New enrollments, classifications, etc

[sporthog9er]

Souc has got it all for us

Soucie: New IHSA enrollment numbers will lead to classification switches

The IHSA's revised enrollment figures, along with changes to multipliers and the return of the success formula, will result in some interesting changes to the postseason landscape. Steve Soucie explains what the new numbers mean for your favorite football team.

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[Wittymoniker1]

Good catch, Sporthog9er.

Great information as usual from The Souce.

Looks like Rita will for sure be in 6A, which has been mentioned here before.

 

[Silver Rain]

Looks like Rita will for sure be in 6A

With probably another appearance in the finals or the semis.

 

[Wittymoniker1]

With probably another appearance in the finals or the semis.

It's a strong possibility, but first make the playoffs. What's interesting is 6A will be two quadrants by north/south geography. We all know ESL will be in the south. Where does Rita end up? If the south, then a potential R1 matchup can occur.

 

[DadCoachSports]

Could see Lake Zurich get bumped down to 6A this year.

 

[Wittymoniker1]

Would be great for 6A. LZ has a 2 - 1 advantage over Rita in the playoffs.

 

[olderbytheminute]

Long-ago small school grid power Marian central of Woodstock has enrollment now under 350 and is only Catholic High in MCHenry County which in terms of square miles seems pretty darn big. How low can a school go before it shuts its doors? and this is unique in that there is not a Catholic school close by for an alternative.

 

[olderbytheminute]

Long-ago small school grid power Marian central of Woodstock has enrollment now under 350 and is only Catholic High in MCHenry County which in terms of square miles seems pretty darn big. How low can a school go before it shuts its doors? and this is unique in that there is not a Catholic school close by for an alternative.

More on Marian’s plight. In past 50 years, public school additions: mchenry split into Johnsburg, Woodstock split into Woodstock North, crystal Lake now CL Central split into CL South and prairie Ridge, the dundee/crown/Hampshirie district added Jacobs. Huntley went from a tiny school on route 47 to a behemoth. Richmond, Harvard, Alden-Hebron and Marengo still relatively small. I mean Marian’s like a 2a fb school now and closer to 1a than 3a given the Enrolment trend. Strange.

 

[UlbKA91]

More on Marian’s plight. In past 50 years, public school additions: mchenry split into Johnsburg, Woodstock split into Woodstock North, crystal Lake now CL Central split into CL South and prairie Ridge, the dundee/crown/Hampshirie district added Jacobs. Huntley went from a tiny school on route 47 to a behemoth. Richmond, Harvard, Alden-Hebron and Marengo still relatively small. I mean Marian’s like a 2a fb school now and closer to 1a than 3a given the Enrolment trend. Strange.

Did MCC use to do better in CL and Algonquin? I recall some posters saying that Viator now has a significant reach in those areas.

 

[eagles2k3]

More on Marian’s plight. In past 50 years, public school additions: mchenry split into Johnsburg, Woodstock split into Woodstock North, crystal Lake now CL Central split into CL South and prairie Ridge, the dundee/crown/Hampshirie district added Jacobs. Huntley went from a tiny school on route 47 to a behemoth. Richmond, Harvard, Alden-Hebron and Marengo still relatively small. I mean Marian’s like a 2a fb school now and closer to 1a than 3a given the Enrolment trend. Strange.

I think a lot of factors. I know a few alum and they are not happy with the direction of the school where he last ten years. I think that has to be a major factor when alumni support is that bad. Bryan Bulaga won’t return their calls. Not good.

 

[ignazio]

At this rate DePaul will have 24,000 students by the end of the decade.