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Sanger ISD board adopts resolution declining UIL access for homeschooled students to comply with SB 401
Summary
The board approved a resolution declining University Interscholastic League (UIL) access for homeschooled students in compliance with Senate Bill 401 during the July 14 meeting. The motion passed unanimously.
The Sanger ISD Board approved a resolution declining UIL access for homeschooled students in order to comply with Senate Bill 401. Trustee Jesse Hunter moved for approval and Trustee Mitch Hammonds seconded; the motion passed unanimously 5-0.
Minutes summarize: "Motion was made by Jesse Hunter and seconded by Mitch Hammonds to Approve a Resolution Declining UIL Access for Homeschooled Students - Senate Bill 401 Compliance as presented. Motion Passed Unanimously 5-0." The resolution aligns district policy with statutory requirements described in the minutes; the document itself is not included in the minutes and the board did not state additional local findings at the time of the vote.
The minutes do not contain the full text of the resolution or a citation beyond the bill number; any appeals, implementation process, or exceptions are not recorded and would be handled administratively according to district policy and UIL rules.
