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The Private School Bill
Delaware looks at private school sports dominance
Directing The Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association (diaa) To Analyze Data Regarding The Disparity In Public And Private School Team Championship Sanctioned Events, And To Provide Recommendations Based On The Public-private Committee Report.
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This bill would study why private schools win more sports championships
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If this bill passes, it could lead to more fair sports competitions between public and private schools, which would be good for all students who play sports
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The facts
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- The bill asks the Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association to study data on sports championships
- Private schools have won 73 out of 102 team championships in the last 3 years
- The study will look at data from the last 5 years
- A report with recommendations is due by April 30, 2026
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