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Mom55

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  1. If you ever go to GCHS after school, you will see that GCHS has become its own community, every inch of GCHS is being utilized, baseball field, football field, soccer field, gym, tennis courts, band, jfl is at the front of the building. The kids wants to succeed but too many parents want to live their childhood dreams and not let the kids be kids. They should have fun and still learn. Discipline is not started at the high school but at the home, look at some of the kids and then look at their parents, you will see their actions copied by their kids.
  2. Two wrongs doesn't make it right certainly, and it really should be the ones that put forth all the time not just walk on and expect to play.
  3. Maybe attitude is keeping them from playing not location.
  4. Wow, and you know this how? Hopefully, there are a few boys that gives effort in these meets.
  5. I hate seeing anyone count a team out like this but what happens to the boys that are playing and truely loves football, how do you face a 16 year old and say this isn't right but there is nothing we can do about it. That's where I feel the worse are the boys and parents that truely represent GCHS in the most respectable way a young man and family can. How do you get rid of the "drama"?
  6. What does that do to the boys out there running? I would resent those boys sitting.
  7. IMO, his attitude won't be missed.

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