League counsel Jim Johnson said that the VHSL made clear to the center that it wanted objective findings, not slanted toward any result. The center conducted the survey this winter and released a summary of the results at Tuesday s meeting. The League wanted an objective and accurate view of what girls want, and they got it, Johnson said. If the plaintiffs in this lawsuit are really concerned about maximizing girls satisfaction and participation in sports, they should come to the same conclusion the League did after looking at the survey. The VHSL decided at its meeting to make the results public.
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