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What Happened to the Student Support

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Dixie Heights Principal Kim Banta has purchased 300 tickets which she will give away free to Dixie students attending the game.

 

Read the NKY.com article:

Dixie Fans To Get Free Tickets

 

Principal Banta echos many of our own observations.

 

Cheers!!!

 

Outstanding! Seems like there would be a way to provide pre-sale tickets to the schools that they could sell to students for $5 or have students present ID for $5 ticket at window.

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Boone didn't even have a student section at its regional game last night. Beechwood had a nice student section.

St. Henry had a very nice turn out last night in fans and the student section,which was nice to see from a small school. KUDOS to St. Henry.

Just awful tonite at the BOKC. Boone had no students at all. Highlands had 3 that stood and cheered. Beechwood's was OK and St Henry's was best of the night. Also heard we will hear no pep bands, unless each memeber pays the 8 admission. Thats a joke.

 

If that's true that the band has to pay to get in, that is definitely wrong. If the BOKC can't let them in free, then the school should pay for them. I saw Holmes pep band there the other night at the girls game. They were trying to play at half time but the BOKC's music was drowning them out. You couldn't even here the Pep band. I felt sorry for them. The BOKC needs to be more aware of those things.

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Dixie has purchased 300 tickets to give away to students and faculty.

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