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Dec 25 Christmas Day Jul 4 Independence Day Dec 24 Christmas Day (obs.) Jul 4 Independence Day Jul 5 Independence Day (obs.) Dec 25 Christmas Day Dec 31 New Year's Day (obs.) 2019–20 HANDBOOK AHSAA MISSION STATEMENT The Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) serves member schools through interscholastic competition by enhancing student learning, sportsmanship, safety and lifelong values. With integrity as its foundation, the AHSAA consistently governs the rules created by member schools.
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