Reply to "Students allowed to play at other schools."

coach scotty10+ posts

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Originally posted by coach2709:
The biggest issue is how do you enforce any standards? Or better yet what will the standards be when it comes to eligibility? How do you keep in check a parent who has a son that's won't do work in the classroom and is ineligible (or on the way to being ineligible) and all of a sudden is now homeschooled?

I would say they would enforce it the same way states do that have had these rules for years. Last I checked the state of Florida's HS sports programs haven't imploded.

3/31/113:05 PM

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