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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In my experience, the relative date was always the date of the physical, not the date the form was completed. If it lapses -- even for a day -- they are often very strict and will rule the student ineligible for events or tryouts until it is completed. Also, as kids get to high school, it isn't always easy to fit in the appointment at just the right time without missing a key test, practice or event. Getting a sports physical at Minute Clinic is a good option if you run into a problem. It is $69 (which sucks to have to pay, but is cheaper than the doctor's office and better than missing tryouts). You can also check to see if your local school system offers dates for free or low cost sports physicals. For example, DCPS student athletes can get a free sports physical at their school-based health center. (See https://www.thedciaa.com/school-based-health-centers)[/quote] This. In MCPS they check the date of the physical itself.[/quote]
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