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re: Home-schooled students may become LHSAA eligible
Posted on 6/16/10 at 12:14 am to Maximus
Posted on 6/16/10 at 12:14 am to Maximus
I have no problem with them playing for the public school that they are zoned. Allow them to play for any private school though? That doesn't exactly seem fair to me. So you can play for Evangel/Curtis/any team in the Catholic League without paying tuition/attending the school?
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Posted on 6/16/10 at 1:24 am to JJ27
Why should they be allowed to play on a public school team? Their parents chose to keep them out of public school. Its not fair to the kids in the schools that lose a shot to play and are held to different standards than home-schooled kids.
Again, its a parent's choice to home-school their kid. Let them play on a home-school team if that's the case, but not in a public school team.
Again, its a parent's choice to home-school their kid. Let them play on a home-school team if that's the case, but not in a public school team.
Posted on 6/16/10 at 9:13 am to JJ27
[quoteSo you can play for Evangel/Curtis/any team in the Catholic League without paying tuition/attending the school?
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The way I read it, they would have to follow the already existing attendance policies.
Only eligible at the schools in their attendance zones.
If they lived in Curtis /ECA attendance zone shouldn't they be eligible there too? Not just the public school?
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The way I read it, they would have to follow the already existing attendance policies.
Only eligible at the schools in their attendance zones.
If they lived in Curtis /ECA attendance zone shouldn't they be eligible there too? Not just the public school?
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