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Pig Williams to Conrad Basketball Academy

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I thought he was permanently removed from Mason Co schools, are they still allowing him to graduate?

 

He was placed in the alternate program. Not removed from the school system completely.

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He was placed in the alternate program. Not removed from the school system completely.

 

I had heard that he had not been to school since this all happened, was that true?

I sincerely hope that he takes this opportunity to learn from his past mistakes and make this work for himself. Conrad appears to be a religious oriented system which is always a good start on the road to direction in life and prioritizing goals......I wish him all the luck I can because in the end, we all deserve a second chance especially being so young. I certainly am not in a position to "cast the first stone".

I had heard that he had not been to school since this all happened, was that true?

 

Alternative programs can keep the student out of school but still completing school work, kinda a supervised home schooling or group schooling.

 

That makes sense to me that this is what they did.

How does one end up finding this school in Florida??

How does one end up finding this school in Florida??

 

That basketball program probably found him.

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I thought he was permanently removed from Mason Co schools, are they still allowing him to graduate?

 

Don't know where or who you heard this from but he is still at MCHS and will graduate.

Golly, I sure hope the young man is mentally mature enough to take full advantage of this second chance. He can never change what has happened. But, he can show what real type of person he aspires to be by his actions from this day forward. A whole community will never forget, but 90% are wanting the peace that comes with forgiveness. Here's hoping that is what he wants to earn, for that is how he finds peace, too. IMO

Or is this a Prep School? You can still graduate and go to a prep school

 

Yes you can graduate high school then attend a prep school.

Hopefully CBA offers a class on using social media.

 

Someone in this kid's inner circle needs to sound the Twitter Alarm. I've seen more judicious approaches to life's second chances.

Someone in this kid's inner circle needs to sound the Twitter Alarm. I've seen more judicious approaches to life's second chances.

 

Absolutely. I took one look down his timeline and my head almost exploded. I could only imagine if I was a college coach with free money to give him.

Alternative programs can keep the student out of school but still completing school work, kinda a supervised home schooling or group schooling.

 

That makes sense to me that this is what they did.

 

Alternative schools are different than home schooling. Most Alternative schools are on campus but the students are isolated from the rest of the students.

All of us who have made mistakes look for forgiveness and wish we had taken a different path. I wish nothing but the best for him.

Would he be going to Conrad or would he be going to college if he didn't do what he did?

 

Be smart kids.

How does one end up finding this school in Florida??

 

My son's entire 17U AAU team just received emails from Conrad Basketball Academy, asking that they consider a fifth year there and offering some form of scholarship.

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