
Midyear Transfers Are Tricky For Athletes Under CIF Rules
Sometimes, high school students change schools midyear and there can be sports consequences. They start at one school (School A), hate it and move to another school (School B). Simple

Sometimes, high school students change schools midyear and there can be sports consequences. They start at one school (School A), hate it and move to another school (School B). Simple

Have you ever felt gaslit by someone? When you think you understand something, but clearly you don’t? This is sometimes how parents feel with CIF and high school sports transfers.

The California Interscholastic Federation, aka CIF, is a tough organization with confusing rules harshly imposed on unsuspecting high school athletes. Insight is important for parents approaching CIF and their mysterious

CIF (California Interscholastic Federation) has many restrictions, rules, and requirements for high school athletes. But, what about a student transfer before high school, such as during or at the end

Rowdy spectators and parents seem to be frequently at student sporting events, yelling at referees, throwing cups, or loudly disagreeing with sports calls. We all have a story about these

When students are faced with a potential school expulsion, what are the short and long term impacts? Where will the student attend school? What harm will come to the student

Student athletes are very passionate. In sports, they can be EXTRA passionate, particularly when they think a wrong referee call was made. What if things get super heated and a

The California Interscholastic Federation, aka CIF, can be a wee bit problematic for high school athletes. CIF rules have so many pitfalls, parents can sometimes find themselves deep in a

Should you do it? Should you lie on a CIF (California Interscholastic Federation) form as really, after all, no one will find out? Or will they? The consequences for withholding,

Is a student up for expulsion and there is confusion regarding what will happen to their future sports participation? If a student is recommended for discipline, was suspended or expelled,
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