OHSAA Competive balance commitee to meet again
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sherm03
If they shouldn't be classified by the number of students attending, how should they be classified?Bigdogg;1064388 wrote:Correct on the admission standards. But still can expel on a lot more strenuous conduct policy. Mooney and Ursuline attract good students for lots of reasons other than sports. Clearly they operate their football programs at a D-1 level. No way in hell should they be classified by the number of students attending.
Very simple, private schools don't want to deal with the problem students, and the do not have to. Public schools have to take everyone and it is a lot harder to expel a student. All the parents have to do is get an attorney. The law makes it almost impossible for public school to permanently expel a student.
I still maintain that schools like Mooney and Ursuline get almost all of their students from the parochial feeder schools. Someone one here said that in Open Enrollment schools, less than 5% of the students are actually from outside the district. I would say that at Mooney or Ursuline, less than 5% of the students are from non-parochial grade schools.
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ECOLace
Would just like to point out that vouchers actually SAVE the state money, as they only pay a small % of what they would if the student went to a public school.ManO'War;1063323 wrote:Mooney doesn't need vouchers..they have always handed out so called "financial aid".
And since I'm a tax payer, I have a real problem with vouchers, since my money is going to a religious institution.
Ursuline and Mooney used to be a lot bigger schools...so they are capable of accepting a lot more students, so how come all of these other kids that are trapped in the Youngstown City Schools, you know the none athletes, are not being accepted?? -
Bigdogg
I really don't want to waste anymore of my time on your silliness. I will take the word of the educators I know that have worked in both the public and private schools systems for over 40 years. Keeping on believing what you want. I have no kids in school anymore and no dog in the fight. I just call it as I see it.fish82;1064412 wrote:So get some signatures and do another one of your referendum thingys if it's so important, instead of whining about it.
LMAO...so just the privates with good programs should be penalized? I assume those that don't "operate on a D1 level" can keep the status quo? Keep digging.
And you have this on who's authority? I'd hate to think you're just generalizing again.
1. No, they don't. As has been pointed out earlier in the thread, if a kid is expelled from private school, the public is under no obligation to admit them.
B. Horsecrap. My local HS has had 6 kids given the boot already this year. I know of zero cases of any parents here in the past 4 years successfully challenging an expulsion. -
Bigdogg
Now this should be a separate thread. It would be fun to watch.ECOLace;1064448 wrote:Would just like to point out that vouchers actually SAVE the state money, as they only pay a small % of what they would if the student went to a public school. -
fish82
Indeed. Your time is valuable as we all know.Bigdogg;1064568 wrote:I really don't want to waste anymore of my time on your silliness. I will take the word of the educators I know that have worked in both the public and private schools systems for over 40 years. Keeping on believing what you want. I have no kids in school anymore and no dog in the fight. I just call it as I see it.
Just a quick FYI...Skiver was out of the office yesterday, but his assistant pretty much confirmed my suspicions.
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skank
fish82;1064838 wrote:Indeed. Your time is valuable as we all know.
Just a quick FYI...Skiver was out of the office yesterday, but his assistant pretty much confirmed my suspicions.
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fish82
Excuse me? Ask me nicely.skank;1065142 wrote:Let's hear it. -
skank
fish82;1065404 wrote:Excuse me? Ask me nicely.
Ok, can we PLEASE hear your line of BS sir? -
fish82
Oozing sincerity...as always. :laugh:skank;1065549 wrote:Ok, can we PLEASE hear your line of BS sir?
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"I don't know the exact number, but I'm fairly certain that there are not 70 kids at Memorial High School on probation." -
Bigdogg
Saturday January 23 Daily Standard. Front page under Keeping watchfish82;1065566 wrote:Oozing sincerity...as always. :laugh:
Quote:
"I don't know the exact number, but I'm fairly certain that there are not 70 kids at Memorial High School on probation."
http://www.dailystandard.com/archive/stories.php?view_date=2012-01-21Brian Pohl, assistant principal at Memorial High School in St. Marys said the district currently has 63 students on probation, about 10 percent of the high school student body.
