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Pilot Point ISD bans non‑enrolled out‑of‑district students from UIL activities
Summary
The board unanimously approved a resolution prohibiting students who live outside Pilot Point ISD boundaries and are not enrolled in the district from participating in UIL activities.
The Pilot Point ISD Board of Trustees approved a resolution to prohibit non‑enrolled students who reside outside district boundaries from participating in University Interscholastic League (UIL) activities. The motion, made by Amy McEvoy, Trustee (Place #2), and seconded by Mandy Kirby, passed 7–0 during the Aug. 13 meeting.
"I move to APPROVE that the District prohibit non-enrolled students from outside Pilot Point ISD from participating in UIL activities," McEvoy said when offering the motion. Trustees voted unanimously. The resolution clarifies eligibility standards for district‑sponsored interscholastic activities and aligns local policy with the district's interpretation of UIL participation rules as applied within the board's jurisdiction.
The minutes do not list enforcement mechanics or exceptions; implementation steps will likely be handled by campus athletic directors and the district's athletics administration.
