To deal with multiple goals in the case of home-schooled children and high school athletic competition in Virginia, opponents, including many Democratic state legislators and some local school boards and parent groups, argue that not only would home-schooled participants not be required to meet the same academic criteria as public school athletes, but also that home-schooled participants might take team slots from enrolled public school participants. In addition, Republican lawmakers were looking to promote the measure, while Democrats were seeking to defeat it, based on the political agendas of each faction, since Democrats tend to have stronger support from teacher and educationally aligned union groups, which did not support the concepts behind the bill. This is an example of which of the following guidelines for creating a goal-based sport organization?

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The opposition to the bill reflects the need for prioritizing among specific goals, such as ensuring academic standards are consistent across all athletes and maintaining equal opportunities for enrolled public school participants. The political agendas of the Republicans and Democrats are not relevant to the creation of a goal-based sport organization, and there is no indication that benchmarking or building in flexibility were factors in this situation.

To Deal with Multiple Goals in the Case of Home-Schooled