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Do high school sport coaches need health forms?
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They may.: Contact your state's high school athletic association office to find out all the requirements. A given school district may have additional requirements.
Answered 7/20/2012
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Health forms.: High school students need to be medically cleared for participation in sports. Younger kids, too.
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