According to Section 33.082(f) and (g) of the Texas Education Code: The parent or person standing in parental relation to a non-enrolled student is responsible for oversight of academic standards. As a condition of eligibility during the first six weeks of a school year, the student must demonstrate grade-level academic proficiency on a nationally recognized, norm-referenced assessment (such as the Iowa Test of Basic Skills, Stanford Achievement Test, California Achievement Test, or Comprehensive Test of Basic Skills), achieving a composite, core, or survey score in the average or higher range as established by the testing service. The district must accept results administered or reported by a third party. This demonstration is valid for the school year achieved and the subsequent school year.

Per Section 33.082(d) of the Texas Education Code, a non-enrolled student is subject to the same relevant school policies as enrolled students, including: registration for league activities, age eligibility, fees, insurance, transportation, physical condition, qualifications, responsibilities, event schedules, standards of behavior, and performance.

Yes. Under No Pass No Play regulations, academically ineligible students are allowed to practice, including team sport scrimmages (which are considered practice). They are not allowed to travel to contests, participate in contests, or dress for contests as part of the team. School districts may adopt more restrictive policies if they choose.

Yes. Students are expected to attend practices or class periods when the selected fine arts or athletic activity meets during regular class time.