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fish82
I'm not trying to "disprove" anything, Sparky. You issued a claim that you read something in a paper...I politely asked for a link, and you responded with the dubious "they don't have a website" line, and suggested I verify it on my own, which I did.Bigdogg;1065615 wrote:Saturday January 23 Daily Standard. Front page under Keeping watch
http://www.dailystandard.com/archive/stories.php?view_date=2012-01-21
What are you trying to disprove fishie?
But since you ask, "Keeping watch" is listed as a "print only" story. It's not on the website as far as I can see. And assuming you do produce the article, Memorial High School's current enrollement is 840. What's 63 divided by 840 again? -
Bigdogg
Well, Queenie, I did not write the article, I just stated what it said. Your the one working hard to disprove me, it's becoming down right pathetic, but I am laughing at you, not with you.fish82;1065645 wrote:I'm not trying to "disprove" anything, Sparky. You issued a claim that you read something in a paper...I politely asked for a link, and you responded with the dubious "they don't have a website" line, and suggested I verify it on my own, which I did.
But since you ask, "Keeping watch" is listed as a "print only" story. It's not on the website as far as I can see. And assuming you do produce the article, Memorial High School's current enrollement is 840. What's 63 divided by 840 again?
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fish82
Well, let's be honest, shall we? I never have to work too hard at that. Witness here where it seems I managed to do it whilst not even really trying. Of course, you should be used to that by now.Bigdogg;1065655 wrote:Well, Queenie, I did not write the article, I just stated what it said. Your the one working hard to disprove me, it's becoming down right pathetic, but I am laughing at you, not with you.
Anyway, I thought you were done? -
Abe Vigoda
The latest news. OHSAA considering adding a 7th division.
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said_aouita
What an embarrassment.Abe Vigoda;1067741 wrote:The latest news. OHSAA considering adding a 7th division.
http://fridaynightohio.com/news/ohsaa-again-looking-competitive-balance-high-schools -
skank
I agree, they should have done numbers years ago.
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fish82
It's a silly idea. It reduces the top/bottom gap in D1 from 700-600. On the upside though...you guys might actually win one.skank;1068121 wrote:I agree, they should have done numbers years ago. -
skank
Here is thye type of thing that has slowed us down from winning one.
TRANSPORTATION Transportation to St. Edward High School is convenient from every community throughout Northeast Ohio. In addition to public transportation options, St. Edward outsources van transportation through Personal Leasing Transportation Co. Van transportation locations and costs for the 2011-2012 school year are listed below. If there is a location that is not listed and there is a high interest from that area, the company will accommodate the best possible way it can.
