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Public VS. Private (I know, I know!)

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Per someone at the KHSAA: KHSAA does not govern summer ball.

Yes. I thought you had to be a student at that school in order to participate in summer activities. If not yet a student, you at least had to be enrolled.

 

Enrolled is key. As a freshman, not only does your 8th grade school year need to be completed, and school year finished, but the gaining school must be finished as well. My son was not eligible to begin freshman football at HHS for a week when he was there because while his school was out, HHS wasn't. So he had to sit and watch for a week, even though he was enrolled.

Per someone at the KHSAA: KHSAA does not govern summer ball.

 

Thankfully

I should point out that the rules regarding "recruiting" are still in place in the summer.

So if my son will be a senior at Highlands, he can play summer basketball for Newport Central Catholic?

 

yes, absolutely!

Let's say I live in Alexandria and don't like the colors purple and gold and wanted go to NCC or HHS.

Who wouldn't like purple and gold? Come on man!!

Who wouldn't like purple and gold? Come on man!!

 

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So kids that go to different middle schools in an area are playing on a high school summer team, my guess a private school? Wonder what the coaches think where these kids live about that choice and the school that's allowing it.

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Who wouldn't like purple and gold? Come on man!!

 

Ohhh...I love it! I was just saying hypothetically. And boy you were an easy transition from Blue and Gold to Purple and Gold. Guess you had to keep mama happy!

If the school doesn't release your money, do they really get to keep it? I thought they only received money from the state for students that are enrolled.

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So kids that go to different middle schools in an area are playing on a high school summer team, my guess a private school? Wonder what the coaches think where these kids live about that choice and the school that's allowing it.

 

That's an interesting thought!

 

My next question...it seems like it may be "accepted" when a private school does it. But if a public school coach asked a student from another public school to come "workout" or play summer leagues with their team, what would be the perception or rules around that?? MS or HS kid?

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If the school doesn't release your money, do they really get to keep it? I thought they only received money from the state for students that are enrolled.

 

Don't quote me on this, but I think it's related to the tax money that's paid. Not school allowance from the state. I could be dead wrong though!

If the school doesn't release your money, do they really get to keep it? I thought they only received money from the state for students that are enrolled.

 

If that were the case, why would the school care if that money is released to the new school or not?!

If that were the case, why would the school care if that money is released to the new school or not?!
IDK, maybe it is because usually the ones leaving are the better students?

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