Authorizes private school students to participate in extracurricular activities at public schools under certain conditions

Summary

HB 3485 would let students enrolled in private, home, virtual or other eligible non‑public schools take part in athletics, fine arts and integrated cocurricular activities offered by their local public school district or charter school. Participation would require proof of residency, a physical exam, adherence to the same behavior and financial rules as public‑school students, and would not require attendance in regular classes. The bill also sets rules for disciplinary policies and prevents districts from barring eligible students, while imposing a 12‑month ban if a student leaves a public school to avoid eligibility.

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