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Can a school district require a physician's certificate of physical exam of a student before admitting the student to a public school?

Many School districts have requirements that students, prior to their admittance into the public school system, have a physical exam and present the school with a Physician's certificate of physical exam. Generally, the courts have found such a requirement not to be unreasonable.


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