Who is paying to house these athletes?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No. You can’t play sports at private schools and be homeschooled.But, yes, please call Maret and St. John’s and ask…
Instead of making fun of the OP, perhaps you should educate yourself better. Some private schools do allow this. Some private schools also allow homeschoolers to take a class or two without being fully enrolled.
All of the well regarded private schools in DC have the same policy. They don’t allow homeschoolers or students that aren’t in good academic standing or taking a full course load to play on their teams. But maybe a cheap no name school would.
They won’t allow it or cheating would be rampant. There was a school in PG county (something Baptist) that at one point had the #1 ranked baseball team
In the country.
Turns out it was all “homeschooled” kids from all over the country. The private schools would go nuts recruiting athletes from everywhere because you wouldn’t actually have to live nearby…it would be no problem to house them nearby just in-season.
Public schools usually let you on your local team.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No. You can’t play sports at private schools and be homeschooled.But, yes, please call Maret and St. John’s and ask…
Instead of making fun of the OP, perhaps you should educate yourself better. Some private schools do allow this. Some private schools also allow homeschoolers to take a class or two without being fully enrolled.
All of the well regarded private schools in DC have the same policy. They don’t allow homeschoolers or students that aren’t in good academic standing or taking a full course load to play on their teams. But maybe a cheap no name school would.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No. You can’t play sports at private schools and be homeschooled.But, yes, please call Maret and St. John’s and ask…
Instead of making fun of the OP, perhaps you should educate yourself better. Some private schools do allow this. Some private schools also allow homeschoolers to take a class or two without being fully enrolled.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No. You can’t play sports at private schools and be homeschooled.But, yes, please call Maret and St. John’s and ask…
Instead of making fun of the OP, perhaps you should educate yourself better. Some private schools do allow this. Some private schools also allow homeschoolers to take a class or two without being fully enrolled.
I'm sure the parents paying 50k a year love it when their kid gets cut in favor of a kid not even attending the school
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No. You can’t play sports at private schools and be homeschooled.But, yes, please call Maret and St. John’s and ask…
Instead of making fun of the OP, perhaps you should educate yourself better. Some private schools do allow this. Some private schools also allow homeschoolers to take a class or two without being fully enrolled.
Anonymous wrote:No. You can’t play sports at private schools and be homeschooled.But, yes, please call Maret and St. John’s and ask…
Anonymous wrote:Avalon allows it, but they're prettyfar out in the suburbs. I think public schools are not allowed to by law.
But, yes, please call Maret and St. John’s and ask…