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Again, reality - the numbers clearly show privates and independents winning at a hugely disproportionate rate compared to normal public schools. They should compete with people who are like them. I'm not really sure there is much else to say.

 

For every independent school you say is winning, I can show you ten independent schools that have zero winning history in the recent past. 20 years. And tell me...for those independebts that you say dominate, how many county schools are even in their division? I would assume most county schools are large and top heavy in the upper divisions. So several of these dominating independents aren't really competing with very many county schools until you get to 5 and 6 A. And my guess that 5a is a lower percentage than 6a. So the chances of a county school winning significantly decreases as you go down in class because there just isn't very many small county schools. Maybe I'm wrong.

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The only advantage that city/independent schools having over county schools is that it's easier for kids to get to and from practice. Someone explained this me so it isn't my own thought but oh well. Some kids live 45 minutes up a holler in county schools and getting parents or a student that can realistically drive that everyday is tough. Most independent schools, like Ashland and Russell in my area, it's a much closer distance for the students to and from school.

 

 

I may not be right about the rest of the state but it's at least the case in this area.

Wait, "independent" schools, as you call them, have the advantage?

 

Well, I'll bet; Berea, Fulton City, Jackson, Ft. Knox, Lynn Camp, Eminence, Caverna, Betsy Lane, Holmes, Dayton, Belleview, a plethora of Louisville schools and several others are really disappointed they missed the memo telling them about all the advantages they have.

Wait, "independent" schools, as you call them, have the advantage?

 

Well, I'll bet; Berea, Fulton City, Jackson, Ft. Knox, Lynn Camp, Eminence, Caverna, Betsy Lane, Holmes, Dayton, Belleview, a plethora of Louisville schools and several others are really disappointed they missed the memo telling them about all the advantages they have.

 

What do you think @Jumper Dad, should we write up a memo and get it to these school ASAP?

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