January 10, 200620 yr Is it just me...or is everyone else just tired of this already? I used to get on here and debate my side of the issue...I started threads and responded to others. It seems that the same points are being made by both sides and neither side is listening (not me of course ) I still have some passion for this as my kids will be playing in the H.S system for the next several years....but I am just tired! :creepy:
January 10, 200620 yr There's a simple fix...Get the private schools to agree to the same kind of boundries that the public schools are restricted too and there you have it....
January 10, 200620 yr There's a simple fix...Get the private schools to agree to the same kind of boundries that the public schools are restricted too and there you have it.... Okay for the 934th time. Some public schools now are not restricted to boundries and all public schools could not be restricted to a boundries if they so chose to be.
January 10, 200620 yr Okay for the 934th time. Some public schools now are not restricted to boundries and all public schools could not be restricted to a boundries if they so chose to be. Come again?
January 10, 200620 yr Come again? Some Public schools (e.g. independent school districts) do not have boundaries because they accept students from other districts. Some actively solicit students from other districts via advertising. There is nothing illegal about advertising a good product. Some public schools have open enrollment whereby students in say a county can choose what school they want to attend.
January 10, 200620 yr Author :irked: The question was are you tired of all this....not let's rehash all the points again and again and again....
January 10, 200620 yr :irked: The question was are you tired of all this....not let's rehash all the points again and again and again.... Well funky had the answer so we all wouldn't be tired.............except for one little problem.
January 10, 200620 yr Some Public schools (e.g. independent school districts) do not have boundaries because they accept students from other districts. Some actively solicit students from other districts via advertising. There is nothing illegal about advertising a good product. Some public schools have open enrollment whereby students in say a county can choose what school they want to attend. But if they are not in that independent schools boundries they have to move into it or pay tuition to go to that school.
January 10, 200620 yr Well funky had the answer so we all wouldn't be tired.............except for one little problem. There is no problem.The county that school is in is the boundry.
January 10, 200620 yr But if they are not in that independent schools boundries they have to move into it or pay tuition to go to that school. So if I can live in Ludlow and go to Highlands and pay tuition (much less than at private school)........or I can live in Fort Thomas and pay tuition to go to Ludlow why can't I live in Fort Thomas and pay more tuition to go to a private school in some other city?
January 10, 200620 yr So if I can live in Ludlow and go to Highlands and pay tuition (much less than at private school)........or I can live in Fort Thomas and pay tuition to go to Ludlow why can't I live in Fort Thomas and pay more tuition to go to a private school in some other city? As long as you physically live in the same county as the private school or the independent then you should be allowed to attend either.
January 10, 200620 yr As long as you physically live in the same county as the private school or the independent then you should be allowed to attend either. Under the system now there are alot of public school district that will allow kids from any county to come to their school if they pay tution.
January 10, 200620 yr As long as you physically live in the same county as the private school or the independent then you should be allowed to attend either. They are not in the same county. You said you want privates to agree to the same boundries as public schools but I just showed you an example of a public school student who could attend a public school in another county just like a private student could. That's the way it is right now, so you have your wish, and everything is okay right now isn't it?
January 10, 200620 yr Under the system now there are alot of public school district that will allow kids from any county to come to their school if they pay tution. That should be changed if the private schools are limited to getting their students from the county that it is in.
January 10, 200620 yr That should be changed if the private schools are limited to getting their students from the county that it is in. The privates aren't limited. Neither are the publics. That's what you said you wanted. Both to have the same boundries. Problem solved.
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