BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Alabama’s fight over athletic eligibility for students using the state’s new CHOOSE Act school choice program escalated Thursday as Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth called on Alabamians to share their experiences and ideas for reforming the Alabama High School Athletic Association.

“The AHSAA’s decision to declare itself above the law is the symptom of a much bigger problem – a complete lack of accountability for its actions,” Ainsworth said in a statement.

“It is obvious that we must look into reforming how high school athletics are governed and regulated in Alabama, so I invite the public to send me their thoughts, suggestions, and experiences as we put together a plan.”

Ainsworth also posted his request on social media.

At issue is the AHSAA’s interpretation of the C

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