......that does not have football, can he plays for the nearest public school in that district or could he play at the public school where he lives or is he
out of luck.
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If a kid goes to a charter school........
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The short answer is NO. He can only play football for his school unless a co-op agreement has been made.
"It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog."
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And if they do have a co-op the school taking him must add the entire enrollment of the charter school to it's enrollment number.
Mesick was adding Buckley and didn't get a single varsity player. Moved them from the D-7 to D-8 line to D-6. |
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GHSfootball1990 wrote: I wouldn't be so sure about that - I do think there is a provision by the MHSAA regarding an athlete if the school he or she attends do not have a sport and being able to play it at the closest school. |
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There is option #3 in this link:
http://www.mhsaa.com/resources/nontradstudents.pdf The student in question would have to be counted as a student at the school that is providing the sport though. So it is somewhat limited in that the student would be required to take class (es) at the sport school. |
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Boeing747 wrote:
Only in cases like Mr NCAA has listed. There was a case in my area a few years ago with a home schooled family that actually lived in the district that were deemed ineligible to play by the MHSAA. I would think this case would be pretty much the same. "It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog."
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