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House Bill 298 would exclude certain English language learner students when determining athletic competition classification.

This bill is in direct opposition to those commitments.” AHSAA Executive Director Heath Harmon Colvin says the AHSAA already has rules to balance play between public and private schools by counting ...

House Bill 298 would require the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) to modify its classification process by no longer counting English Language Learners in school population totals ...

HB298 would not count English learning students, if they don't play sports, to AHSAA classification. It would also place legislators on AHSAA board.

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AHSAA Executive Director Heath Harmon released a statement on Tuesday in opposition to the bill. Harmon emphasized that the AHSAA is a private association governed by member schools and does not ...

AHSAA Executive Director Heath Harmon released this statement Tuesday: While disappointed with the House of Representatives vote today passing HB298, which states Athletic Associations must adjust ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — AHSAA Executive Director Heath Harmon provided a statement in response to House Bill 298 (Representative Brock Colvin) affecting AHSAA classification concerning English Language ...

Heath Harmon, executive director of the AHSAA, issued a statement explaining the organizations opposition to the bill. “While disappointed with the House of Representatives vote today passing ...

Any change to NIL laws in Alabama would most likely require a change to AHSAA bylaws and Executive Director Heath Harmon told the USA TODAY Network that no proposals relating NIL were made during ...