ANYONE ELSE HEARING THIS?

[reaction]

Mine was real short, bottom line if you're not a public school don't play in the public school division. End of story.

 

In the Nooga, Cya Grace, Silverdale, and of course BB and ND.

Too basic

Didn't read. 

Edited January 29, 2014 by reaction

[MountainTroll]

We know, all the open enrollements should be lumped in with the privates. LOL

You're lookin' at it all wrong.

 

All publics should be open zone, then lets have at it. 

[celtic33]

The super recruiters of all time was a public school from Shelbyville. The girls BB program. You mean to tell me a HS program wins 10-12 state championships just because of the coach! If you believe that I have some"beach front" property to sell you in Arizona!

[celtic33]

Now MTSU has the best recruiter in TN!

[Indian]

You're lookin' at it all wrong.

 

All publics should be open zone, then lets have at it.

Are you footing the bill when some schools become overcrowded as a result and their solution is just build more (like is happening over there currently)?

[MountainTroll]

Are you footing the bill when some schools become overcrowded as a result and their solution is just build more (like is happening over there currently)?

Sure.  I'm already footing more than my fair share of the bill.  Our schools are too small.  Build out the good ones where kids want to go, and close the bad ones. 

[realmenwearred]

You're lookin' at it all wrong.

 

All publics should be open zone, then lets have at it. 

I stand corrected! Saw the Hermit tonight at the Bi-Lo. LOL

[Indian]

Sure. I'm already footing more than my fair share of the bill. Our schools are too small. Build out the good ones where kids want to go, and close the bad ones.

where do the "bad students" go especially if they start turning other schools "bad" with low test scores and high drop out rates?

[IrishBBall]

where do the "bad students" go especially if they start turning other schools "bad" with low test scores and high drop out rates?

I think it depends on 40 times and Bench Press numbers

[MountainTroll]

where do the "bad students" go especially if they start turning other schools "bad" with low test scores and high drop out rates?

The "bad students" can go to the good schools when the "bad" schools get closed.  At least they will be in an environment where they have an opportunity to improve.  The "bad" schools are failing, and no one seems to be able to make things better.  Put the "bad students" in with a bunch of "good students" at a "good" school, and perhaps they will have a chance.

 

It just doesn't make sense to me that a student can transfer to a school with a better band, theater, engineering, or any other program; but can't transfer to a school with a better athletic program.

[MountainTroll]

I think it depends on 40 times and Bench Press numbers

 

I was kind of surprised that wasn't on yall's financial aide application.

Edited January 30, 2014 by MountainTroll

[realmenwearred]

The "bad students" can go to the good schools when the "bad" schools get closed.  At least they will be in an environment where they have an opportunity to improve.  The "bad" schools are failing, and no one seems to be able to make things better.  Put the "bad students" in with a bunch of "good students" at a "good" school, and perhaps they will have a chance.

 

It just doesn't make sense to me that a student can transfer to a school with a better band, theater, engineering, or any other program; but can't transfer to a school with a better athletic program.

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