Published 2 months ago

Could public school students have to pay to play sports? Stafford County Schools considering it

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Stafford County Public Schools may charge students who participate in sports at least $200 per season. The money collected from student-athletes could go toward aging school buildings in need of repairs, renovations, and in some cases HVAC systems. Dr. Thomas Taylor says the district is going "day by day regarding some of these issues"

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Could public school students have to pay to play sports? Stafford County Schools considering it

Rusted pipes, cracked tennis courts and aging buildings are plaguing Stafford County Public Schools’ campuses and FOX 5 has learned the administration could be soon turning to families for help.

2 months ago·Washington, United States

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