Alpha Wolf

Several schools suffered as much damage as BU.  HF and Vidor for two.  All of the schools are doing everything they can to get the kids back in class.  Shat happens, and this area has had more than its share lately.   But the next flood could be at PAM, Ned or PNG.   Despite what some people think, we don’t control the weather.  Jmo

If you don't mind, what does the bolded part mean? I get #3 (although I don't think you do - I was joking of course), but before you call someone Big Dummy, go back and read your posts...
I hope your kids get to school soon. I don't think they're going to get much in the way of schooling at home.

Here's  my take on it, and mind you, I have 2 kids at this school now and AlphaWolf does as well.  
 
I understand your question, Kronos.  I'm also sure that you're not suggesting that the United kids attend classes in PA.  But there are things in place for these kids to attend classes.  We as parents have fail safes in place.  At least I do.  But I'm convinced that the new regime (new Superintendent  who was the driving force as an assistant the last couple of years and the New principal) are doing all they can to get everything going.  The situation was out of everyone's control so you cant really blame the district at all.  2 schools took in water and the rest didn't and the rest of our kids will start classes tomorrow.  United (then Ozen) took in water and was restored after Harvey.  Now, workers have been working around the clock to get kids back to class.  There are buildings around the district that can take in the population of United if the worse case scenario happens.   
 
Like I alluded  earlier,  every parent is responsible for their child/children and should have a fail safe  ready.  I just don't hope it comes to that.  Matter of fact, i won't talk it into existence.   It won't come to that.  2,300 kids is a lot of kids and I'm sure that BISD are trying to get those kids back in the classroom and not just ___ing around.

So, a couple of pieces of advice and commentary to Mr./Ms. Pakronos:
1. When speaking of the importance of education in our children's schools, it may be important to try to check your post (before posting) for grammar, punctuation, capitalization and all around readability. I think it would a little more credence to your post.
2. Since your other thread was locked, there's a good chance your audience, the reader, never got the chance to view your previous words of wisdom and the initial basis for your post in the first place. Perhaps a little background first would help to capture your audience's attention before they give up trying to understand and are left wondering what day it is...
3. What do you mean, " Lets FORGET about the sports...". Sports, namely football, is more important than anything else a student can learn in any classroom! Silly person, you have a lot to learn...
P. S. I was thinking of transferring my kids from Kelly to BU. Thoughts???

I hope Lumberton beating Kirbyville, Houston Furr and Evadale has them ready for Silsbee and district play.

It's official, West Brook vs United has been moved back to Friday, October 4th @ 7pm.

They were supposed to play the JV game at The Butch @ 4:30 but JV turnout to practice has been low is what I was told by a coach.  The school field was inundated with water but since has drained.  They just don't want any unnecessary bodies on campus with all the work going on. 

Several schools will suffer from this flooding, but I think United will overcome Imelda and Sterling.  The Timberwolves have been an exceptional surprise to most of us this year.  Very impressive start, and I don’t expect this flooding will stop them.

Yep there is a lot that goes into a Friday night of high school football in the state of Texas and I sure would hate it if all the kids wouldn't have the opportunity to participate in whatever club/group they belong to.  

They need to..  no reason for a BISD school to have THREE   Thursday games in one season.

United by alot!

Yep there is a lot that goes into a Friday night of high school football in the state of Texas and I sure would hate it if all the kids wouldn't have the opportunity to participate in whatever club/group they belong to.  

Well an e-mail was sent out yesterday stating that the BU varsity cheerleaders will perform at Thursdays game in Baytown by their cheer sponsor.  Just hoping for some good news from the band and dance team.

Not good.  My daughter (cheerleader) said they hadn't been told whether or not they will be going.  Well if that's the case, guess I'll bring my air horn to make up for the band and everyone else not being there...😀

Lil Brook (West Brook 9th grade campus) and before that, Hebert.

A lot of drying out work going on over at The U.  I was told that both gym floors are fine and the field house didn't get any water in it (go figure that one out).  The boys are currently at the Butch having practice...

A lot of drying out work going on over at The U.  I was told that both gym floors are fine and the field house didn't get any water in it (go figure that one out).  The boys are currently at the Butch having practice...

That decision is a difference maker, the right man making decisions on the offense either play calling or personnel can flip a team 2-4 spots in the race. Coach Bevil is a quality coach who I’ve seen make the right calls in pressure situations. For example Saturday at Kyle field, jimbo calls offense for 3 quarters, aggies offense looks bad. 4 th quarter the offense looks different and produces, guess who was given play calling authority, not jimbo👍👍👍but someone who has a reputation of offensive production at Memphis, North Texas ,and.SMU. Same players , exact same opponent, different CEO.  But is jimbo s ego too big? Go United and Bevil 

If not for Bevil having a lot more control of the offense then what he did last year, United may or may not would be 3-0 but definitely wouldn't be averaging 41 points a game.  This same time last year, we were 0-3 and averaging 12 points a game.  Coach Jones and Frank have the defense playing light years better than what they were playing last year but I think one of the best things is that the offense is not having so many 3 and outs as last year.  Just food for thought, in 2018 at this same point, the defense was giving up 32 points a game opposed to 7 so far in 2019. 

I'm just glad it wasn't a week when we played WB, King, Channelview, etc. but instead have Sterling.  They will probably have 3 kind of light practices focusing more on conditioning and getting their timing back after a week off and all of the other distractions.  
I don't know of any kids that suffered any loses even though I'm quite sure there are some.  I do know the coaches reached out to the kids during this time.  Probably one of the best things for all the kids (football, volleyball, band, dance, cheer, etc.) besides being back in school altogether is to get back in to practices and then having a football game on Thursday.  The volleyball team has games Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday of this week.

Coming from a 2-8 campaign, no doubt it would be an exceptional year. 

Nooo, Beaumont needs to be a 2 high school town with it's current population and should have NEVER been a 3 school town...

I guess CBT had it built right...😀

Yes.  Lots if work went in from after Harvey  and after the horrible season last year.  I just hope the hard work continues and make this one of those years we can be proud of..

They have been impressive so far this season. Hats of to the coaching staff and the kids for a great start to the season.