[teejers1]

Yep.  It did.

No, it didn't.

Weren't you the one calling for creative thinking when it comes to kids in school?
Why doesn't that apply to getting HS kids to play sports?

For the same reason that football can go forward in the fall, even with distance learning (hell, it's safer) - HS sports can also do that.  You SiP at home, and your team practices together in a group.  Get comfortable with a specific and limited number of kids (harder for football, which has more kids).

But again, just as college soccer should easily go forward, so too should HS soccer (indeed all outdoor sports, though football is probably riskiest).

[teejers1]

Yep.  It did.

No, it didn't.

Weren't you the one calling for creative thinking when it comes to kids in school?
Why doesn't that apply to getting HS kids to play sports?

For the same reason that football can go forward in the fall, even with distance learning (hell, it's safer) - HS sports can also do that.  You SiP at home, and your team practices together in a group.  Get comfortable with a specific and limited number of kids (harder for football, which has more kids).

But again, just as college soccer should easily go forward, so too should HS soccer (indeed all outdoor sports, though football is probably riskiest).