This may become a trend in these fast growing counties. I have heard that new high schools may also be on the horizon for Laurel County and Pulaski County.

 

I know that discussions for a new Middle School and a new High School are taking place in Pulaski County.

Perhaps. For next year, I believe they'll play 6A. When they reclass the following year, the way Boone County is growing, they all could stay at 6A. If not, then you are correct in the possible implications. Not sure if they would allow CovCath and Highlands to remain 5A if a couple (or even 1) of the Boone schools become 5A (which will make Tom Spritzky very happy). Then again, there are no 4A schools in or near N. Ky that I can think of off the top of my head. What do you do with those two schools (and that's assuming the KHSAA sticks with allowing geographically isolated schools to move up, which they most definitely should, but that's a debate for another thread).

 

Heck, if I'm right and the Boone County schools continue to grow at almost unbelievable speed and they all are 6A, you could almost have a 6A district within Boone County with Ryle, Boone, Conner and Cooper. The issue there may become do you create a 6 team district and add Simon Kenton and Campbell County or have a 5 team district and move one of those two to an adjacent district (which probably won't be received well by the moved school then again, if it means moving to a weaker district, perhaps the moved school won't mind).

 

Lots of interesting issues to be addressed by the KHSAA in the near future.

 

And with the growth in Campbell County and southern Kenton, could we see a new public school in each district in the near future? I thought I read somewhere that Campbell is at or near capacity, and I know SK will be overflowing here shortly. Heck, it's possible that we may see another district in NKY in about 7 years.

And with the growth in Campbell County and southern Kenton, could we see a new public school in each district in the near future? I thought I read somewhere that Campbell is at or near capacity, and I know SK will be overflowing here shortly. Heck, it's possible that we may see another district in NKY in about 7 years.

I don't doubt that a new school is on the way in Southern Campbell County.

Mike Woolf is the assistant head coach and DC for Ryle.

 

Is he the front runner?

He better be, he is the best in N. KY..

He better be, he is the best in N. KY..

 

 

At what?

If Woolf gets the job half the Ryle will go with him

Will that be a plus for Ryle or Cooper?

Will that be a plus for Ryle or Cooper?

 

COOPER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If Woolf gets the job half the Ryle will go with him

 

Boone Co does not have open enrollment. Can kids just leave Ryle for the new school or is it based on where they reside?

Based on where you live.