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Should the KHSAA approve "emergency transfers" from virtual schools to in person schools?

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Now that the Catholic high schools in KY are going to in-person instruction immediately and preparing to play football this is more important than ever.

All transfers should be immediately approved with no strings attached. 

I personally believe that kids who virtually learn should be allowed to participate in sports and if the district cancels sports, that student should be allowed to immediately transfer to a school that still competes.

With all the youth sports and AAU being played in gyms, I feel that sports at the high school level should for the most part be safe. There should be enforced curfews for athletes to be able to participate though.

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2 minutes ago, KY Outsider said:

I personally believe that kids who virtually learn should be allowed to participate in sports and if the district cancels sports, that student should be allowed to immediately transfer to a school that still competes.

With all the youth sports and AAU being played in gyms, I feel that sports at the high school level should for the most part be safe. There should be enforced curfews for athletes to be able to participate though.

No matter how we look at it kids/students/parents should have a choice.

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