Ouch

I request that the next person that posts something about Catholics/private schools that is clearly not pertinent to the topic ( see above) be given a warning for trolling. It ruins discussion. Does anyone have info about St Ed's?

Thinthickbigred;613607 wrote:How amny non catholics do you have in your school?
How many non catholics do you have on your football team?
Like most catholic schools with good teams ,a big difference ...more hypocracy in the movement huh

How many different threads is this post actually on?

My sister lived in Knox county, they have no Catholic high school but a very small catholic grade school. If these kids want to continue with their catholic education they live in the Newark Catholic area as defined by the dioscese. A few of these kids come to St Francis for middle school before going to Newark Catholic. They have to provide their own transportation to Newark and this can be a problem. My sister actually moved to Newark to overcome this. I would imagine the drive back and forth would be a little much even for the most dedicated families.

Did anyone else ever notice that the good programs that are losing alot and supposed to be rebuilding rebuild early in the year, and seem to be pretty tough come the end of the year and/or playoff time? Don't be surprised if DSJ falls into that category.

Please dont start complaining about Private vs Public because to be honest im really tired of all these people complaining because their team isnt good enough to compete with top level teams and so now they want get what they want and be little babies about it and complain to the OHSAA