18 hours ago, Voice of Reason said:

This statute got me thinking about the Nevels transfer. Reading the new statute, does Nevels have to play for the school district he moves into? 

The way I read it yes. 

13 hours ago, barrel said:

The way I read it yes. 

I agree. I read it the same way. 

Being told by a source that multiple kids from multiple families, even at younger (non KHSAA) ages, transferred from Taylor to nearby Campbellsville before July 1 because of a coaching change and the state law.

1 minute ago, NateInSports said:

Being told by a source that multiple kids from multiple families, even at younger (non KHSAA) ages, transferred from Taylor to nearby Campbellsville before July 1 because of a coaching change and the state law.

Welcome to BGP @NateInSports!

I would be interested to see how many thousand of waiver hearings there will be this summer and fall as they already had 1500 or more before the end of school and before the inception of this new rule. I am sure there was a rush of transfers before July 1.

On 6/21/2022 at 9:22 AM, futurecoach said:

For point number 5 that you stated that the new  bylaw does not apply to public to private transfers.

 

Unless I misunderstood the info @theguru shared. Isn’t that only true if a person switches to from a public school in the same county as the private school? In the example they gave it showed them transferring from one Fayette county school to a private school also in Fayette county. 
 

So wouldn’t the new bylaw be in effect say if a person lives in boone county and attends a boone county school, and then transfers to Covcath while still living in Boone County? Or did I misunderstand it, and the new bylaw still wouldn’t matter no matter where they live as long as they are switching from a public to a private school. 

Has this affected any schools this year?

 

Bump.