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I look at it this way, if you send your child to a private school and he or she wants to play a sport that that school doesn't offer then you have 3 choices:
1 switch to a private school that does offer that sport
2 switch to and enroll in a public school that does
3 just don't play that sport.

This is on the private school stuff, this thread is not about kids attending private schools it's about where home schooled kids should be allowed to play sports for a public school or not.
Another way to look at it is besides sports are you going to allow these home schooled kids on other stuff to like the debate teams or join the clubs that public school offer. Just seems to me that some people want their cake and eat it too!!

#1 the law says nonpublic school or homeschool... stated in orginial post
#2 most private school operate just like home school with same accredited curriculum as the local public schools
#3 What if there aren't any private schools that offer the sport in my area and the public school educational standards aren't up to par ?
#4 most parents want every advantage for their child that's all I want and yes I'd like to have my cake and eat it too isn't this the american dream

I do appreciate you opinion on the subject I'd also like for you to understand my point of view I'm only talking about a handful of kids at most per county. This will not change the dynamics of high school sports 11 state already have this law including Flordia and Ohio the two biggest recruiting states