Cap at 40 in class 1 with the caveat that no team exceeds the 2.0 ratio. Why 40? Then you can get most district teams within reasonable 'drive time' from one another. PC don't like playing in kentucky round 1.
That is a good point, you hear from time to time the argument that "you can go to another public school, you just have to pay the tuition". Using that logic, would it be legal for an athlete who lives in Cape boundaries who wants to play for Jackson, to have a Jackson donor pays the Cape student's tuition for him?
i think with the success factor coming in it moved some of the 'problems' up and now other folks are getting a taste of what class 1 and 2 put up with for so long.
"For the low , low price of 10.00 you too can watch the private schools tell the public schools what they want LIVE from the advisory meeting."
id pay and then request a refund when something they didn't want to get out happens and they remove it
Is that sports enrollment or the DESE enrollment? Aren't they different now?
for sports they use dese numbers but just class 9-11 and the march numbers not the november numbers
Adrian drops a 48 this year and adds a 61 so will go up the following year they drop a 52 and pickup a 58 then the enrollment will decline with no move ins as they have a 50 and 45 next in pipeline
They won state so numbers will be up!
IIRC it wasn't close. The class 3 to 5 schools really hadn't had to deal with the problem at that point.
That was what I was remembering, that and the non STL and KC area didn't have any skin in the game so they voted no. Obv there isn't the amount of privates in KC area, but have to think the changes in the last few years there is more support for splitting them. At the least, would be nice to see it get on the ballot.
Because KC public schools aren't a complete
well they are not in comparison but i wouldnt send my kid to a single one and if i had to live in kcps they would be at rock or piusBecause KC public schools aren't a completelike STL
from my time in that urban area I recall it's mainly poor admins that were/are the problem.
i read an article yesterday out of stl that the teachers have credit cards and were charging food drink travel and entertainment on them to the tune of over 100k. then they wonder why anyone with a gpa over 3.0 and any sports talent ends up in a private school
admin approved the purchases that dumpster fire goes all the way to the top, now they have removed the supt. since then
The spending was all done by central office folks that the supt brought in w her from the Seattle area. 1.6 million dollars. They have cleaned house some, criminal investigation looming.
Because KC public schools aren't a completelike STL
…. And have had issues for a long time! Been following the story on local STL news… supt didn’t make it through one year !!! Summer back in the day was a load on the FB field! They had a ton of great athletes….
Duh. That was my point. Public kids should have the same freedom that the private school kids do.
Can public schools provide financial assistance too?
It was about 15 years ago and I don’t remember it being all that close then. I don’t remember any one reason - we just stepped on our own dicks and voted against our own self interests. Happens a lot.
Used to have to own property or physically reside in the new district to be able to transfer, but I guess that has changed, which is a good move.
