Which STL County/City school will be the first to allow games in District?

[TrooperBaby]

My money is on the Rockwood School District. Rockwood Summit, Eureka, Marquette, and Lafayette.

 

[HoopsTournament]

My sister (and parents) live in the Rockwood school district. Based on what she has told me, they will definitely be playing this fall (at least at the onset).

 

[zonefire]

Rock wood just went online

 

[TrooperBaby]

Rock wood just went online

You can still play this fall if you go virtual though. It's just the question of who will pull the trigger first and when?

 

[hsmaniac]

I sure hope someone does. And they’ll let fans in to watch.

 

[Pancho and Lefty]

I know they have people sign waivers, and you hear people say those waivers are worthless. I wonder about lawsuits a coming if you are saying it is too dangerous to come to school, but it is safe enough for sports. Obviously a double standard. Nobody wants to be in this situation, but that seems to be a can of worms legally saying to come sit at a desk is too dangerous, but you can hit and tackle and breathe on someone for 80 snaps a game. Of course if I was a real attorney I would have a nicer wardrobe and a bigger bank account.

 

[sw5890]

I know they have people sign waivers, and you hear people say those waivers are worthless. I wonder about lawsuits a coming if you are saying it is too dangerous to come to school, but it is safe enough for sports. Obviously a double standard. Nobody wants to be in this situation, but that seems to be a can of worms legally saying to come sit at a desk is too dangerous, but you can hit and tackle and breathe on someone for 80 snaps a game. Of course if I was a real attorney I would have a nicer wardrobe and a bigger bank account.

That is kind of true but in my opinion a subset of kids playing a game outside, even a contact sport is not really the same "risk category" as having 1,500 students confined and moving about inside a building for 7 hours a day every day.