Committee passes bill to clarify participation of non‑full‑time resident students in district activities The House Education Committee passed House Bill 23, clarifying that resident students who are not enrolled full time (including homeschool and partially enrolled students) may participate in district co‑curricular and extracurricular activities that are offered at the middle‑ and high‑school levels; the committee reinstated a clause specifying residency and considered but rejected expanding the measure to K–12.

A pivotal bill just passed in Wyoming, ensuring that non-full-time students, including homeschoolers, can join in on vital district activities!

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Homeschool Advocates Push for Inclusion in School Activities Amid Bureaucratic Challenges Homeschool families seek access to school activities despite logistical and bureaucratic barriers.

Humble ISD parents are rallying for change as they demand equal access to extracurricular activities for over 500 homeschooling families, challenging outdated policies that leave their children on the sidelines.

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Ohio Board updates seizure safety policy and participation rules for home-schooled students Ohio Board modifies seizure policy and permits home-schooled students to join athletics.

Revere Board takes major steps to enhance student safety with new seizure policies and inclusive extracurricular rules for home-schooled athletes!

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