Florida High School Athletic Association

The law gives the state more power over a group that governs high school sports. Gov. DeSantis signed the bill at Cambridge Christian School in Tampa, which is involved in a legal battle over praying before games.

In the past, all COVID-19 exposed students faced mandatory quarantines.

It was temporarily postponed during its last committee stop, and its sponsor says there may not be enough time to revisit it this session.

The Senate Rules Committee will also consider a less stringent version today.

The proposal would make participation in athletics contingent on determining a student’s “biological sex,” a disputed term that refers to the sex assigned at birth.

It stems from the FHSAA's decision to Cambridge Christian School of Tampa from offering a prayer before a football championship game at Orlando’s Camping World Stadium.

Under a normal schedule, fall sports practices would have started last month, with the regular season beginning August 20.

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