You a funny man, funny man.

 

Low-hanging fruit. Really ripe for picking.

Highlands without a doubt.

Doesn't matter to me. If you are middle class or better and involved in your kids school and them, they will do fine. I mean literally anywhere in the US of A

My heart says Bowling Green but my kids have had such great experiences at Boyle County that I can't imagine them at any other school.

Obviously, Beechwood for me. I loved it there. When we started our family, we sold our home in Crestview Hills for a smaller one in Ft. Mitchell so our kids could go. They were very well prepared for college. I hope to see grandkids there someday.

Perhaps a better way to ask would be, "If your high school did not exist and you could pick any high school to send your kids to......"

Perhaps a better way to ask would be, "If your high school did not exist and you could pick any high school to send your kids to......"

 

That IS a better question. Then it probably would be Highlands.

Highlands, which is where I sent them and was extremely happy. Being a Newport Catholic grad, it was a tough choice back then. One I never regretted.

Perhaps a better way to ask would be, "If your high school did not exist and you could pick any high school to send your kids to......"

 

My kids went to Highlands but since I went to Beechwood and it's a clone of Highlands I will pick Beechwood.

 

If I can't pick either one of them I'd go with NewCath.

Well, if I couldn't choose Highlands I'd go with what I went with: NCC & Brossart. :thumb:

Living in the Taylor Mill area, I've got great options in Cov Cath and Notre Dame. Can say with almost certainty that they'll be attending those, and outside of Trinity or St. X, I wouldn't even consider elsewhere if location didn't matter.

Agreed...

Maybe collegiate in Louisville. I observed there a few times, seemed like a very good school.

Doesn't matter to me. If you are middle class or better and involved in your kids school and them, they will do fine. I mean literally anywhere in the US of A

Indeed. My high schoolers went to a school in a different state, even a different country than us, their parents, and did very well. Zero ties and connections to the area.

 

Kids will flourish where you plant them, if you make that garden your priority.

That IS a better question. Then it probably would be Highlands.

 

Highlands would also be where I would send mine. KCD or Louisville Collegiate wouldn't be bad choices either.