pieman3700

43 in high school. those are the UIL snapshot numbers.

thats not true. in fact because of robinhood they give money back to the state. they have high dollar beach homes and some oil that they are very self sustainable. the improvement on the buildings and modernizing is their only issue which they are correcting. you are misinformed and your simple google searches arent helping.

your math is not their math. neither is your logic. but understandable from the outside looking in.

Hardin/Jefferson hence they are already merged and have been forever. east galveston/chambers dosen't even have a ring to it. but in all seriousness that tax money not getting divided that way.

Will not work because too much bad blood between the communities, also two different counties. Now some possible solutions would be merge with Galveston isd, that way all the kids on BP can go to the same school and not cross the ferry to go to ball high school. if that happened High Island would be 2a. possibly small 3a, But i'm sure none of that would happen knowing this community.

Well this issue goes all the way back to covid, with several factors at play. 1, Declining enrollment and no new people moving in the district because all new houses being built are air bnbs 2, This was a projected problem with the hopes that move ins would come the the district, but at this point until "the ike group" gets thru you still have those low numbers because those kids never came back. (only 4 graduating seniors this year. 3. The strongest athletic group is in 6th grade so numbers will rise again, and a new school building with a gym ect will help. Also in the next year or two new football stadium and softball/baseball fields will attract kids to come play, hopefully. Hope this helps y'all, Also the jump to t-cal will be done in two year cycles and reevaluated.

Dannon Wafer (asst at Hull Daisetta) is new Liberty coach. His wife is the girls head coach. Two solid Hires.