So who is still looking for week one and two?
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I might venture a guess that Guerin's opponents for Weeks 1 & 2 might not have filled their open dates yet.
Guerin had 22 of 28 guys coming back.What could have been.Luther North closed out that way as did some other schools.Very sad
I’d bet more end up at Walther than DePaul. St. Patrick and Walther will be the 2 biggest “winners.”
That is also the Taft attendance area. Maybe some of the kids go public?
It’s in River Grove. River Grove goes to East Leyden HS. The next public school district north would be Ridgewood (Norridge/Harwood Heights).
Guerin likely had a low tuition relative to the privates surrounding it, unless aid at the receiving is increased to where the parental contribution would remain roughly the same, they probably are headed to public.
I would think ICCP would also benefit in terms of transfers...the distance between them and the Guerin campus is similar to the Montini to St. Joe distance and their tuition hasn't reached the teen-thousands yet.
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Guerin tuition was $11,900 this year.
Not many kids from River Grove actually go there and went there. They usually head off to East Leyden as other have stated.
I dont see Walther getting a lot of those kids as I'm not sure how deep the recruiting ties were in Melrose Park/Maywood, but I could be wrong. I'm not as connected with the past coaching staff as I was with their predecessor.
I'd expect Trinity, St.Patrick, Elmwood Park, and various CPS schools to pick up the students as free agents.
Not many kids from River Grove actually go there and went there. They usually head off to East Leyden as other have stated.
I dont see Walther getting a lot of those kids as I'm not sure how deep the recruiting ties were in Melrose Park/Maywood, but I could be wrong. I'm not as connected with the past coaching staff as I was with their predecessor.
I'd expect Trinity, St.Patrick, Elmwood Park, and various CPS schools to pick up the students as free agents.
A huge issue was the financial aid they were offering students. They needed 1.5 million to cover the students for this year and only raised somewhere around 900,000.
