I'm not saying you are not telling the truth. But with the growing in population and most big city high schools are growing at a high rate why is Trinity not?

 

With this economy and the cost of tuition being pretty high, I would say that is a considerable barrier to entry.

Highlands has had a few players from ohio, They have had players from all over the NK area, and they have transfer come in and do not have to sit a year. There Schools are in great shape they keep rebuilding the Schools they have. You are right on one thing they don't have the same fields for the girls, and there are some areas of FT that people live in that have to go to Campbell Co. So They go to Campbell Co and out of city kids come in whats that ?

And you may be right I'm not sure exactly how Trinity lets their students into school. But the question of thread was what advantages does Trinity have over Highlands (public schools) and they do have this advantage. How much or any they use it, is up to the school. Guru and many point out public schools complain about not having the ability to choose students from out of districts and public schools really put this problem on themselves and I agree with this. But public schools do not have the same option of capping their enrollement if they choose too by not allowing in students in their school district and private schools have the right to block students. Not saying they all do or how much but they do have this advantage.

The big advantage Trinity and other privates have is the lack of a public elected school board and site based council.

HoosierBirdfan Ohio does not have better Football they just have bigger Schools, There are some big Schools over there that have 2800 kids.

Highlands has had a few players from ohio, They have had players from all over the NK area, and they have transfer come in and do not have to sit a year. There Schools are in great shape they keep rebuilding the Schools they have. You are right on one thing they don't have the same fields for the girls, and there are some areas of FT that people live in that have to go to Campbell Co. So They go to Campbell Co and out of city kids come in whats that ?

 

Can you come up with any names ?

 

Usually the transfers are pretty well known . Mike Mitchell is a good example.

The last one I know was a girl that played Basketball, softball, volleyball, I am not upset about it I was just pointing out that it does happen at a lot of Schools.

Can you come up with any names ?

 

 

Didn't the Ruby kid live in OH?

HC had a lot of kids from ohio.

HC had a lot of kids from ohio.

 

"A lot" would be incorrect. Two high-profile kids years ago but not much if any since then.

They sent a van for them every day.

They sent a van for them every day.

 

Name the last players at HC from OH.

 

This myth is like the "Highlands always has transfers" on their roster. It happened a few times in a short period of time and we extrapolate it out to it being "always."

Clyde you help me understand, how can a kid from Dayton on go to Highlands for FREE and a kid that lives on Newman in FT has to go to Campbell Co.

The most obvious advantage was stated earlier. Trinity does not have to adhere to Title IX regulations. The can spend their funds however they choose. Highlands must adhere to Federal Law.

Wow, I guess the public schools in those other states figured something out.

 

It would seem so. Of course, maybe they just get lucky a lot?

 

I was honestly a little surprised by that. I didn't expect 80% of the top schools to be public schools.