I may wrong' date=' but it was understanding that the FT. Thomas School District is at capacity and was not accepting out of district students[/quote']

 

Says the school with soaring enrollment! Your welcome.

There is non. It's an INDEPEDENT school and anyone can a attend as long as you pay the fee ( If there is one ). So this subject be closed. If your school district and/ or county school does not meet the score criteria, then I sure hope parents would bail out of those school system and go private or independent route.

 

Independent and private are not the same. County and independent are both public schools. Both have district boundaries and if you don't live in those boundaries, you pay tuition. County schools can also accept tuition students. It is all up to the district policy.

My kids are out of the house, I can house up to 8 if they want to double up. We'll work out an ez pay plan.

My guess is it's very low, like 2 or 3 like someone posted earlier. I know it's at least 1 because he lives in my neighborhood and I'm nowhere close to Ft. Thomas. Was wondering if there were any more like him.

 

Just in case you honestly are not aware of why you are getting a certain degree of hostility in the reply to your question is due to the name of times this or similar questions have been posted on this site only to be used as bait for follow up attacks against Highlands cheating, having unfair advantages, associating with RTS (kidding), etc.. Don't know if I am telling you something you already know but, just wanted to throw that out.

My kids are out of the house, I can house up to 8 if they want to double up. We'll work out an ez pay plan.

 

I already have an app for that.

About 5 years ago I asked a lot of questions similar to the title of this thread. I could not believe that HHS could have so much success with home grown players only. My feelings were cemented when I took a look at a lot of their kids and found that they were not for the most part the athletic specimens you would see on a Trinity or Male.

 

Public forums like this make it nearly impossible for the transfer or relocation of a talented player into the district of a particular school a secret. I have not heard of one in 5 years on here.

Independent and private are not the same. County and independent are both public schools. Both have district boundaries and if you don't live in those boundaries, you pay tuition. County schools can also accept tuition students. It is all up to the district policy.

 

Nowhere on my quote I ever mentioned public and private are the same. Did I? I also beg to differ that both DO NOT have a boundaries. I can assure you that, knowing that I am a private school alum and my older kids as well. As long as you pay the tuition, it does matter where your boundaries are. Now I can't speak for independent school, but I believe that's why too they pay a FEE not tuition to go outside their district into an independent schools.

Nowhere on my quote I ever mentioned public and private are the same. Did I? I also beg to differ that both DO NOT have a boundaries. I can assure you that, knowing that I am a private school alum and my older kids as well. As long as you pay the tuition, it does matter where your boundaries are. Now I can't speak for independent school, but I believe that's why too they pay a FEE not tuition to go outside their district into an independent schools.

 

I know private schools do not have boundaries. I did not say that. I said Independent schools do have boundaries just like county schools. Public schools are public schools. County and independent are the same. Both can accept tuition students if the district chooses to allow it. According to the website, tuition to attend Ft. Thomas schools from out of district is between $2400 and $4900, depending upon the release of ADA money from the school district in which the student resides.

I know private schools do not have boundaries. I did not say that. I said Independent schools do have boundaries just like county schools. Public schools are public schools. County and independent are the same. Both can accept tuition students if the district chooses to allow it. According to the website, tuition to attend Ft. Thomas schools from out of district is between $2400 and $4900, depending upon the release of ADA money from the school district in which the student resides.

 

 

FYI - Campbell County schools will not release the ADA money so if you're coming from there, be prepared to pay the $4,900.

FYI - Campbell County schools will not release the ADA money so if you're coming from there, be prepared to pay the $4,900.

 

Kenton does release the funds!

I already have an app for that.

 

Awesome! Sell it, BW will help you with market saturation.

I may wrong, but it was understanding that the FT. Thomas School District is at capacity and was not accepting out of district students

 

Fort Thomas continues to accept new (tuition) students. HHS has accepted a number of new students for the 2015-16 school year. The Fort Thomas Schools are not closed to tuition students.

Fort Thomas continues to accept new (tuition) students. HHS has accepted a number of new students for the 2015-16 school year. The Fort Thomas Schools are not closed to tuition students.

 

Lose one state championship and the school opens back up to out of district kids. Jeesh

 

 

Just kidding guys just couldn't resist. For the record I have know idea or do I care how many out of district kids are on the football team. As already stated most public schools offer tuition to out of district students.

Anyone know what it will cost me in 2029 to send my nephew there? If I pay now will I get a discount?

Anyone know what it will cost me in 2029 to send my nephew there? If I pay now will I get a discount?

 

If Obama does not screw it up, try a 529 plan:)...