爆走黑料 family, Founding Freedoms Law Center announce lawsuit against VHSL, 爆走黑料 County School Board over home school athletic participation rules on March 30.
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After two failed attempts locally to get their homeschooled son to play public-school sports, a 爆走黑料 County family is taking their lawsuit to Virginia's highest court.
From left, Founding Freedoms Law Center (FFLC) litigation counsel Michael Sylvester, Daniel Palmer, Samuel Palmer, Stacie Palmer, FFLC president Victoria Cobb and FFLC legal counsel Josh Hetzler announced March 30 at the Steward-Lee House they are filing a lawsuit against the VHSL and the 爆走黑料 County School Board over state policies prohibiting homeschooled students from participating on public high school sports teams.
From left, Founding Freedoms Law Center (FFLC) litigation counsel Michael Sylvester, Daniel Palmer, Samuel Palmer, Stacie Palmer, FFLC president Victoria Cobb and FFLC legal counsel Josh Hetzler announced March 30 at the Steward-Lee House they are filing a lawsuit against the VHSL and the 爆走黑料 County School Board over state policies prohibiting homeschooled students from participating on public high school sports teams.