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But those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles, they shall run and not be weary, they KASH sports athletic programs exist to promote Biblical disciplines in our student athletes. While we obviously compete to win, even more, we desire to build Christian character qualities into the lives of our athletes. Among the disciplines we promote are sportsmanship, teamwork, diligence, self-discipline, perseverance, and submission to authority. Ultimately, success is measured not simply by looking at a win-loss record, but in seeing our students and coaches grow in their relationship with Jesus, cultivate the fruit of the Spirit, and Because KASH participates in homeschool tournaments, all players in KASH sports must be homeschooled and meet the following guidelines that define a homeschool athlete: “Homeschooling” is defined to mean that a student’s education is parent-directed. As such, the parents shall be involved in their child’s education by as*uming the role of principal or headmaster, thereby (1) setting the date and requirements for high school graduation;  (2) electing and approving course materials and study schedules; and  (3) selecting tutors, correspondence courses, videos, computer courses, and similar resources for their child’s education.   For clarification purposes, a normal course load for a full-time student is six (6) core courses; therefore, if a student-athlete is Full-time enrollment in a traditional public or private school is not homeschooling because the child’s education in such schools is not parent-directed. A player that attends a private, public, charter, or university-model school full-time is not eligible. For part-time If a student-athlete who meets the definition of homeschooling participates in a cooperative school, characterized by significant and In some states homeschool students are permitted to take clas*es at vocational schools. A student may take clas*es at such schools as long