I do... There might not be an AC but the overall depth is better IMO..

 

Way too early to compare but I agree that this class has a lot of athlete's who are talented in multiple sports. Going to be a lot of fun over the next few years.

Question for the CovCath faithful. Where is the heck are you guys getting all that money to put an addition onto the 2 yr Fieldhouse. WOW!! Very impressive. We are definately at a disadvantage in Ft Thoms when it comes to facilites. God Bless the generous contributors.

 

Highlands isn't doing so bad either. One of my favorite sights when the varsity Birds make the 6 mile trek from Ft. Thomas to Park Hills is when the chartered bus fleet (which look like something Taylor Swift would travel in, if she hit the Powerball) rolls into the lot and park next CCH's Old Blue (which looks a mode of transportation you might see in Jakarta). I think it is safe to say that both programs are blessed with generous community support. :laugh:

Highlands isn't doing so bad either. One of my favorite sights when the varsity Birds make the 6 mile trek from Ft. Thomas to Park Hills is when the chartered bus fleet (which look like something Taylor Swift would travel in, if she hit the Powerball) rolls into the lot and park next CCH's Old Blue (which looks a mode of transportation you might see in Jakarta). I think it is safe to say that both programs are blessed with generous community support. :laugh:

 

A few years ago the boys rode in a yellow bus that had an Indiana school district's name on it. We upgraded with a paint job.

Awesome job Birds!

How many kids on the Freshman team that don't live in FT. Kids from all over whant to go there.

Highlands isn't doing so bad either. One of my favorite sights when the varsity Birds make the 6 mile trek from Ft. Thomas to Park Hills is when the chartered bus fleet (which look like something Taylor Swift would travel in, if she hit the Powerball) rolls into the lot and park next CCH's Old Blue (which looks a mode of transportation you might see in Jakarta). I think it is safe to say that both programs are blessed with generous community support. :laugh:

 

We are waiting for Bessler's Salvage yard to deliver our buses we have been waiting for since 1989. They said they can't find the right color Blue......:laugh:

How many kids on the Freshman team that don't live in FT. Kids from all over whant to go there.

 

Another question woud be, how many kids from Ft. Thomas go to Newport Central Catholic?

How many kids on the Freshman team that don't live in FT. Kids from all over whant to go there.

 

It is what it is. If your kid is a good football player and wants a good education....Highlands is at the top of the list.

Plus, the 2010 numbers just came out ranking the schools and school districts (public) academically in KY, and the Fort Thomas Independant School District was ranked first among K-12 school districts, and Highlands was ranked tied for second (behind Manual) for high schools... plus HHS' score is trending upward!

How many kids on the Freshman team that don't live in FT. Kids from all over whant to go there.

 

:popcorn:

I was just making the point that kids what to play there, it is a Football School one of the best, my point is over the last 15 years a lot of there star players are not from FT.

How many kids on the Freshman team that don't live in FT. Kids from all over whant to go there.

 

I am aware of 3.

I am aware of 3.

 

I think your right.

In the last 15 years about 8

Another question woud be, how many kids from Ft. Thomas go to Newport Central Catholic?

 

Many. Quite a few opt for NCC. Many would be valuable contributors to an already great program.