Logan district's draft activities policy sets 2.0 GPA, one-F limit for UHSAA eligibility

LOGAN - A proposed Logan City School District policy would require students to keep at least a 2.0 grade point average, with no more than one F or incomplete in a credit class from the latest grading period, to compete in Utah High School Activities Association programs, according to the draft Student Activities policy. The board listed it as a new policy for first reading at its Nov. 10 meeting, the agenda shows.

The draft also requires at least six classes or dual-enrollment compliance, and an affidavit with proof of academic progress for each activity a homeschooled student joins. Grade changes after the posting date would not restore eligibility unless a clerical error is documented.

Coaches could not make off-season clinics a condition for a team spot or require students to attend outside camps that pay those coaches.

A second new policy, on personal protective equipment, would have staff who work with students whose behavior poses a known risk of injury wear district-provided gear. It may not be used to discipline or restrain a student. Families can read the drafts on the district's policies in review page.

Why this matters

The draft would set UHSAA eligibility at a 2.0 GPA with no more than one F or incomplete, and it would limit off-season clinics and outside camps. Families can read both new policies on the district's policies in review page. The Nov. 10 first-reading outcome is not yet in the public record.

Source: Logan City School District draft policy FF, Student Activities; draft policy DEAC; Nov. 10 board agenda; policies in review.