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Sandra Frederick May 14, 2013 at 01:54 pm
Girls games are actually at 5:00pm and boys games are at 7:00pm Both home at Madison. Check…Read More warhawksports.org for updated info.
Erica R. Hendry (Editor) May 14, 2013 at 02:18 pm
Hi Sandra — that's true for double headers as noted above, but some schools only have girls…Read More still alive in the tournament, so their games begin at 7 p.m. Thanks for reading — good luck tonight!
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Allen Muchnick May 8, 2013 at 11:18 pm
Exactly, so that one's failure to exercise such common sense has legal consequences.
It's also…Read More common sense not to murder another person, yet we still have laws against it.
Allen Muchnick May 9, 2013 at 12:09 am
Bicycling while intoxicated is not illegal in Virginia. See Code of Virginia § 18.2-266
Beth Lawton (Editor) February 24, 2013 at 01:12 pm
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tom Davis February 22, 2013 at 01:15 am
If I read this right, sounds like the educational staff in Loundon did not do the crew sport any…Read More favors in this discussion. Maybe these two achool administators job roles should be evaulated given the fact that as high school educators this does not set a good example of encouraging viable activities!
Mel R. March 24, 2013 at 02:05 am
So then where does it all end? Show up and play a sport this year. Then next year some parents will…Read More clamor for their kids to be allowed into the public high school's AP chemistry class because the parents can't teach that to the kids and "they need it to get into college." Then parents will say, "Let my child into the public high school drama class because she wants to apply to colleges for drama school." And eventually it will all snowball until home-schooling parents are cherry-picking not just the sports they want for their kids but the academic classes, extracurriculars and other things that they can't teach their kids themselves or via a homeschooling network, or they'll insist their kids be allowed into classes that improve the kids' abiltiy to get into certain colleges. The "Tebow bill' is about football, really, but it is the thin end of the wedge and would open the door to these parents pressing for their kids to pick and choose what they like from public schools. School is not a menu from which they can order what they like. If the Tebow bill ever passes it's going to create a mess for academics, not just sports, down the road. And don't argue, "But that's not happening in other states that do it already." Just wait.
Gleb Taran March 24, 2013 at 06:00 am
You are wrong. It ends when all students (public and private schooled) are allowed full access to…Read More all services at public schools paid for with the taxes of all citizens. This is the new leading edge of civil rights! Stop treating the home schooled kids like they belong at the back of the bus. Just because they opt out of full-time attendance at the local public school system does not mean they opt out of society. Being home schooled does not mean you opt out of all public school system services. Their parents pay for the "three-ring circus" we call public schools. They are entitled to cherry pick and choose (academics, clubs, sports) those services they want for their kids. Get used to it! Private schools will likewise recruit (i.e. cherry pick) public school athletes for skill positions getting short-shrift on their respective public school teams. Get used to that too! VHSL, whether they like it or not, will get used to it too! The VHSL monopoly will end! Its not a mess. Its life in the modern world! The old paradigm is kaput!
Gleb Taran March 24, 2013 at 06:15 am
It is about tolerance!
It is about multi-culturalism!
It is about diversity!
It is about accepting…Read More those different than you!
You cannot discard those students who are being home schooled like they are second class citizens.
When their parents pay for it, they are entitled to it however they see fit!
They can choose to use it all.
They can choose to use not of it.
They can pick and choose whatever elements theyt want for their kids.
That is the American way.
When did we forget about that!
PJ Buckley February 12, 2013 at 03:56 pm
Sad to see Del. Brink voting against common sense. These kids have parents who pay taxes as much as…Read More anyone else. There is NO good reason they shouldn't be allowed to participate in sports. Three more cheers for Barbara Comstock.
Morgan February 12, 2013 at 07:45 pm
What happens when a home schooler is cut from the team? Will the parents sue because of some…Read More perceived bias?
What about the fees that every high school team requires of participants?
How will the home schooler receive notices if not in the school?
Current athletes must meet academic standards, How will the home schoolers satisfy these requirements?
Which high school do they try out for, or will this lead to School team "shopping"?
What about private school kids - their parents pay taxes too, maybe they should also be allowed to try out for the public school team?
There are a lot of unanswered questions that deal with "Fairness" that are not addressed in the bill.
Comstock once again has her minions praise actions which are not thought out but are put out there for their PR effect.
If home schoolers do not want to waste their taxes, send the kids to school!
Kyle McCauley February 13, 2013 at 03:26 am
It's my understanding that the Tebow bill “would let local school boards decide whether to…Read More allow home-schooled students to try out for their local team (to avoid families shopping around for the best team) and has provisions designed to prevent dropouts or students not academically eligible from skirting the rules.” It simply allows a county to choose if they want to extend this opportunity, no county or School Board is required to do so. The Tebow bill is much like the bill repealing the “King’s Dominion” law on school starting time that allows localities to decide if they want to start school before Labor Day. Both bills provide local choice and local options. Right now, local school districts that want to include home-schooled students in sports are barred from even trying. Under the Tebow bill each School Board and County decides what is best for their students. This is a very reasonable measure that allows different school systems around the state to decide what is best for their communities. This bill is so modest that even the Washington Post editorialized in favor of it on February 11th
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