Enrollment Figures Released

[setxathlete14]

2 minutes ago, CDub86 said:

Now that’s interesting, would like to hear the thought process on that idea.

We would likely have our own region 

[CDub86]

1 minute ago, setxathlete14 said:

We would likely have our own region 

Makes sense. I’d be down for that.

[AggiesAreWe]

According to the enrollment data released, 969 schools lost enrollment from 2023. 546 schools gained enrollment. Of those 546 schools that gained enrollment, 287 gained by 20 students or less. 110 gained by 21-50 students. 42 schools gained by 51-99 students. 78 gained by 100-299 students. The final 29 gained as high as 1212 with Katy Freeman getting fully opened.

On the other side, 284 schools lost 15 or less students. 170 schools lost 16-30 students. 125 schools lost 31-50 students. 86 schools lost between 51 and 75 students. 57 schools lost between 76 and 99 students. 134 schools lost between 100 and 199 students. 59 schools lost between 200-299 students. 54 schools lost 300+ students.

[CDub86]

12 minutes ago, AggiesAreWe said:

According to the enrollment data released, 969 schools lost enrollment from 2023. 546 schools gained enrollment. Of those 546 schools that gained enrollment, 287 gained by 20 students or less. 110 gained by 21-50 students. 42 schools gained by 51-99 students. 78 gained by 100-299 students. The final 29 gained as high as 1212 with Katy Freeman getting fully opened.

On the other side, 284 schools lost 15 or less students. 170 schools lost 16-30 students. 125 schools lost 31-50 students. 86 schools lost between 51 and 75 students. 57 schools lost between 76 and 99 students. 134 schools lost between 100 and 199 students. 59 schools lost between 200-299 students. 54 schools lost 300+ students.

That’s wild when put like that.

[CCRed]

Valentine ISD turned in a whopping enrollment number of “9”.  

[Separation Scientist]

Lots of upheaval coming for 5A-6A. 

[OlDawg]

Somewhere, I remember seeing 2240 tossed out as 5AD1/6A cutoff recently. Just someone else guessing, and I don’t remember where I saw it.

Some schools from Dallas Morning News that are noted.

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Says official cutoff numbers will be released next week.
 

[dBerrySports]

Anyone know what the projected 5A D1/D2 cutoff will be?

[AggiesAreWe]

I personally am predicting the 6A cutoff number to be 2220

[TheMissingBand]

3 hours ago, setxathlete14 said:

Im biased but that wouldn't be a battle at all. Lol thats why they play(ed) up with us.

It’s not a good insult to say “BC took the easy way out by opting up to whip our tails and go three rounds.”

[TheMissingBand]

3 hours ago, setxathlete14 said:

Bridge city would be the largest if that shapes out?

We’ve been back and forth between D1 and D2 a few times. Truth be told, we’re a better fit as a school in D1. Our band and drill team are bigger than most D1 schools, plus we travel well. 
 

We’ll be fine wherever we end up. 

[lambow83]

In terms of the 5AD1 districts covered here, if 6A cutoff is somehow actually 2200 like some people have been speculating, and if 5AD2 numbers remain somewhat the same then the only school remaining in CURRENT 11-5A is Friendswood, and in 9-5A (again, CURRENT) would be BU, Ball, Lufkin, PAM, leaving it mostly the same

(LP, Angleton, Crosby, Pasadena, WB, BH, Sterling being >2200 and KP, Porter, Kempner being <1900)

[americasteam22]

2 minutes ago, TheMissingBand said:

It’s not a good insult to say “BC took the easy way out by opting up to whip our tails and go three rounds.”

BC had a good year, no one is saying they didn’t. 
But the facts are that they ran from WOS, Silsbee, and HF. If travel was the reason they gave to UIL then they lied to them. 
Also they lost to the same team that Beat LCM in the playoffs. And LCM beat BC. 
Maybe they won’t run from the district they are supposed to play in again. If BC gets put in 4a  D11 again they will be biggest in their district.  Should be able to beat those other teams since they are such a powerhouse and have more kids. 
 

[AggiesAreWe]

Warning, this thread will not turn into a BC/LCM bitching thread.

Keep it to the subject at hand please.

Thank you.

[TheMissingBand]

8 minutes ago, AggiesAreWe said:

Warning, this thread will not turn into a BC/LCM bitching thread.

Keep it to the subject at hand please.

Thank you.

I was just about to report this post for vulgarity, but thought it wiser to just be thankful and mind my own business. 
 

🤣😂🤣

[89Falcon]

7 hours ago, TheMissingBand said:

It’s not a good insult to say “BC took the easy way out by opting up to whip our tails and go three rounds.”

Very obvious why each of the three schools "opt up" and it is common knowledge that they are fleeing for an easier pathway. They acknowledge it openly and it makes a mockery of the process. 

[monknuk68]

3 hours ago, 89Falcon said:

Very obvious why each of the three schools "opt up" and it is common knowledge that they are fleeing for an easier pathway. They acknowledge it openly and it makes a mockery of the process. 

Truth hearts , but what you stated is the truth.

[CCRed]

16 hours ago, AggiesAreWe said:

I personally am predicting the 6A cutoff number to be 2220

I don’t know how true it is, so I won’t name the source, but I heard the 6A number is going to be 2275 and above. 

[bullets13]

without discussing specific schools, I believe that any school in the state that opts up for football should have to opt up in all sports. Since "travel" is the issue, that's an issue for all sports, not just one. It would be fun watching the administration then try and explain to the community why opting up for an easier football district is worth the majority of the other sports programs suffering. 

[bullets13]

21 hours ago, AggiesAreWe said:

Barbers Hill                 2309

They are headed to 6A

If DCTF predictions are correct they're going to be a very polarized district. I think they can make the playoffs, though. Just might take a couple of 50-pt beatdowns along the way.

[AshlyHasBeen]

34 minutes ago, CCRed said:

I don’t know how true it is, so I won’t name the source, but I heard the 6A number is going to be 2275 and above. 

2275 was the exact number for last realignment that created a 6A with 247 schools. Most people are predicting a drop in the cutoff to keep 6A with a similar amount of schools. 

I believe a 2275 cutoff with current enrollments would only have 221 schools, plus 7 opt ups. So 228. 

[myrecordwashorrible]

49 minutes ago, bullets13 said:

without discussing specific schools, I believe that any school in the state that opts up for football should have to opt up in all sports. Since "travel" is the issue, that's an issue for all sports, not just one. It would be fun watching the administration then try and explain to the community why opting up for an easier football district is worth the majority of the other sports programs suffering. 

No opting up in within a classification. You want to move up....you add an A!