Bigdog

maybe some of the PNG folks can clear that up since its been a while, but I don't remember them doing anything really with the away stands other than take the stands out of the endzone, which were split half and half home/away. Maybe my memory is going. That is a possibility. ,

And if someone said that about your town in a generalization how would you feel about it? Some people think they can get on here and say whatever they want, that is not the case.

They really didn’t do anything with the visitors side other than keep it smaller on purpose.

18 ) The bashing of any particular coach, player, referee, etc will not be tolerated. This includes issues involving their personal lives, coaching/playing style or performance, past experiences, etc. that extends to peoples towns as well.

They can extend those shorter stands on the ends up and add quite a few seats. That would be fine by me.

They will be modifying seating to be ADA compliant (wheelchair and limited mobility access). I am not sure if they will be adding additional seating or not, one of the Mosleys might be able to answer that better than I can.

Doesn't matter. Knock off the name calling.

It will depend on how fast the get surveys and design done and such. I would like to see at least the restrooms and the turf done this year but I want them to do it right.

Every little bit helped. Thank goodness both proposals passed.

Crying in his beer

Proposition A ($151.1 Million for Schools) Nederland I.S.D. 100% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING > Yes 2,514 63% No 1,459 37% Proposition B ($4.5 Million for Stadium) Nederland I.S.D. 100% OF PRECINCTS REPORTING > Yes 2,548 64% No 1,417 36%

How long is your house note?

They had a lot of young players starting last year, and I think the QB this year will be an upgrade. Honestly I am not concerned with WR too much as they always find a couple of good ones. Who is coming back as far as DBs go?

Roads, sewer lines, water lines and schools don't fix themselves. Money doesn't come from the sky. That is what your taxes pay for. It is time to give the students schools that are ready for a 21st century education, not schools that are still stuck in the 1960s.

Good point. It is pretty late in the year to bring in a new coach and expect results the first year. Now year 2 would be the first year to expect a jump in results.

I'm going tomorrow morning.

They have.

Ned vs BH this week for the DC.

The division numbers are adjusted every two years and almost always go up especially with some of these super schools such as Allen and Katy that have over 5000 kids in the high school alone. Both schools will probably stay 5A for the foreseeable future due to that even with growth. Like I said drive around and open your eyes to the building being done; and not just inside the city limits. The areas zoned to Helena and CO Wilson are where the most growth is and that will continue for some time.

A misconception. Just because the city’s population isn’t showing growth doesn’t mean that the ISD isn’t growing. Nederland ISD extends outside the city limits. Most of the growth has been along Spurlock and in Beauxart Garden. But of course Klein fails to mention that because it doesn’t fit his narrative.

no, but the buildings are. To help the teachers to do their job they need a environment that is conducive to learning, not shoved into overcrowded rooms.

And PNG is going to propose a bond this year to replace them.

Please tell them to vote Yes on May 4th, or early vote starting April 22nd. Thanks.

Sure it will. What do you think a classroom is for?? Having uncrowded, non leaking classrooms and educational areas is exactly what this bond is about. There isn't any "keeping up with the Jones, Nederland's schools are between 40-80 years old because people like you that stick their fingers in their ears and scream "NO" at ANY bond, no matter what was on it.

They passed thier last bond in 2009. There would have been an impact by now, nice try.