What exactly is your point here? They are done...toast...they aren't being resurrected. This isn't some blip in the radar because they went to state in 2018.
Use these visual aids to explain how you picked Oak Hills. Should be interesting.
He won't acknowledge it. It's exactly as everyone but him has described, as usual.
It makes perfect sense for Athletic Directors.
Then where did the money come from? Every public school that I know of requires every position to be opened up to first the current staff, then the entire public. It goes against every board policy to just create and reserve a job for someone. It goes against ODE to have administrators in active roles without proper licensure.
I never said sports are not educational. I said they are not a part of the curriculum. They are in addition to the curriculum. What is this about 1 person determining what's most important for another person? I don't get what that is referring to, but this does indeed happen in all aspects of life. I do disagree wholeheartedly with your notion that sports do more for kids than school ever will.
I don't think many coaches are building teams anymore, but simply assembling them with transfers, especially at the D1-D2 levels. I would go with Aaron Hancock at Wyoming and Dan McSurley at Clinton Massie definitely come to mind for their success. You also have Parker and Murphy that have had some solid success too.
Maybe they are just going to let Dattilo retire?? He's got to be close.
ADs shouldn't be arranging conferences to ensure their jobs are easier. It's not about them. If everyone in the city played well in the sand together like adults, scheduling wouldn't be an issue. It's become a d**k measuring contest.
He is heading to Princeton as O line coach
One point… when I was involved the extracurricular positions had to be offered first to ANY public school credentialed employees. No required preference was given to the home district employees. That may have changed.
Really? Scott Dattilo from Sycamore?
Its MUCH BIGGER than just a head coach... We are talking the GMC...
I thought Ric Haynes is the Oline Coach at Princeton, is he retiring? They don't come much better than Haynes for Oline coaching
Why not? So, they should spend more money in labor and transportation costs to play different teams? Again, public schools all have budget issues and should be good stewards of their tax-dollars. There's nothing wrong with how the GMC schedules, except some people want them to play some different schools.
Why have the rule then? If it's not going to be enforced, there is no rule.
Wow, racist much??? These sports wouldn't be around without schools, especially football. It's too expensive. And your comment about "especially minorities" and kids getting rides to school is so far from the truth. CPS kids get yellow bus service and high schoolers all get free metro, so who doesn't have a ride to school? I agree with a lot of what you say, but this entire paragraph is way off base and nowhere near reality.
That’s fair, just thought the game would be played maybe every few years
I can't believe I am saying this, but I actually agree with your point on the GMC being at a disadvantage due to seeding.
Bolden promotes the district in a positive outlook , and you can't put a price on that. When football wins, the school and district win. And if you do not think having a strong football/athletic program helps promote a levy passing, you would be mistaken. It absolutely helps. So yes, Bolden technically has the power to bring in millions of dollars.
Good for him. Always been a very good coach, even better person. Sycamore's decline in enrollment the past few years hinders their ability to continue to be competitive in DI...read somewhere that their enrollment, 9-12 is now below 1600?
Haynes works/teaches and is coaching O Line currently at Princeton the past two years.
“boat anchors in most sports”
By this logic alone, Colerain would have a long history of easily passing levies. But they have a history of defeating them. As a result they have quite literally crumbling buildings, declining enrollment, and a revolving door of staff members.
Not anymore it doesn't. Just get in a bunch of transfers and turn your entire program around in a year. Rinse and repeat. Bolden did that at West. It didn't take years of hard work and sacrifice by the coaching staff and community. It took some transfers coming in and changing their trajectory.
But why do they care? It actually helped them when the playoff was 8 per region.
thats crazy how quickly it went in the wrong direction once Bolden left. I knew Huber WAY before he was the Head Football coach , dude is an AWESOME person. there is NO WAY someone can put all of this on him for that quickly of a decline.
BUILD it, they will come.
Build what?
The percentage of construction provided by the state is based on the total property value of the district. With all the commercial property in that district I doubt they will qualify for a very large percentage.
This ultimately happened to Coach Minton at Wayne. People in the community started complaining about his "salary", and it ultimately led to him resigning. You get what you pay for with these elite coaches. Incredible culture, phenomenal results, and a significant revenue boost to not only the school, but to local businesses.
