Who is the rule making body of the University Interscholastic League? Legislative Council UIL Staff High School Principals State Executive Committee

The rule-making body of the University Interscholastic League (UIL) is the Legislative Council.

The Legislative Council is composed of representatives from various school districts and is responsible for creating and amending policies and regulations that govern interscholastic competition in Texas. This council plays a crucial role in ensuring that the rules are fair, equitable, and reflect the needs of the participating schools.

While the UIL Staff administers these rules and provides guidance, and high school principals have a vested interest in the rules affecting their students, it is the Legislative Council that ultimately has the authority to put new rules into effect or to change existing ones. The State Executive Committee also contributes to the governance of UIL but primarily focuses on disciplinary actions rather than the formulation of rules.