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I know this is about Phelps football but the false statements might cause problems for the school, student and community. Here is the direct wording from the KHSAA bylaws. ([I]Sec. 4) Enrollment Elsewhere
No student who is enrolled or connected with any other school
than the one he/she represents shall take part in any contest. In
the case of an all-boys high school, girl cheerleaders from affi liated
neighboring girls school may be accepted.
(Case situations related to this bylaw appear on pages 19 through
Case BL-4-11- May a student participate for a member
school while enrolled in another school that does not
offer a particular sport?
No, a student must be enrolled as a full-time student and receiving
credit through the member school at which participation is
desired, or be a student at a “feeder” school in the same school
district as defined within Bylaw 4 and its interpretations.

Here is the information about the transfer rule.
Bylaw 6. Transfer Rule
Sec. 1) Domestic Students
Any student who has been enrolled in grades nine (9) through
twelve (12) and has participated in any varsity game in any sport
at any school following enrollment in grade nine (9) and who then
transfers schools shall be ineligible for interscholastic athletics at
any level in any sport for one year from the date of enrollment in
the new school.a) BONA FIDE CHANGE IN RESIDENCE - If there has been a
bona fi de change in residence by the parents and student that
precedes a student’s change of schools.
For purposes of this bylaw, a bonafi de change of residence means
the moving permanent residence of the entire family of the
student and his/her parents from one school district or defi ned
school attendance area into another school district or defi ned
school attendance area prior to a change in enrollment of the
student. A student who becomes emancipated does not have a
bona fi de change of residence by virtue of his/her emancipation
and change of residence for purposes of this bylaw.
b) DIVORCE - The KHSAA will not recognize a legal separation
as grounds for waiver of the provisions of this bylaw. The
Commissioner may waive the provisions of this bylaw in the
event of a dissolution of marriage (i.e. a fi nal and legally binding
divorce decree from a court of competent jurisdiction) of the
parents and a change in the residence of the student pursuant
to a court order granting custody of the child to one of the
parents with whom the student shall reside. In the event joint
custody is awarded to both parents, for purposes of this bylaw,
the student shall be deemed to reside at his or her previous
residence if one parent retains this residence. If neither parent
retains the former residence, the parents shall designate one of
their new residences (mother or father) for the purpose of this
bylaw, such designation to be reviewed and approved by the
Commissioner.
c) GUARDIANSHIP/CHANGE OF CUSTODY - The KHSAA shall not
recognize guardianship or similar arrangements made, for
purposes of this bylaw. The Commissioner shall have authority
to waive the provisions of this bylaw where it is shown that
custody of the student has been taken from one or both parents
and given to a third person by a court of competent jurisdiction
and under circumstances indicating: (1) the parent(s) is/are unfi t
or (2) the court fi nds that the health and welfare of the student
would be better served by the change in custody.
d) DEATH - In the event the death of one or both of the student’s
custodial parents creates such circumstances that the transfer to
another secondary school is deemed appropriate.
e) BOARDING SCHOOLS - The Commissioner may waive the
period of ineligibility on a one-time basis for students entering
a boarding school on a full time basis as a boarding school
student.
f) NON ATHLETIC PARTICIPATION FOR AN ENTIRE SCHOOL YEAR
- In the event that the transferring student did not participate
in an interscholastic contest at any level in any sport while
enrolled in grades nine through twelve at the sending school
during the entire academic school year immediately preceding
the change in schools.
g) REASSIGNMENT BY BOARD OF EDUCATION - Through a properly
documented reassignment of the Board of Education to another
school in the district. To meet this exception for a reassignment,
reasons for the assignment may include, but are not limited to,
the closing or opening of a school due to consolidation, merger,
opening of a new school, or another type or opening or closing or
assignment through KRS 158.6455 or other applicable adopted
regulation. Such assignment may be to the public school district
should a private, parochial or independent school close.