Illinois Bill Would Allow HS Student-Athletes to Play on Club, School Teams Simultaneously
The Illinois House of Representatives has advanced a bill that would give high school student-athletes the right to participate in the both school-sponsored teams and non-school teams in the same sport at the same time.
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‘Right to Play’ bill that would affect Illinois high school athletes advancesHouse Bill 3037, the "Right to Play Act," would allow Illinois high school athletes to compete on both school and non-school ...
Brien Dunphy will leave his role in December 2025. The longtime athletic administrator has overseen multiple state titles at ...
Report: Bears sign center Drew Dalman to 3-year deal Around the state, 64 teams will compete Monday night — 16 in each of the Illinois High School Association’s four classes — for the chance ...
A Spanish teacher at Oregon High School receives recognition for the work she puts in for her students. Kimberly Radostits is ...
If passed, the new law would override an IHSA rule that regulates participation in school and nonschool sports.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — A House committee advanced a bill Wednesday that would give high school student athletes the right to participate in both school-sponsored teams and nonschool teams in the ...
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New report finds Illinois teacher shortage is easing, but school leaders are still concernedThe Illinois Association of Regional Superintendent of Schools reported that 87% of school leaders around the state indicated ...
An estimated 2,500 people were in attendance at Eastern’s Groniger Arena Monday evening to watch the Meridian Bobcats boys’ ...
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