[h=1]Transportation Spreadsheet (Download PDF)[/h]City Pick-up/Drop-off Address Pick-up Time One Way Round Trip Amherst Route 58/Amherst Routes 58 & 2 6:30a $1,298 $1,770 Avon Lake Holy Spirit 410 Lear Road 7:15a $1,135 $1,615 Avon Lake St. Joseph 32929 Lake Road 6:50a $1,298 $1,770 Brecksville Brecksville Library 9089 Brecksville Road 6:30a $1,298 $1,770 Brooklyn St. Thomas More 4180 North Amber Drive 6:50a $1,135 $1,615 Brunswick St. Ambrose 923 Pearl Road 6:40a $1,298 $1,770 Brunswick St. Colette 330 West 130th Street 6:30a $1,298 $1,770 Cleveland Blessed Sacrament 3389 Fulton Road 6:55a $1,135 $1,615 Cleveland Jesus & Mary 6804 Lansing Avenue 6:30a $1,135 $1,615 Cleveland St. Boniface 3545 West 54th Street 7:00a $1,135 $1,615 Cleveland St. Jerome 15000 Lakeshore Boulevard 7:00a $1,298 $1,770 Cleveland St. Leo the Great 4900 Broadview Road 7:00a $1,135 $1,615 Cleveland St. Mary Byzantine 4600 State Road 6:50a $1,135 $1,615 Cleveland St. Wendelin 2259 Columbus Road 7:05a $1,135 $1,615 Elyria St. Jude 590 Poplar 6:30a $1,298 $1,770 Elyria St. Vincent DePaul 41295 North Ridge Road 7:00a $1,298 $1,770 Euclid Holy Cross 175 East 200th Street 6:55a $1,298 $1,770 Garfield Heights St. Monica 13623 Rockside Road 6:45a $1,298 $1,770 Highland Heights St. Paschal Boylon 5348 Wilson Mills Road 6:25a $1,298 $1,770 Independence St. Michael 6906 Chestnut 6:40a $1,298 $1,770 Lorain St. Anthony of Padua Church 1305 West Erie Avenue 6:40a $1,298 $1,770 North Royalton St. Albert the Great 6667 Wallings Road 6:40a $1,298 $1,770 Parma St. Bridget 5620 Hauserman Road 6:45a $1,135 $1,615 Parma St. Columbkille 6740 Broadview Road 6:50a $1,298 $1,770 Parma Holy Family 7367 York Road 7:00a $1,135 $1,615 Parma Heights St. John Bosco 6486 Pearl Road 7:05a $1,135 $1,615 Sheffield Village St. Theresa 1878 Abbe Road 7:05a $1,298 $1,770 Sheffield Village St. Thomas the Apostle 715 Harris Road 6:50a $1,298 $1,770 Strongsville Ss. Joseph & John 12580 Pearl Road 6:50a $1,135 $1,615 Strongsville St. John Neumann 16271 Pearl Road 6:40a $1,298 $1,770 -
sherm03
Right...because a school like Massillon never gets a kid from outside their geographical area. Oh wait...skank;1069000 wrote:Here is thye type of thing that has slowed us down from winning one.
TRANSPORTATION Transportation to St. Edward High School is convenient from every community throughout Northeast Ohio. In addition to public transportation options, St. Edward outsources van transportation through Personal Leasing Transportation Co. Van transportation locations and costs for the 2011-2012 school year are listed below. If there is a location that is not listed and there is a high interest from that area, the company will accommodate the best possible way it can.
Transportation Spreadsheet (Download PDF)
City Pick-up/Drop-off Address Pick-up Time One Way Round Trip Amherst Route 58/Amherst Routes 58 & 2 6:30a $1,298 $1,770 Avon Lake Holy Spirit 410 Lear Road 7:15a $1,135 $1,615 Avon Lake St. Joseph 32929 Lake Road 6:50a $1,298 $1,770 Brecksville Brecksville Library 9089 Brecksville Road 6:30a $1,298 $1,770 Brooklyn St. Thomas More 4180 North Amber Drive 6:50a $1,135 $1,615 Brunswick St. Ambrose 923 Pearl Road 6:40a $1,298 $1,770 Brunswick St. Colette 330 West 130th Street 6:30a $1,298 $1,770 Cleveland Blessed Sacrament 3389 Fulton Road 6:55a $1,135 $1,615 Cleveland Jesus & Mary 6804 Lansing Avenue 6:30a $1,135 $1,615 Cleveland St. Boniface 3545 West 54th Street 7:00a $1,135 $1,615 Cleveland St. Jerome 15000 Lakeshore Boulevard 7:00a $1,298 $1,770 Cleveland St. Leo the Great 4900 Broadview Road 7:00a $1,135 $1,615 Cleveland St. Mary Byzantine 4600 State Road 6:50a $1,135 $1,615 Cleveland St. Wendelin 2259 Columbus Road 7:05a $1,135 $1,615 Elyria St. Jude 590 Poplar 6:30a $1,298 $1,770 Elyria St. Vincent DePaul 41295 North Ridge Road 7:00a $1,298 $1,770 Euclid Holy Cross 175 East 200th Street 6:55a $1,298 $1,770 Garfield Heights St. Monica 13623 Rockside Road 6:45a $1,298 $1,770 Highland Heights St. Paschal Boylon 5348 Wilson Mills Road 6:25a $1,298 $1,770 Independence St. Michael 6906 Chestnut 6:40a $1,298 $1,770 Lorain St. Anthony of Padua Church 1305 West Erie Avenue 6:40a $1,298 $1,770 North Royalton St. Albert the Great 6667 Wallings Road 6:40a $1,298 $1,770 Parma St. Bridget 5620 Hauserman Road 6:45a $1,135 $1,615 Parma St. Columbkille 6740 Broadview Road 6:50a $1,298 $1,770 Parma Holy Family 7367 York Road 7:00a $1,135 $1,615 Parma Heights St. John Bosco 6486 Pearl Road 7:05a $1,135 $1,615 Sheffield Village St. Theresa 1878 Abbe Road 7:05a $1,298 $1,770 Sheffield Village St. Thomas the Apostle 715 Harris Road 6:50a $1,298 $1,770 Strongsville Ss. Joseph & John 12580 Pearl Road 6:50a $1,135 $1,615 Strongsville St. John Neumann 16271 Pearl Road 6:40a $1,298 $1,770
