arizona high school eligibilty rules no pass no play?

Answer 1

thta is the way it really needs to be and it should be enforced in every school

Answer 2

Here is an excerpt from a typical Student Handbook.

Athletic Eligibility
To establish eligibility a student must pass at least 5 of his classes from the previous school year or the semester before a sport begins.
Maintaining Eligibility
Grades will be reviewed by the administration and athletic director before the first official practice. Students must be enrolled and passing a total of five (5) assigned classes. When a student is determined ineligible an athletic eligibility contract must be completed to continue participation in a sport. The Administration, coach, parents, student and athletic director (optional) will complete the contract.
When a student is found ineligible due to poor academic performance, the student cannot play (but may practice) until the meeting is held.

This is not from a high school handbook, but from a major college (NCAA Division I) handbook. So, if anyone is planning on competing in major college athletics, they had better get used to the "no pass, no play" concept in high school.

Answer 3

That is how it should be in every school all over the world. you need to put education first and sports last. you will always be able to use your mind but what happins if you get hurt and can never play sports again but you never learned anything in school.

Answer 4

whats your point its against the law to play if your failing in the us at5 least not just your school i never do my h.w. never and iam making a 100 out of a possible 125 and our school is hard to pass your school is easy i heard