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JCPS Decision on fall sports

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2 hours ago, Tkinslow said:

I doubt that’s going to happen there might be some counties that will drop from red but with Jefferson’s population I doubt it’s dropping from the red for a long time. The completely silly part of this is the private schools are still going to play so what are they really accomplishing.

They might be accomplishing parents  taking a harder look at private schools.

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  • Voice of Reason
    Voice of Reason

    Perhaps the end of fall regular season sports if Jefferson County can't control the virus. If they are allowing postseason to continue, will that also be true for football in 3 weeks? My complain

  • Tigerpride94
    Tigerpride94

    I’m hoping St.X will pick up North Hardin since NH was supposed to play PRP.

  • KY Outsider
    KY Outsider

    High school sports are not spreading the virus and the 25/100000 is a ridiculous number to shut things down at.

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7 hours ago, LongTimeReader said:

How does this effect the private schools and their ability to play?

Right. Everyone seems to be playing a guessing game with this virus but still feel its just gonna dissappear one day. I just dont see that happening. So no more school, no more sports, no more normal anything until people buck up and realize its never gonna just go away and a vaccine at best may be 50% reliable. 

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