Tarblooder_Rocketgrad
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Gotcha.I was responding to fbrox.
Gotcha.I was responding to fbrox.
Sure they do.What is interesting is the 20% difference from Glenville to Ginn, but all their players live in the Glenville district.
Looks like your numbers are accurate. Lol.I took info right off of ODE website
Looks like your numbers are accurate. Lol.
Does anyone know if these numbers come from the school district or from data obtained by the state itself?
Just so it’s clear to you, the topic would have died if a known troll didn’t think someone was trying to disrespect Massillon only to be embarrassed by the answer and try to change the topic again (to emojis).Somebody might answer if you weren't such a troll.
Just so it’s clear to you, the topic would have died if a known troll didn’t think someone was trying to disrespect Massillon only to be embarrassed by the answer and try to change the topic again (to emojis).
I don’t think it’s accurate but it’s there for all to see. According to the ODE, Massillon Washington High School students are 100% economically disadvantaged.So of Massillon's 1163 total enrollment, 100% of them are economically disadvantaged? Lol. Wait, check that, the claim was 100% poverty. Now I understand you'd like to believe that is accurate, but do you believe that is accurate? Or maybe I should be asking, how stupid are you?
No politics a hole Trumps worselol living in Biden’s America has made us all economically disadvantaged
I don’t think it’s accurate but it’s there for all to see. According to the ODE, Massillon Washington High School students are 100% economically disadvantaged.
Say for example the actual percentage is 25% or 35%, who would benefit from the state thinking it was 100%?
Brian?????No politics a hole Trumps worse
Didn’t say anything about Trump buddyNo politics a hole Trumps worse
Didn’t say anything about Trump buddy
So now you agree with Maxie? Nice self-own idiot. Nuff said. I won't even dignify your other dumb*** conspiracy. Gawd what an idiot.
Speaking of economically disadvantaged, JLP right on cue.Him when he hears the name Massillon.
Economy is booming...No you mentioned Biden. So he mentioned Trump. I get the humor but no need to go there. Fwiw I've made a killing.
See? See? Lol. Watch this....""Massillon""Speaking of economically disadvantaged, JLP right on cue.
No politics a hole Trumps worse
I dont believe that but I do think that would tighten the chokehold they already have on Summit County and potentially make them stronger as a program. If they do ill be the first to eat crow and salute Coach TOne of my buddies went to Hoban Boardman game last night and said he called to Tyrrell and he said Hoban will be moving up to Div I
They would certainly be in the hunt in R1 every year but can you elaborate on how that would increase their “chokehold” on the area?I dont believe that but I do think that would tighten the chokehold they already have on Summit County and potentially make them stronger as a program. If they do ill be the first to eat crow and salute Coach T
I agree with this 100%.
Re: St. Ignatius, I don’t think they’ll ever get to the level they were at previously for a few reasons. The rise of Hoban and St. Edward to elite status and kids more willing to stay at their local public. Back in the day kids from Geauga, Lake, Lorain and Medina counties wouldn’t think twice about going to St. Ignatius. Avon, Medina, Highland, Aurora, Chardon, Avon Lake, etc. are benefitting from kids staying “home”. Re: us showing off our talent in at least D3, I’m not sure how much I care about that. We intentionally schedule the toughest non-conference in the state, 2024 were playing D1 champs, a D1 regional finalist, D2 runner up, D2 state semi-finalist and we’ve attempted to get the D2 champs on the schedule in ‘23 and ‘24 unfortunately schedules didn’t align for that one. Our weakest non-conf opponent is D1 Liberty that lost to D1 regional finalist Coffman. All that to say it would be cool to be back in D1 and hopefully win it but our priority is sending kids to school and thank God neither the Senate nor dropping divisions have stopped the colleges from recruiting out kids. I’ll be honest, I was worried about that when we were deciding on his high school.
What effect should poverty, demographics and past success play when assigning divisions. Seems like a very tricky and difficult means to an end. Would higher poverty levels move you down?I agree with that. I think a five year look back coupled with enrollment would make some sense. If you start tinkering around with poverty ect, that may have some unintended consequences.
Not necessarily. What would you do with Springfield, Wayne and Colerain in that case? They are the only big school public’s that came out of SW ohio in recent memory.What effect should poverty, demographics and past success play when assigning divisions. Seems like a very tricky and difficult means to an end. Would higher poverty levels move you down?