Question: non-school teams get insurance?

LBK Rules · #1 07-01-2003, 21:04

Have any NON-school teams gotten any insurance? If so, how.

LBK Rules · #2 10-01-2003, 20:57

NE1 Here?

Ianworld · #3 10-01-2003, 22:49

I didn't know there could be a non-school team as is probably the same with most people. If i were you, since it seems like a special case, i would contact first directly. Good luck, and are you a group of home schooled kids, or is it something different?

Harrison · #4 10-01-2003, 23:05

It was my understanding that this competition was for High School Students?

So, are there any NON-high school teams out there? (I dont think there should be)

Ianworld · #5 11-01-2003, 20:41

They could be in the correct age range. I think then FIRST would let them comptete. (well maybe not a college of people who skipped a few grades but yeah

)

Wetzel · #6 12-01-2003, 00:14

I am on a team that is not associated with any highschool. We have homeschol students, private school students, and students from public schools without a team.

The kids are all highschool age(or a bit younger)

We will see you all at Annapolis, and good luck!

Wetzel
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Harrison · #7 12-01-2003, 00:17

You're still technically high-school students tho.

You just don't go to one specific "school" (in the general meaning of the word school).

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