[fridaynightfights]

Plain and simple …… do right by the kids ..
Selective enforcement is wrong !!!!!!
Fair is fair .
If anyone on here knew the kids story, you would know it’s a sad sad day for kids in Kentucky.

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"interscholastic athletics" means any time a school is
playing another school, irrespective of grade level.
"one (1) calendar year from the date of the transfer
means one year from the date of enrollment at the
new school as verified by the school and school
system.
» NOTE: It should be noted that 157.350 (4) ©) creates
an exception to the provisions of the period of
ineligibility under KRS 156.070(2) (h) due to the new
employment of the parent in the district.
NOTE: Any of these interpretations dealing with a
student transferring into a school as a nonresident
student should presume that school capacity as
defined within the bill was not exceeded.

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» NOTE: It should be noted that 157.350 (4) ©) creates
an exception to the provisions of the period of
ineligibility under KRS 156.070(2) (h) due to the new
employment of the parent in the district.

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So is this by law wrong ????
Miss information?
Collusion?
Or are you just guessing ???

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"interscholastic athletics" means any time a school is
playing another school, irrespective of grade level.
"one (1) calendar year from the date of the transfer
means one year from the date of enrollment at the
new school as verified by the school and school
system.
» NOTE: It should be noted that 157.350 (4) ©) creates
an exception to the provisions of the period of
ineligibility under KRS 156.070(2) (h) due to the new
employment of the parent in the district.
NOTE: Any of these interpretations dealing with a
student transferring into a school as a nonresident
student should presume that school capacity as
defined within the bill was not exceeded.

Here are the two statutes you reference, I've read them and I'm not seeing anything about exceptions for parents. I see requirements to be a coach and giving districts the option to waive tuition for non-resident students if the parents work there. Neither of which has to do with KHSAA eligibility. 


https://apps.legislature.ky.gov/law/stat...x?id=51402


https://apps.legislature.ky.gov/law/stat...x?id=53059

NOTE: It should be noted that 157.350 (4) ©) creates
an exception to the provisions of the period of
ineligibility under KRS 156.070(2) (h) due to the new
employment of the parent in the district.

I get you are saying “note” what I’m saying is I read the statutes and it doesn’t say that. It looks like both statutes are recently amended so possible it use to say that and doesn’t now, but currently those laws don’t say that, that’s why I posted the links.

Recently amended…… wonder how recent ?

This was pulled directly from KHSAA website on Friday. 

Maybe the KHSAA has a miss -information Governance board . Does it list a time and date it was amended?

In the last couple of years too, and after googling your wording I've found what you are referencing. I think it's very important to understand what you are referencing deals with Bylaw 8 and Bylaw 7 that have been combined into Bylaw 7. It's worth noting Bylaw 7 and Bylaw 8 deal with transfers of non U.S. Citizen students, it does not deal with citizens. Bylaw 6 is what deals with transfers that are United States Citizens. I've attached the link to KHSAA Bylaws and where you got what you've been referencing.


https://khsaa.org/06-13-22-bylaw-8-repla...rs156-070/

https://khsaa.org/common_documents/handbook/bylaws.pdf

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I've read up on this more and this is in response to HB 563 from 2021. It's poorly worded at best, but needless to say this exception is not a guarantee. The legislature passed a blanket law making you ineligible for a year if you transfer out of district in KY HB 563 in 2021. Now here is the tricky part HB 563 doesn't require the KHSAA to amend their by laws, in fact the act itself specifically states it's purpose "specify that no provisions are intended to override current rules and regulations adopted by the Kentucky High School Athletics Association, including transfers.". So while the KRS will allow KHSAA to make this exception if KHSAA desires so far the KHSAA and its members have not made that exception.