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Regulation of middle school athletics?

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Kentucky House to consider regulation of middle school athletics | More high school sports | Kentucky.com

 

However, the House Education Committee on Tuesday approved a resolution introduced by a Nicholasville Democrat that would create a task force to study oversight of middle school athletics in the state. The resolution now goes to the full House for a vote.

Julian Tackett, commissioner of the KHSAA, said several studies have been conducted on Kentucky middle school athletics during the past 25 years on issues ranging from governance to health and safety.

Oversight, financial transparency for event promoters and coaching qualifications "are very important to the schools of this state," Tackett said.

 

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AS long as they don't try to do too much it will be okay.

 

From what I have heard it is more the Medical and Safety they want to regulate. Not looking to regulate seasons.

They want to regulate the money they are missing out on is what it is.

They want to regulate the money they are missing out on is what it is.
KHSAA wants no part of this but are being directed by Ky Board of Ed who is concerned about it.

 

Why govt agencies continue to spend our tax dollars by doing the same job amazes me.

 

Our tax dollars now will be supporting a middle ad, a middle school principal, a superintendent, a board of education a Khsaa organization ALL designed to do the same job.

KHSAA wants no part of this but are being directed by Ky Board of Ed who is concerned about it.

 

Why govt agencies continue to spend our tax dollars by doing the same job amazes me.

 

Our tax dollars now will be supporting a middle ad, a middle school principal, a superintendent, a board of education a Khsaa organization ALL designed to do the same job.

Where the heck you been hiding?
KHSAA wants no part of this but are being directed by Ky Board of Ed who is concerned about it.

 

Why govt agencies continue to spend our tax dollars by doing the same job amazes me.

 

Our tax dollars now will be supporting a middle ad, a middle school principal, a superintendent, a board of education a Khsaa organization ALL designed to do the same job.

 

Couldn't be put any better.

I hope nothing is done towards middle school wrestling. It would be a shame after the progress that the state has shown.

KHSAA cannot even regulate HS, much less MS......

KHSAA wants no part of this but are being directed by Ky Board of Ed who is concerned about it.

 

Why govt agencies continue to spend our tax dollars by doing the same job amazes me.

 

Our tax dollars now will be supporting a middle ad, a middle school principal, a superintendent, a board of education a Khsaa organization ALL designed to do the same job.

 

Don't middle schools already have all the positions you referenced?

This is all over Middle School football and their "state championship."

This is all over Middle School football and their "state championship."

 

Incorrect as this bill is about all middle school athletics. Wrestling has a state championship. Basketball has a state championship tournament.

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