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

Summary

The bill lets students enrolled in private, home, virtual or other non‑public schools participate in athletics, fine arts, and other extracurriculars run by a local public school or charter district, provided the activity isn’t available at their private school. It requires the same tryouts, conduct standards, and fees as district students, but does not force the private student to attend regular classes. The measure aims to expand opportunities for private‑school students while keeping district policies uniform.

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