Interscholastic activities; criminal offenses; ineligibility

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This bill would allow a student's juvenile court record to be used in certain cases, specifically for determining eligibility for interscholastic activities. It requires school districts to prohibit students from participating in school-sponsored sports or programs if they have been convicted of or admitted to certain serious offenses, including aggravated assault, stalking, or domestic violence. Students charged with these offenses would also be temporarily banned from activities until their case is resolved.

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Sponsorship · 7 Sponsors

Democrat0Republican7Independent0Other0

R · PrimeMark Finchem
R · CoHildy Angius
R · CoShawnna Bolick
R · CoKevin Payne
R · CoWendy Rogers
R · CoThomas Shope
R · CoCarine Werner

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