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Alabama House Bill HB489
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Alabama 2025 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB489
Introduced
4/1/25
Refer
4/1/25
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High school athletics, student athletes permitted to receive compensation for name, image, or likeness, subject to restrictions
Latest AL HB489 Activity
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Previously Filed As
AL HB25
High School athletics, right to compensation for name, image, and likeness
AL SB296
Class 1 municipalities, public K-12 schools in prohibited from denying participation in athletics based on student's transfer status
AL SB36
Public K-12 students; public K-12 schools prohibited from denying participation in athletics based on student's transfer status; public K-12 schools prohibited from membership in athletic association that similarly denies participation
AL HB251
Public K-12 schools, to prohibit certain actions toward military children and membership in athletic associations that do the same
AL SB206
Public K-12 schools, to prohibit certain actions toward military children and membership in athletic associations that do the same
AL SB311
Public K-12 schools; nonpublic school transfer students excluded from certain assessments determining school or school district grade.
AL SJR68
Kate Griffin, 2023-2024 AISA Student-Athlete Award winner, commended
AL SJR69
Anna Grace Blalock, 2023-2024 AISA Student-Athlete Award winner, commended
AL HB331
Public K-12 schools; nonpublic school transfer students excluded from certain assessments determining school or school district grade.
AL SB82
Public K-12 schools; membership in certain athletic associations, competition against certain schools prohibited
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