I would agree with those 3
I would put Maple Grove in and drop Lakeville North. They are down talent and encompass older parts of town.
2001?
There can be huge swings in talent at the High School level. One class can carry a team for one year.
Go Knights!
What makes them those, out of curiosity, in your opinion?
What an odd, unsupported comment.
You don't actually think that LN only draws students from downtown Lakeville .... right?
No, but the talent shift to newer parts of town is now at South. The best programs are desireable communities that can get young families to recycle homes and stay through High School.
A lot of the homes in the LS attendance area, I would bet are as high as anywhere in the metro in terms of "first family in the home".
a) that district is absurdly large. Lakeville "South" is two streets down from that main central lake.
Most new big homes are going to go in the Red. Until the move lines which becomes very political, South will grow at a faster pace and have more numbers to pull from.
Shouldn't be. There's zero difference between the cultures of the two schools.
It more about people who buy houses based on the High School and then make friends and teams based on that, only to have it switched on them. My thoughts had nothing to do with money or skin color.
Most of that area to the south is empty relatively speaking. It's fields and farmland. One of my good friends lives in Elko, and I had no idea that was still in the Lakeville district.
When was the last time a school district actually split? They're government entities - that doesn't really happen. Consolidation, yes. Division, no.
I'm sure when these things change, they always grandfather in kids already in the school. Maybe not so if you're still in elementary/middle ... but then your friends in those schools should be going to the same?
Your words.
Per usual, you leave out context. I was not talking about "all of Blaine in the SLP district", as you wrongly said above. Was talking about a very specific piece.
East Ridge 2009
Those weren't the districts actually splitting into new, separate districts.
Wayzata starts some sports earlier than that. But tackle football starts in 4th.
No, that's not what I meant. That's adding a school to an existing district. The governing body - the entity that has the power to tax, the school district, is the same. He said "Really should split off at least the lower half of that district into it's own district." That isn't something that ever happens.
Either way, you're stereotyping people based on some sort of personal bias. You just won't admit it.
Nothing prevents it.
