By Alex Henderson In Florida schools, student athletes have to report a variety of health conditions — from allergies to fainting spells — if they sign up to play for the season. And if they are female athletes, according to Palm Beach Post reporter Katherine Kokal, they are “being asked” to report something else as well: their “history of menstrual periods.” “The information is reported on athletes’ annual physical form, which they are required to fill out with a physician and turn in to their school’s athletic director,” Kokal explains. “The questions have been put to students across the sta…
