Iowa Lawmakers Pass Bill Allowing Private School Students to Compete in Public School Athletics

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Lawmakers in Iowa last week passed a bill requiring public schools to allow private school students to compete on their sports teams. The bill passed the Senate in a vote of 31-13 and the House in a vote of 66-33. It is now headed to the governor’s desk to be signed into law.

According to the Des Moines Register, the bill grants “mandatory access to participate in public schools' sports programs if the student lives within the district or in a contiguous school district and if the private school has not offered that sport for the two previous years.”

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