Bill to Limit High School Athletic Association Dies in Fla. Senate
A bill that sought to force fundamental changes upon the Florida High School Athletic Association went out with a whimper. Read Full Post >
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May 04, 2013
May 01, 2013
Bill Would Strip Power From High School Athletic Association
A bill set to be considered by the Florida Senate could ultimately lead to the demise of the Florida High School Athletic Association. Read Full Post >
April 30, 2013
Indiana Athletic Association to Allow Homeschooled Student-Athletes
The Indiana High School Athletic Association will allow homeschooled students to compete on public school sports teams starting next school year. Read Full Post >
April 26, 2013
'Tebow Bill' Faces Opposition in Alabama, Support in Texas
Educators in Alabama argue that a bill allowing home-schooled students to participate in public school athletics will destroy the high school athletic system. Read Full Post >
April 09, 2013
Youth 'Drive, Chip, and Putt' Finals to Be Held at Augusta National
Girls and boys will will have the opportunity to golf at Augusta National Golf Club beginning next year. Read Full Post >
April 03, 2013
'Tebow Bills' for Homeschooled Athletes Advance in Three States
North Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas are all considering bills that would allow homeschooled student-athletes to participate in public school sports. Read Full Post >
March 06, 2013
'Tebow Bills' for Homeschooled Athletes Proposed in Tenn., N.C.
"Tebow bills" allowing homeschooled athletes to play on public school teams have been introduced in Tennessee and North Carolina. Read Full Post >
February 14, 2013
Va. Senate Panel Quashes 'Tebow Bill' Again
A bill that would have allowed homeschooled high school athletes to take part in public school sports fell a vote shy. Read Full Post >
August 17, 2012
300-Pound Youth Player Barred From Pee Wee Football
A 12-year-old boy in Mesquite, Texas, has been prohibited from participating in a Pee Wee football league because he's been deemed too large. Read Full Post >
August 03, 2012
Ark. Home-Schooled Athletes Eligible for Public School Sports
Starting with the 2013-14 school year, Arkansas homeschooled students in grades seven through 12 will be allowed to participate in public school extracurricular activities under a new rule approved this week by the Arkansas Activities Association. Read Full Post >
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