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Central 23 Male 10

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In a weird way that isn't exactly the case. Until the recent Supreme Court decision on school assignments racial quotas were keeping many African American kids out of Central. Manual and Male were actually more likely to get African American students that Central (who is an African American majority school) couldn't take in order to make the quotas. Now that the ruling has outlawed the practice it will be interesting to see the result.

 

We may need a 3rd party to confirm but it is my understanding that Central was never included in the quotas that restricted the other schools because they filled those minority quotas with english as a second language students which is why they have so many foreign students. Most of which are from Africa making them minorites but also meaning that the are black. They do not have that many white kids I would say less than 10%. Kids born and raised in Louisville do not go to Male or Manual because they failed to get into Central. Especially not athletes. Granted they are not suppose to use athletics as a cause for entrance but I am sure that the admissions committee looks for a certain amount of athletes so that they can atleast field teams in all the sports. Extracurricular activities regardless of what they are have to carry more weight than someone with the same grades who does nothing else but attend school.

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