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New Policy Could Allow High School Athletes to Profit

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Today marks the beginning of the public comment period for the State Board of Education’s proposed policy regarding name, image, and likeness (NIL). Under this policy, high school athletes in North Carolina could monetize their success beyond academic and scholarship awards with sponsored autographs, endorsements, and promotional activities. Effectively, it would allow high school students […] The post New Policy Could Allow High School Athletes to Profit appeared first on NC Family Policy Council.

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