Cif 206 2025

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The document outlines the process for verifying a valid change of residence for high school students transferring schools, particularly in relation to athletic eligibility. It details the criteria for a valid residence and change of residence, necessary documentation, and implications of undue influence or recruiting. The form must be completed by students, parents, and school administrators to confirm residency changes and ensure compliance with CIF bylaws.

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What is the CIF Bylaw 206?

CIF Bylaw 510 (Undue Influence Recruiting) prohibits any person or persons to secure, retain or influence what high school a student attends. In both cases, there are severe penalties for both the student-athlete and the school.

What happens if you break a CIF rule?

Ineligibility for remainder of season for player. Forfeiture of contest. illegal participation by a coach ejected in previous contest. Constitution and sport governing rules and procedures for a coach who knowingly violates CIF or Section Rules.

What are the CIF rules for recruiting?

Simply stated, the Athletic Eligibility Transfer rule states: Any student who transfers from one high school to another for any reason is ineligible for Varsity competition for one year from the date of enrollment at the new school in any sport that the student played at ANY level in the previous twelve months.

Who is eligible for CIF eligibility?

In order to be eligible, any student entering from the 8th grade into a CIF four-year high school, a junior high or a junior high under the provisions of Bylaw 303, must have achieved a 2.0 grade-point average on a 4.0 scale in enrolled courses at the conclusion of the previous grading period.

What is the Cif transfer rule?

NOTE: The most efficient method of communication with the CIF on eligibility questions is through your athletic director or principal. While we understand the importance of your childs eligibility, coaches or parents/guardians/caregivers calling the CIF on eligibility matters can create unnecessary delay.

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What is the CIF 10 practice rule?

Each individual student on the team must have had at least 10 days of [after-school practice which includes regular football activities], before he/she may be allowed to compete in a game. No Sunday practice is permitted. (State CIF Rule 1901) Refer to the IAC approved Football Timeline for additional information.

What is the CIF no contact rule?

A: Some schools and CIF Sections have rules that prohibit any contact between coaches and student-athletes to help ensure that there is downtime for both the players and coaches. This is typically called a dead period. You must talk with your school athletic director to see what your school allows.

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