Dakota do allow homeschoolers to play, but I don't know what, if any, restrictions are placed on them.
I polled the 3 local home school families - none are interested in allowing their children to participate. That is 7 kids in a community that only has 30 in the High School.
So jus wondering what everyone thought about this? What challenges would this put on schools? How could it be abused? What restrictions should these kids have to meet before getting to play?
Montana doesn't allow any student who isn't enrolled for at least 20hrs of classes a week to participate. ID and North Dakota do allow homeschoolers to play, but I don't know what, if any, restrictions are placed on them.
I polled the 3 local home school families - none are interested in allowing their children to participate. That is 7 kids in a community that only has 30 in the High School.
So jus wondering what everyone thought about this? What challenges would this put on schools? How could it be abused? What restrictions should these kids have to meet before getting to play?