Snapshot Day

[AggiesAreWe]

3 minutes ago, TheOutsider said:

Looking at current 4a numbers, depending how much it moves Ltrain maybe back to 5a

Not a chance.

[Unbelievableee]

4 minutes ago, AshlyHasBeen said:

Lumberton turned in 1,237. The current cutoff for 5A is 1,300. 

What a Joke! Idk how they pulled that off 

[AggiesAreWe]

Last realignment cutoff numbers:

 

Conference_Cutoffs_2022-24_Alignment_mc_updated_1_26(2).pdf

[Unbelievableee]

3 minutes ago, AggiesAreWe said:

Not a chance.

Not with the numbers they turned in. But they should be 5a. No way they only gained 20 kids in the last two years. Lumberton is growing like CRAZY

[skipmeister]

1 hour ago, expirate20 said:

Where are all the Beaumont kids going to school?

Likely to the private schools in the area (only if some people could afford it).

[skipmeister]

25 minutes ago, Unbelievableee said:

Not with the numbers they turned in. But they should be 5a. No way they only gained 20 kids in the last two years. Lumberton is growing like CRAZY

It's likely because families are having less kids and likely empty nesters are moving over there. That is my prediction.

[SmashMouth]

58 minutes ago, Unbelievableee said:

Not with the numbers they turned in. But they should be 5a. No way they only gained 20 kids in the last two years. Lumberton is growing like CRAZY

🙄

[AshlyHasBeen]

Cleveland went from 2,900.5 to 3,734 in ONE realignment cycle. 

[Gocats90]

2 minutes ago, AshlyHasBeen said:

Cleveland went from 2,900.5 to 3,734 in ONE realignment cycle. 

literally insane place is booming with growth 

[lcm93]

1 minute ago, Gocats90 said:

literally insane place is booming with growth 

I wonder if they can still play splendora or diboll in non district ? Lol

[Austin1985]

36 minutes ago, skipmeister said:

Likely to the private schools in the area (only if some people could afford it).

So, I hope the following clears the air about where the kids are going etc.....

Beaumont has 3 public high schools(WB, United, Early College, which is seperate)

Two private religious schools(Kelly Legacy Christian or whatever the name is)

a couple of charter schools(Harmony Science is one and there's one behind Baptist hospital)

Plus kids going to HF and HJ

 

So, there are vast choices in Beamont.  and Bob Hope has an elementary here so there's that

 

[Austin1985]

3 minutes ago, Gocats90 said:

literally insane place is booming with growth 

And sorry at all sports which is a shame.  I wonder why there isn't any spillover to Tarkington

[AshlyHasBeen]

Hemphill at 221, looks like they drop down to 2A-DI

[PhatMack19]

10 minutes ago, AshlyHasBeen said:

Cleveland went from 2,900.5 to 3,734 in ONE realignment cycle. 

Plum Grove……Not going to make this post political, but it should be. 

[SmashMouth]

1 hour ago, Unbelievableee said:

What a Joke! Idk how they pulled that off 

I know you're probably very smart, because your comments sound very smart, but perhaps the growth in Lumberton is channeling through younger families who have younger children who have not made it to the high school level yet. Because (and I'm sure you know this too) the snapshot numbers are only for high school kids enrolled in the district, not K-8 grades or kids enrolled in private schools. I really shouldn't have brought this up, because, being as smart as you are, you probably already considered this possibility.

[AshlyHasBeen]

Orangefield at 541. Bobcats should stay in 3A. 

[Gocats90]

8 minutes ago, Austin1985 said:

And sorry at all sports which is a shame.  I wonder why there isn't any spillover to Tarkington

Flat out terrible. Can barely beat a 3a football team just a shame 

[89Falcon]

9 minutes ago, Austin1985 said:

And sorry at all sports which is a shame.  I wonder why there isn't any spillover to Tarkington

Blocked "through roads" from being constructed from Plum grove area. 

[AggiesAreWe]

16 minutes ago, AshlyHasBeen said:

Cleveland went from 2,900.5 to 3,734 in ONE realignment cycle. 

There is simply no way their school infrastructure was ready for this kind of growth. And not just in the last 2 years.

This school was a middle of the road 4A school just 10 years ago.

[myrecordwashorrible]

5 minutes ago, AggiesAreWe said:

There is simply no way their school infrastructure was ready for this kind of growth. And not just in the last 2 years.

This school was a middle of the road 4A school just 10 years ago.

Very odd situation for more than just the school.  Not the forum for it, but if interested you all can search out the reason for growth in Cleveland on the internet.  

[Unbelievableee]

22 minutes ago, SmashMouth said:

I know you're probably very smart, because your comments sound very smart, but perhaps the growth in Lumberton is channeling through younger families who have younger children who have not made it to the high school level yet. Because (and I'm sure you know this too) the snapshot numbers are only for high school kids enrolled in the district, not K-8 grades or kids enrolled in private schools. I really shouldn't have brought this up, because, being as smart as you are, you probably already considered this possibility.

LOL I love it!

[89Falcon]

6 minutes ago, myrecordwashorrible said:

Very odd situation for more than just the school.  Not the forum for it, but if interested you all can search out the reason for growth in Cleveland on the internet.  

The issue is well known. 

[KF89]

52 minutes ago, SmashMouth said:

I know you're probably very smart, because your comments sound very smart, but perhaps the growth in Lumberton is channeling through younger families who have younger children who have not made it to the high school level yet. Because (and I'm sure you know this too) the snapshot numbers are only for high school kids enrolled in the district, not K-8 grades or kids enrolled in private schools. I really shouldn't have brought this up, because, being as smart as you are, you probably already considered this possibility.

L-Train people have been saying this for the last 10 to 12 years, i assume these families with all these younger children move out of Lumberton ISD after 8th grade?

[BMTSoulja1]

33 minutes ago, 89Falcon said:

The issue is well known. 

But why is it called an Issue?  And I’ve seen some people refer to it as ‘unwanted growth’.  I definitely can read between the lines.  But my rebuttal is anytime your town grows, it’s great for the local economy.  And anytime your town grows this fast, that’s even better.  

[AshlyHasBeen]

BC back to DI with 940