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Cobraxx

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  1. I am uncertain about private schools, but I find it curious that the new law specifically mentions public school principals and district employees. Private school personnel are not district employees. Each local board of education shall designate a traceable communication system to be the exclusive means for a school district employee or volunteer to communicate electronically with students. The principal of each public school shall provide parents written or electronic notification within the first ten (10) days of the school year of each electronic school notification and communication program designated within the traceable communication system. The notification shall include instructions for parents to access and review communications sent through each electronic school notification and communication program. Private school teachers in Kentucky are not considered district employees. They work for independent, non-public institutions, which operate separately from the public school districts governed by local boards of education. That means they aren’t on the district payroll, don’t follow the same hiring procedures, and aren’t subject to the same certification or salary schedules as public school teachers.
  2. "After working at a bank for a couple years and volunteering as a coach at Paris High School, he’s decided to become a Catholic missionary." https://www.aseaofblue.com/2018/5/12/17341496/patrick-towles-moves-on-from-football-and-becomes-a-missionary It appears he is still doing the college campus mission work. Does not talk about coaching. https://nkytribune.com/2024/12/former-quarterback-made-long-trip-home-to-celebrate-christmas-holiday-with-his-family/
  3. I should add problem is a lot of people cannot separate the two.
  4. Agreed. Fine as long as you can separate being a parent and a coach. If you cannot the players will see it very quickly.
  5. Someone told me that this is their 4th HC in 6 years? Is this true?
  6. Hot off the press: 8/22 North Hardin (eCampus Bowl) 8/30 at Boyle County (Rebel Bowl) 9/5 at CAL (Asbury Bowl) 9/12 at Franklin County 9/19 Lexington Catholic 9/26 Bye Week 10/3 at DuBois 10/10 Shawnee 10/17 Danville 10/24 at Washington County 10/31 Pleasure Ridge Park
  7. Somerset now has to throw the ball. Does not look pretty. This could snowball quickly.
  8. Hats off to Beechwood. They have been impressive. I think they are going to get number 18 this year. Just a really well rounded team on both sides of the ball.
  9. I knew their offense was good but their defense has been very impressive.
  10. After an interception. LCA TD. Extra Point no good. 31-16
  11. Sorry wrong message board. At least everyone now has an update on the other game ?
  12. LCA D has to make an adjustment and protect the edges. LCA will need some stops if they want to get back into this one.
  13. They are doing exactly what they need to be in this one: controlling the clock and running the ball.
  14. 25-10 Beechwood. Halftime. LCA to get the ball at the start of the half.
  15. 4 mins left 2nd qtr. 7-0 Owensboro Catholic. Somerset driving with the ball on OC's 14.
  16. They have done a great job of keeping the Owensboro Catholic O off the field.
  17. I am watching the video, while listening to the Beechwood vs LCA game, so I am not sure how much time is left.
  18. Somerset just ran a nice fake punt run and got it. Ball about mid field.

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