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Post by Deleted on Apr 21, 2017 9:04:52 GMT -6
Blitz got me thinking about OSSAA "help" we have received. Here's one I'm still scratching my head over. See if you guys can figure it out.
8th grade student living with both parents in Town A. Student with the guidance and approval of mom and dad gets into trouble. Student gets caught, mom goes to jail, dad goes to jail, student goes to juvenile detention. Summer after 8th grade student is released, court ordered to live with Aunt in Town B (our place). Student is reformed, tries hard, is on time, tries to do better. Near the end of school Mom is released. Gets job in neighboring Town C. Student wants to live with mom. Becomes disruptive, Aunt tries to make him behave, can't do it. Allows him to move in with mom in Town C. This was during summer of 9th and 10th grade year. Student is granted eligibility and plays all sports until he becomes disenchanted with school system and decides he wants to move back to Town A where are his real homies are. Somehow leaves mom in Town C, moves in with someone in Town A and is eligible to compete in all sports for Town A again this season. Not living with Dad, not living with mom, not living with court ordered custodian....eligible in all sports. OSSAA "help".
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Post by TOBC on Apr 21, 2017 9:09:57 GMT -6
sounds like somebody in town A did some fudging of information on his hardship.
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Post by blitz50 on Apr 21, 2017 9:19:35 GMT -6
Blitz got me thinking about OSSAA "help" we have received. Here's one I'm still scratching my head over. See if you guys can figure it out. 8th grade student living with both parents in Town A. Student with the guidance and approval of mom and dad gets into trouble. Student gets caught, mom goes to jail, dad goes to jail, student goes to juvenile detention. Summer after 8th grade student is released, court ordered to live with Aunt in Town B (our place). Student is reformed, tries hard, is on time, tries to do better. Near the end of school Mom is released. Gets job in neighboring Town C. Student wants to live with mom. Becomes disruptive, Aunt tries to make him behave, can't do it. Allows him to move in with mom in Town C. This was during summer of 9th and 10th grade year. Student is granted eligibility and plays all sports until he becomes disenchanted with school system and decides he wants to move back to Town A where are his real homies are. Somehow leaves mom in Town C, moves in with someone in Town A and is eligible to compete in all sports for Town A again this season. Not living with Dad, not living with mom, not living with court ordered custodian....eligible in all sports. OSSAA "help". Eligibility questions are always screwy .. There never seems to be a rhyme or reason as to how they rule case by case. |
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Post by email on Apr 21, 2017 11:23:10 GMT -6
Blitz got me thinking about OSSAA "help" we have received. Here's one I'm still scratching my head over. See if you guys can figure it out. 8th grade student living with both parents in Town A. Student with the guidance and approval of mom and dad gets into trouble. Student gets caught, mom goes to jail, dad goes to jail, student goes to juvenile detention. Summer after 8th grade student is released, court ordered to live with Aunt in Town B (our place). Student is reformed, tries hard, is on time, tries to do better. Near the end of school Mom is released. Gets job in neighboring Town C. Student wants to live with mom. Becomes disruptive, Aunt tries to make him behave, can't do it. Allows him to move in with mom in Town C. This was during summer of 9th and 10th grade year. Student is granted eligibility and plays all sports until he becomes disenchanted with school system and decides he wants to move back to Town A where are his real homies are. Somehow leaves mom in Town C, moves in with someone in Town A and is eligible to compete in all sports for Town A again this season. Not living with Dad, not living with mom, not living with court ordered custodian....eligible in all sports. OSSAA "help". Eligibility questions are always screwy .. There never seems to be a rhyme or reason as to how they rule case by case. Or school adm never turned it in and just rules him eligible their selfs |
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Post by bolt92 on Apr 21, 2017 11:57:32 GMT -6
Maybe school "C" didn't fill out the sending school form to make school "A" have to submit it to the OSSAA. Do you know if the OSSAA even looked into it? I would find it hard to believe that unless he was 18 and/or a senior who set up his eligibility with school "A", that he would be allowed to participate.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 21, 2017 14:44:01 GMT -6
Maybe school "C" didn't fill out the sending school form to make school "A" have to submit it to the OSSAA. Do you know if the OSSAA even looked into it? I would find it hard to believe that unless he was 18 and/or a senior who set up his eligibility with school "A", that he would be allowed to participate. He actually established eligibility at our place when he was enrolled in our school on the first day of his freshman career living with the court appointed guardian. We found it hard to believe also he was eligible anywhere, but here. He's played against us twice now. Not a big deal, we have won both contests, and it's better for the kid to be playing SOMEWHERE, but it's an example of the kind of garbage you can get away with, with no penalty. |
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Post by Hands11 on Apr 24, 2017 9:01:47 GMT -6
Blitz got me thinking about OSSAA "help" we have received. Here's one I'm still scratching my head over. See if you guys can figure it out. 8th grade student living with both parents in Town A. Student with the guidance and approval of mom and dad gets into trouble. Student gets caught, mom goes to jail, dad goes to jail, student goes to juvenile detention. Summer after 8th grade student is released, court ordered to live with Aunt in Town B (our place). Student is reformed, tries hard, is on time, tries to do better. Near the end of school Mom is released. Gets job in neighboring Town C. Student wants to live with mom. Becomes disruptive, Aunt tries to make him behave, can't do it. Allows him to move in with mom in Town C. This was during summer of 9th and 10th grade year. Student is granted eligibility and plays all sports until he becomes disenchanted with school system and decides he wants to move back to Town A where are his real homies are. Somehow leaves mom in Town C, moves in with someone in Town A and is eligible to compete in all sports for Town A again this season. Not living with Dad, not living with mom, not living with court ordered custodian....eligible in all sports. OSSAA "help".  |
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Post by skinny51 on Apr 24, 2017 10:33:21 GMT -6
I think the OSSAA does a bang up job...hahaha!
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Post by email on Apr 25, 2017 11:23:51 GMT -6
I think the OSSAA does a bang up job...hahaha! Lol |
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