I think so too. Makes sense. I'm thinking of possible school nicknames...

Colors would be black and green...

So how many "All-A" schools would remain in NKY under some of these scenarios?

So how many "All-A" schools would remain in NKY under some of these scenarios?

 

I thought the purpose was to get rid of them.

I thought the purpose was to get rid of them.

 

Sounds like it.

I thought you had a bug or something. You should rest. You are starting to sound delusional!

 

Got part of that right...been :poop: and :puke: my brains out since Sunday night.

I think it would be neat to see Newport, Bellevue, Dayton, and Silver Grove combined into one school.

 

I can see the Newport/Bellevue/Dayton combo making some sense. One city flows into the next along the river.

 

 

Silver Grove does not border Dayton. Ft Thomas separates SG from Dayton . It would make more sense for SG to be absorbed into the county system.

All I know is, you can't walk anywhere up there in NKY without tripping over a dang school somewhere. I actually wish there were still 2 schools in Anderson Co., I think it would be good for a lot of kids if that were the case.

I think maybe the better way to go is the exact opposite. No schools bigger than 200 high school students, set them up in each community, make the schools k-12, eliminate the buses and let's get that sense of community where everyone knows each other.

I think maybe the better way to go is the exact opposite. No schools bigger than 200 high school students, set them up in each community, make the schools k-12, eliminate the buses and let's get that sense of community where everyone knows each other.

 

I can think of many large schools that have a great sense of community. I don't think adding more smaller schools is a practical solution.

If the people that pay for the schools do not want to close or merge schools then you have very little chance of it happening.

I do not think Silver Grove could be considered Campbell County North. I thought Silver Grove was in the southern part of the county.

 

Alexandria is the geographic center of Campbell County. Silver Grove is 4 or 5 miles north east of Alexandria in the Northern part of the county.

I think maybe the better way to go is the exact opposite. No schools bigger than 200 high school students, set them up in each community, make the schools k-12, eliminate the buses and let's get that sense of community where everyone knows each other.

 

Totally unrealistic in a mostly rural state such as Ky.

I think maybe the better way to go is the exact opposite. No schools bigger than 200 high school students, set them up in each community, make the schools k-12, eliminate the buses and let's get that sense of community where everyone knows each other.

 

There's a place called Newport Catholic that already has that. :up:

There's a place called Newport Catholic that already has that. :up:

 

Yep, and a lot more just like it. :thumb: Maybe there should be even more.

I can think of many large schools that have a great sense of community. I don't think adding more smaller schools is a practical solution.

 

Sure it is practical. Take each elementary, middle school and high school and turn them into a K-12 building. Yes, there may need to be busing in some rural counties, but eliminate as much busing as possible. Think of the cost savings.