Overview
- Montgomery Advertiser reports the AHSAA is exploring placing private schools in separate postseason brackets, though no change has been announced.
- AHSAA moved its reclassification decision from Dec. 15 to Jan. 23, citing “current mediation” without detailing the parties or scope.
- On Dec. 15, private-school representatives formally challenged the 1.35 enrollment multiplier, competitive-balance movement, CHOOSE Act interpretation, AISA scheduling limits, and board representation.
- AHSAA Director Heath Harmon was unavailable for comment, and the organization declined to confirm any public-private split under consideration.
- ALFCA says it will not support policy changes without unanimous board approval, and Board President Terry Curtis referenced an ongoing CHOOSE Act lawsuit and similar disputes in other states.