Section 1206: SCHOOL PRACTICE AND GAME RESTRICTIONS: This amendment updates a class and adds a class to the list of courses for which there is an exception to the UIL rule that limits enrollment in physical education (PE) courses during the school day.

Section 1206: SCHOOL PRACTICE AND GAME RESTRICTIONS: This amendment codifies offseason and summer strength and conditioning changes implemented as a response to COVID-19.

Points and advancement structures remain unchanged. Each school could enter up to six contestants in each applicable event at the district meet, rather than the current limit of four, with the approval of the District Executive Committee.

Sections 920-960: This amendment increases the number of entries allowed in district competition for spring academic events with a team component.

Only choreographed stage combat creating the illusion of physical contact should be used in the contest.

Section 1034: ONE-ACT PLAY CONTEST ETHICS CODE: This amendment bans physical contact strikes (including actual slaps, punches or kicks to the face, head and neck) in the UIL One-Act Play Contest.

Section 380: ANNUAL CONTESTS, Section 900: HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIC CONTESTS, Section 902: GENERAL REGULATIONS and Section 926: HIGH SCHOOL COMPUTER APPLICATIONS CONTEST: This Amendment phases out Computer Applications as a contest over a period of three years.

This change allows the oral critiques to be given before results are announced.

Section 1033: ONE-ACT PLAY CONTESTS: This amendment removes the requirement that critiques must follow the awards announcement in the One-Act Play competition.

Pending approval of the Commissioner of Education, all amendments will be effective for the 2022-2023 school year, unless otherwise noted.

Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs).Handbooks & Manuals for Academic Contests.

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