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I do believe that much of the stance of the HSL changed when the new law passed to allow home-schoolers to participate in athletics at their respectively zoned high schools. Thus, WHY is their a need for a PAC or other organization? Surely, those PAC-players are zone to some public school, aren't they?
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I do believe that much of the stance of the HSL changed when the new law passed to allow home-schoolers to participate in athletics at their respectively zoned high schools. Thus, WHY is their a need for a PAC or other organization? Surely, those PAC-players are zone to some public school, aren't they?
Hatch, I thought about that too, that perhaps the change of stance about letting home school teams participate was due to the fact that those students now have an opportunity to play for public school teams, so in the opinion of the League perhaps home school teams became unnecessary.
Still, I think decisions about who can and cannot participate in competition should be based on established rules and guidelines for said competition, not opinions about "needs" and relevance.
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