How hard do you think the IHSA would look at the CPS "Open enrollment" advantage if Phillips wins 4A this year and do some sort of adjustment (ie multiplier)
I think he was trying to make a point of it at the 4A level in comparison to the small towns these HS's are in, which Phillips hasn't won anything yet, but has the look of a team that can.Yea and with that 700k to pick from, CPS schools are churning out state titles EVERY year.
Last I looked Rochester has a defined boundary of about 10K-15K people like every other 4A public school, not half of the south side.. 15K vs 700K??? Yeah, ok
I think he was trying to make a point of it at the 4A level in comparison to the small towns these HS's are in, which Phillips hasn't won anything yet, but has the look of a team that can.
Wow, what are taxes over there?
Yeah HHS the poor down trodden of Rochester could only swing this little field house, no recruiting going on here move along. Please explain to all of us the justification of spending $26 million on a sports complex in a community this size?! 2100 students district wide or $12,381/student!
Rochester has a little field house and athletic complex of their own, Not so much different than HF's (well no indoor turf field YET). The field house is approximately 45,000 square feet and can seat 2,500 people. The complex had a main gym floor, retractable bleachers, two side courts, a three-lane track, a wrestling area, weight and locker rooms, and a team meeting room. The District spent a whopping $26 million on this complex and school infrastructure. Seems to me to be a bit excessive.
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The sports complex was just $5.5Million of a larger $26m Job So not totally crazy.