Allows homeschooled children to participate in public school extracurricular activities and provides funding for their participation.
The Tim Tebow Act permits homeschooled students to join extracurricular activities at their assigned public school, provided they meet academic standards and other requirements. The bill mandates that homeschooled students pay participation fees, adhere to the same behavior and conduct standards as other students, and submit proof of passing grades. It also requires parents to verify their child's participation and academic standing periodically.
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