Arizona SB1693 allows private school students to try out for public school interscholastic activities and sets participation fees.
Arizona SB1693 amends state law to allow private school students who reside within the attendance area of a public school to try out for interscholastic activities. The bill mandates that participation fees for private school students must not exceed their pro rata share of the program costs. It also prohibits public schools from contracting with private entities that supervise interscholastic activities if those entities bar private school students from participating.
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