Not unlike the process for relaxing the stay-at-home orders and re-opening the economy at the national level, the timing of the return of high school sports and activities may differ from state to state.
The CHSAA office has found a few frequent topics when answering questions about the COVID-19 pandemic and the spring season.
Several prominent music publishers have temporarily allowed the use of their copyrighted music for educational purposes through an agreement with the NFHS and the National Association for Music Education (NAfME).
Providing more clarity on a proper race finish and official timing procedures are among the noteworthy high school swimming and diving rules changes for the 2020-21 school year.
Last week, dozens of schools joined and continued the Be The Light, Colorado movement, as they sought to be a beacon of hope for their students during the on-going COVID-19 pandemic.
During this shutdown of normal life in our nation, perhaps it is a good time to reflect how officials are treated at our sporting events.
CHSAA’s timeline of spring sports has not changed since information communicated on April 1: The spring season remains suspended until April 30.
The Be The Light, Colorado movement continued to spread through the end of its first week with an inspirational display of Friday Night Lights in April.
This fall, three schools will join CHSAA for their initial seasons: Addenbrooke Classical Academy, Banning Lewis Prep, and DSST: Conservatory Green.
A number of other schools joined a movement to turn on their stadium lights Tuesday night as they sought to provide a source of hope for their students.