280.13A - SHARING INTERSCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES.

        280.13A  SHARING INTERSCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES.
         If a school district or nonpublic school does not provide an
      interscholastic activity for its students, the board of directors of
      that school district or the authorities in charge of the nonpublic
      school may complete an agreement with another school district or
      nonpublic school to provide for the eligibility of its students in
      interscholastic activities provided by that other school district or
      nonpublic school.  A copy of each agreement completed under this
      section shall be filed with the appropriate organization as
      organization is defined in section 280.13 not later than April 30 of
      the school year preceding the school year in which the agreement
      takes effect, unless an exception is granted by the organization for
      good cause.  An agreement completed under this section shall be
      deemed approved unless denied by the governing organization within
      ten days after its receipt.  A governing organization shall determine
      whether an agreement would substantially prejudice the
      interscholastic activities of other schools.  An agreement denied by
      a governing organization under this section may be appealed to the
      state board of education under chapter 290.
         For the purpose of this section, "substantial prejudice"
      includes, but is not limited to, situations where shared
      interscholastic activities may result in an unfair domination of an
      interscholastic activity or substantial disruption of activity
      classifications and management.
         It is not necessary that school districts that are parties to an
      agreement under this section must be engaged in sharing academic
      programming and receiving supplementary weighting under section
      257.11.  
         Section History: Recent Form
         87 Acts, ch 224, § 53; 88 Acts, ch 1134, § 62; 89 Acts, ch 135, §
      81; 2002 Acts, ch 1129, §3