skank;1024392 wrote:Rumor in Tiger Town
New Tiger
Nathaniel Devers OL/DL 6'3" 260 from Ravenna Southeast. -
skank
fish82;1068745 wrote:It's a silly idea. It reduces the top/bottom gap in D1 from 700-600. On the upside though...you guys might actually win one.
You and, "the boys", keep bringing up Massillon, this isn't a Massillon situation, it's bigger than that. Massillon has held their own considering the circumstances, don't worry about us. Of the 48 teams to have played in a state semi final since 2000, 18 of them have been in the top 32 in enrollment numbers, 19 were in the next 33-64. Only 11 teams have fell in the 65-119 area in terms of enrollment numbers. Massillon has done it 4 times, Perry once and Hoover once. -
skank
sherm03;1069032 wrote:Right...because a school like Massillon never gets a kid from outside their geographical area. Oh wait...
What exactly don't you people understand about his father being transferred here to Massillon for work?
I really don't understand it....Really. What is so hard about it?
His father supposedly works for Affinity Hospitals, and was rumored to be transferred to the Massillon Affinity. Heck, if ANY of it is true, the kid may stay in Ravenna. It's not like we're gonna provide transportation for this kid, no schools do THAT....Oh, wait. -
Al Bundyskank;1069054 wrote:What exactly don't you people understand about his father being transferred here to Massillon for work?
I really don't understand it....Really. What is so hard about it?
His father supposedly works for Affinity Hospitals, and was rumored to be transferred to the Massillon Affinity. Heck, if ANY of it is true, the kid may stay in Ravenna. It's not like we're gonna provide transportation for this kid, no schools do THAT....Oh, wait.
If the parents of the kids attending St. Edward have a job is it ok then, or is this yet another example of where you look at one things for Massillon and another for the private schools? -
skank
Al Bundy;1069221 wrote:If the parents of the kids attending St. Edward have a job is it ok then, or is this yet another example of where you look at one things for Massillon and another for the private schools?
This doesn't even make sense, but that's par for the course for you. -
Al Bundy
You just went on using jobs as a reason to bring players into Massillon. I was simply asking if parents with jobs should also have the option to send their kids to a private school? Do you want the same rules or do you want the rules to just favor Massillon.skank;1069225 wrote:This doesn't even make sense, but that's par for the course for you. -
skank
Al Bundy;1069235 wrote:You just went on using jobs as a reason to bring players into Massillon. I was simply asking if parents with jobs should also have the option to send their kids to a private school? Do you want the same rules or do you want the rules to just favor Massillon.
It still makes no sense. How are rules favoring Massillon when someone who works at a Hospital, gets transferred to another Hospital in Massillon and they move their family to Massillon?
I'm not even sure this has even happened, hence the word "rumor".