Hopkinsville was Coach Clark's first stop as a head coach from 2011-2015.

Must have a deal for the consolidation coaching job to take this one.

Congrats Coach!

Congratulations to Coach Clark.  Many of the pieces of his offensive staff are still there so it will be interesting what he does with his defensive staff.

3 hours ago, Joe Tracy said:

Must have a deal for the consolidation coaching job to take this one.

Which would be insanity that they wouldn’t do an actual coaching search for that job. The pay will be much higher for the 2 school job, I’d assume people from all over will apply. 

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When will the two schools consolidate?

53 minutes ago, LongTimeReader said:

When will the two schools consolidate?

2023 I believe.

54 minutes ago, LongTimeReader said:

When will the two schools consolidate?

6 minutes ago, Westernside said:

2023 I believe.

Last I read, they were aiming to have the schools consolidated for the 2023-24 school year, but they were saying in all likelihood, they would not be at the new combined campus at that time.

In other words, they would have one combined high school, "Hopkinsville Christian County Academy," but until the new campus was completed on the selected 87-acre site on Ft. Campbell Boulevard, the new "consolidated" school would be conducting its classes in the two school separate campuses: the current Hopkinsville High School campus and the current Christian County High School campus.

47 minutes ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

Last I read, they were aiming to have the schools consolidated for the 2023-24 school year, but they were saying in all likelihood, they would not be at the new combined campus at that time.

In other words, they would have one combined high school, "Hopkinsville Christian County Academy," but until the new campus was completed on the selected 87-acre site on Ft. Campbell Boulevard, the new "consolidated" school would be conducting its classes in the two school separate campuses: the current Hopkinsville High School campus and the current Christian County High School campus.

A cluster of a mess. Where will they practice and how will kids get moved across town to those practices?

1 hour ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

Last I read, they were aiming to have the schools consolidated for the 2023-24 school year, but they were saying in all likelihood, they would not be at the new combined campus at that time.

In other words, they would have one combined high school, "Hopkinsville Christian County Academy," but until the new campus was completed on the selected 87-acre site on Ft. Campbell Boulevard, the new "consolidated" school would be conducting its classes in the two school separate campuses: the current Hopkinsville High School campus and the current Christian County High School campus.

So if the new school isn't going to be built yet and they can't hold classes at the new school, how is there a new school? Why not keep everything as Hoptown and Christian Co until the new place is actually ready?

9 minutes ago, TylerDurden said:

So if the new school isn't going to be built yet and they can't hold classes at the new school, how is there a new school? Why not keep everything as Hoptown and Christian Co until the new place is actually ready?

If consolidating schools without consolidating campuses is a fair thing to do, then I think Fayette County should announce they've merged all of their high schools into one super high school of like 10K students that holds its classes at 6 different campuses. They'll stomp a mudhole in every team they play in every sport they play.

Except swimming. St. X will still win swimming.

Congrats to Coach Clark, great coach!

On 2/25/2022 at 3:52 PM, TylerDurden said:

If consolidating schools without consolidating campuses is a fair thing to do, then I think Fayette County should announce they've merged all of their high schools into one super high school of like 10K students that holds its classes at 6 different campuses. They'll stomp a mudhole in every team they play in every sport they play.

Except swimming. St. X will still win swimming.

Now that's funny right there. 

On 2/25/2022 at 2:52 PM, TylerDurden said:

If consolidating schools without consolidating campuses is a fair thing to do, then I think Fayette County should announce they've merged all of their high schools into one super high school of like 10K students that holds its classes at 6 different campuses. They'll stomp a mudhole in every team they play in every sport they play.

Except swimming. St. X will still win swimming.

They would still get beat in Finals!