My best explanation as to the name change is that some time after going co-ed they rebranded with a break from the Resurrection priests and brothers and became affiliated with DePaul. Enrollment had fallen drastically to something near 300? Mary Dempsey spearheaded this move/rebranding and it has shown to be very successful building the school back up and culminating with the move to the new campus ( previously DeVry) just south of the Lane Tech campus.
At DLS when I was a freshman in 1989 we had 1000 kids. All boys back then
He's rounding up to the nearest 10,000.
And the negativity bias continues. It’s obvious you’re not a very intelligent person. Let’s stick with the topic at hand as difficult as it may be.
Let's - how's your internal investigation going? You reach out to Mark like I suggested or did you sit at the door counting make up test takers? I mean you obviously won't believe what your told (or do the actual work to confirm) so your platitudes become laughable - what grade you in now?
I want you to be right, but I think 500 can be tough. It doesn’t leave room for a bad year or a few bad years. But what do I know, Leo and DeSales are hanging in there. And Regina seems to almost thrive at 80 a year, I think Res and Pats hang around 500, but ND with their 800 or so seems very healthy.
I would have loved to have seen them apply for 8A and get shot to rematch Loyola and even perhaps Marist depending on brackets. However with enrollment at 675-700 we're probably more suited to staying 7a.
Good news. You might not have to worry about 7A or 8a. IHSA may have to create a 9A just to suit the success taking place at BR. Well done crusaders, you guys are crushing it!
Actually it was asked how something as simple as reporting test numbers can be controversial. Now we know!
Same for Montini. Seen on their Twitter account that stated they had the highest number of testers in years.
I'm guessing that many of the schools that had increases had more non-Catholics test takers. With Covid remote learning many parents may have been looking for traditional classroom learning.
The way this reads, it looks like you think Regina has a total enrollment of 80. The IHSA currently has them at 254 girls. Although I don't know their exact numbers, I did hear that they had a substantial uptick on test day over last year.
Sorry, they are bringing in about 80 new freshmen every year. I guess I worded that poorly.
