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Non-traditional students get more involved with KSHSAA

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TOPEKA — The number of virtual and non-public school students taking part in public school activities across Kansas jumped 154% in the past three years after a 2023 law forced school districts to allow participation, an audit found.

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Non-traditional students get more involved with KSHSAA

TOPEKA — The number of virtual and non-public school students taking part in public school activities across Kansas jumped 154% in the past three years after a 2023 law forced school districts to allow participation, an audit found.

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derbyinformer.com broke the news on Saturday, July 11, 2026.
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