Libby administrators iron out process for letting non-public school students join extracurriculars
A new state law requires public school districts to open up extracurricular activities, including athletics, to private and homeschool students. (File photo)
With the fall sports season approaching, administrators with Libby Public Schools continue to grapple with a new state law that allows homeschooled and private school students to participate in public school extracurriculars.
While the Montana High School Association has released rules for how to apply the law, Jim Germany, Libby athletic director, said the guidelines leave a lot of leeway up to local administrators...
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