My daughter made the JV cheer team at her High school. We had to sign a form saying she couldn't compete on a All Star cheer squad on her own time. Can her school dictate what she does on her own time?
Asked on 1/13/12, 10:51 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Not if she doesn't want to be on the high school's cheer team. The school can set any restrictions it wants on extra-curricular activities. There is no right to extra-curriculars, only to a public education. As long as the rules are not discriminatory based on an illegal classification, such as race or gender, they are legal.
Answered on 1/13/12, 11:12 pm
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