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Scott County to get new High School in Fall of 2017

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Remember this, the new school will be Elkhorn HS Buffaloes...

 

Not bad, but why Elkhorn? I know there was an Elkhorn High School in Frankfort that was part of the Franklin County High School consolidation.

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Georgetown Sr. High School.

 

 

Colors: Blue and White. Mascot: Wildcats.

 

 

Talk about hatred with the Cards and Cats.

I would go with Toyota Tattletales.

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Correct Garth was one of the many Grade Schools in SC. When all the Grade Schools consolidated Oxford, Sadieville, Great Crossing, Ed Davis, Garth, etc, two high schools were built, some kids went to SCHS and some kids went to GHS. Most of Garth's kids were districted to Georgetown High School.

 

The former Garth High School is the current Garth Elementary School.

The former Georgetown High School is the Current Georgetown Middle School.

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I would go with Toyota Tattletales.

 

Very Creative.

Very Creative.

 

Thanks

 

The Toyota part is a no brainer and the tattletale part will come in down the road when the new high school believes the current high school is playing games with student athletes.

 

What will be most interesting to me is the politics involved in deciding who will be the Principal and major sports coaches at the new high school. In other words, will they choose people that will play ball with the current political landscape or will hire the best candidates for the open positions which will undeniably lead to issues between the two schools.

 

:popcorn:

Georgetown Sr. High School.

 

 

Colors: Blue and White. Mascot: Wildcats.

 

 

Talk about hatred with the Cards and Cats.

 

I really like this one. I was thinking the exact same thing.

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Another interested component will be that the new school will be a 2A school in phase 1, from my calculations this will not effect SCHS being 6A. But when phase 2 comes in approx. 2018 it could make both SCHS and the new high school around 4A/5A teams which will definitely change the landscape a bit.

Georgetown Sr. High School.

 

 

Colors: Blue and White. Mascot: Wildcats.

 

 

Talk about hatred with the Cards and Cats.

 

I really really like your (this) idea.

I'm very disappointed there hasn't been a comment on the Richard Johnson suggestion....come on people!

I'm very disappointed there hasn't been a comment on the Richard Johnson suggestion....come on people!

 

I can't believe the printed it, who do you think made such a bone headed decision?

Another interested component will be that the new school will be a 2A school in phase 1, from my calculations this will not effect SCHS being 6A. But when phase 2 comes in approx. 2018 it could make both SCHS and the new high school around 4A/5A teams which will definitely change the landscape a bit.

 

Interesting. I didn't know they were doing it that way. South Warren and Thomas Nelson have both followed the phase-in method in recent years with various degrees of athletic success (or lack of).

I can't believe the printed it, who do you think made such a bone headed decision?

I couldn't believe it either!

 

Oh, and LOL!

I couldn't believe it either!

 

Oh, and LOL!

 

What a ding dong. At least they didn't give any of the entries the shaft.

What a ding dong. At least they didn't give any of the entries the shaft.

 

He'll be here all week. Tip your waitress. Try the veal. :isurrender: :lol2:

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