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Well, I think a few years ago that district did try to actually secede from Lewis County, didn't they?

I don't know all of the specifics in these cases; but to be fair, kids in the western end of the county can either drive 14 miles to Mason or 18 miles to LCHS. Mason County is pretty prestigious right now, so I can see where the appeal would be for some parents. To be sure, it's a bad deal for Lewis, but what can you do?

Good grief! If it's going to be so horrible, don't go.

I guess I should have said their 7th & 8th grade girls were in the ORVC, but given the forum we're in, I thought it was understood. Sorry.

Thanks again. Lakeside is coming to St. Pat next week, I'll just be nosy and ask somebody.

Thanks for the information. I hadn't heard of Farmer's Christian. What range of grades do each encompass?

Their 7th & 8th grade teams are in the Ohio River Valley Conference. I can't remember exactly, but wasn't there some connection to Rowan County Christian School?:confused: Or maybe I'm wrong.

I think you're both correct.

I think the point of this thread is that the parent teaches in the county where the family lives, while the kid transferred to a school in another county. Is that correct?:confused::confused:

State money being released under reciprocal agreement, maybe?:confused: I have a friend whose kids go to the another county. She doesn't know from year to year whether the funds will be released or if she will have to pay tuition.

This is from 2000 http://www.uky.edu/KentuckyAtlas/kentucky-counties.html I knew Robertson and Gallatin were small, but I did't know they were barely 100 square miles. Does Bracken have a stop light? I think Lewis has 1.

Wow! That should be fun.:thumb:

Arrogance never graduates either, apparently.

Was T.J. an assistant at Lewis County prior to going to Bracken? If he wants the job, I hope he gets it.:thumb:

Ok. I wasn't sure if I'd ever heard that term before. Thanks for the information.

What's a permanent substitute teacher?

Well said:thumb:

Good point

Good luck!:thumb:

My kid just had a physical on Monday. On the KHSAA medical form we both signed there is a section in bold print concerning Bylaw 6, Section 1 on the "Transfer Rule". It also goes on to say that we (student and parent\legal guardian) agree to "Abide by the rulings of the Commissioner, Assistant Commissioner, Hearing Officer and Board of Control" I don't have an interest in these particular cases, but I have two questions. 1) If we, and every other student and parent\legal guardian who sign the KHSAA form agree to abide by the rulings made by the KHSAA, how do any of these cases end up in the judicial system? 2) I know of some other cases that have gone to the courts and have been decided in the student athlete's favor; but too late for the student to participate in that season. Do any of you know of any that went to litigation and were resolved favorably in time for the season? Just curious.

Thanks for the update.:thumb:

^^ If there is any change, an update would be appreciated. How much rain did they end up getting?

What's this about Gary Clayton?!? You must elaborate...

Closer than I expected. Congrats to Elliot for a great season, and to Mason for staying alive.

Mason by around 20.