20th Day School Enrollment Numbers

[OldandBusted]

1 hour ago, TheHowler said:

Curiously, how do some schools with close to 1,000 students still play DII-A.  Is it high school enrollment numbers or total student enrollment?  Might help explain some of the dominance of some programs over others.

#	Name	Enrollment	Class
1	Rossville Christian Academy	117	A
2	Zion Christian Academy	127	A
3	Grace Baptist Academy	135	A
4	Ezell-Harding Christian School	154	A
5	Mt. Juliet Christian Academy	162	A
6	The King's Academy	179	A
7	Memphis Catholic High School	186	A
8	Concord Christian School	197	A
9	Tipton-Rosemark Academy	197	A
10	Fayette Academy	205	A
11	Donelson Christian Academy	209	A
12	Friendship Christian School	211	A
13	Nashville Christian School	213	A
14	Davidson Academy	223	A
15	Middle Tennessee Christian School	235	A
16	Jackson Christian School	236	A
17	Franklin Road Academy	266	AA
18	Silverdale Baptist Academy	279	AA
19	Boyd Buchanan High School	292	AA
20	Northpoint Christian School	297	AA
21	First Assembly Christian School	305	AA
22	Goodpasture Christian School	311	AA
23	University School of Jackson	312	AA
24	Grace Christian Academy - Knoxville	316	AA
25	Harding Academy	327	AA
26	Battle Ground Academy	364	AA
27	Evangelical Christian School	365	AA
28	Lausanne Collegiate School	365	AA
29	St. George's Independent School	389	AA
30	Christian Academy of Knoxville	400	AA
31	Notre Dame High School	419	AA
32	Webb School of Knoxville	449	AA
33	Christ Presbyterian Academy	449	AA
34	Chattanooga Christian School	458	AA
35	Lipscomb Academy	518	AA
36	Ensworth High School	463	AAA
37	Brentwood Academy	497	AAA
38	Pope John Paul II High School	556	AAA
39	Briarcrest Christian School	573	AAA
40	Baylor School	721	AAA
41	St. Benedict at Auburndale	763	AAA
42	Memphis University School	874	AAA
43	Father Ryan High School	912	AAA
44	Montgomery Bell Academy	1030	AAA
45	McCallie School	1316	AAA
46	Christian Brothers High School	1776	AAA

[MichaelMyers76]

You beat me to it. No school in D2A with more than 250. Don't know where you got 1000. Remember  it is only those students in the high school grades, not the  total campus enrollment.

Edited September 12, 2020 by MichaelMyers76

[Bellsburg2]

The list above is the 2016 numbers. At that time, USJ was listed at 312, but there was a precipitous drop in enrollment. The bulk of the change came from graduating our largest class ever (about 110) in 2018 and replacing it with the smallest class in a long while (about 45) with the class of 2022. Our typical enrollment has been 70-80 per class but many of the upcoming classes are a bit smaller. My son's class, current juniors, has always been unusually small. I think our 2018 number was ~250 and that number should still be pretty close in 2020.

[OldandBusted]

6 hours ago, Bellsburg2 said:

The list above is the 2016 numbers. At that time, USJ was listed at 312, but there was a precipitous drop in enrollment. The bulk of the change came from graduating our largest class ever (about 110) in 2018 and replacing it with the smallest class in a long while (about 45) with the class of 2022. Our typical enrollment has been 70-80 per class but many of the upcoming classes are a bit smaller. My son's class, current juniors, has always been unusually small. I think our 2018 number was ~250 and that number should still be pretty close in 2020.

I just grabbed the 17-21 cycle numbers to show that there's no way an D2A team was participating with 1000 student enrollment.

[PurplePanther]

21 hours ago, TheHowler said:

Curiously, how do some schools with close to 1,000 students still play DII-A.  Is it high school enrollment numbers or total student enrollment?  Might help explain some of the dominance of some programs over others.

Who has 1k kids playing D2-A?

[MichaelMyers76]

Nobody unless you are counting PreK through high school and even then it may not happen.

[Booger]

On 9/11/2020 at 2:08 AM, BreadTruck28 said:

How could a school hide numbers?  I remember their was some remarks about CPA and Webb being suspiciously around 450 or something.  I logged onto my account, looked at the directory and saw that the number was true for us.  I imagine every school has similar functionality so it would seem very hard and not worth it to try to hide a number of students.

I'm just curious, I don't even know who the suspected schools were, LOL, probably us for all I know.

FWIW, I just looked again, right now we are 115 + 116 + 99 + 118 = 448

Booger thinkin U presbyterians  wernt in that numbers game and deal cuttin shodown at the Gulf Shores board meetin.....intrestantly them cuttoff numbers got pushed up from the 450 to 530 at the happy hour wet flannel tshirt contest...

....u presbyterians and that school Pilot Petroleum built were in good shape for the 450 cutoff.....you 2 just luckily had 1 less number than the cutoff .....449 each.....

...and just like that 2 or 3 who had mopre than the 450 were free from havin to play up with the Blue Bloods for next 2 years 

Booger just sayin 

[PurplePanther]

4 hours ago, Booger said:

Booger thinkin U presbyterians  wernt in that numbers game and deal cuttin shodown at the Gulf Shores board meetin.....intrestantly them cuttoff numbers got pushed up from the 450 to 530 at the happy hour wet flannel tshirt contest...

....u presbyterians and that school Pilot Petroleum built were in good shape for the 450 cutoff.....you 2 just luckily had 1 less number than the cutoff .....449 each.....

...and just like that 2 or 3 who had mopre than the 450 were free from havin to play up with the Blue Bloods for next 2 years 

Booger just sayin 

Glad to see you back!

CPA did put a whoopin' on Ensworth..

[IrishBBall]

On 9/11/2020 at 4:44 PM, TheHowler said:

Curiously, how do some schools with close to 1,000 students still play DII-A.  Is it high school enrollment numbers or total student enrollment?  Might help explain some of the dominance of some programs over others.

Strictly high school numbers even if theY can pull from 8th grade.