interscholastic activities; criminal offenses; ineligibility

Summary

The bill would require Arizona school districts to bar any student who has been convicted of, pleaded to, or admitted to certain violent or sexual offenses from participating in interscholastic sports and activities. It also would suspend participation for students charged with those offenses until they are cleared, and would mandate a certification form confirming a student’s criminal history. The aim is to protect students and maintain the integrity of school programs.

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