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2023 4A Numbers for Potential Reclassification


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9 hours ago, pancho said:

any guesstimate as to what the 4A north regions would look like?

Region 1

Itawamba AHS

New Albany

North Pontotoc

Ripley

Tishomingo County

 

Region 2

Clarksdale

Greenwood 

Indianola Gentry

Senatobia

Tunica Rosa Fort

 

Region 3

Amory

Houston

Louisville 

Mooreville 

South Pontotoc 

 

Region 4

Choctaw Central

Kosciusko 

Leake Central 

Northeast Lauderdale 

West Lauderdale 

 

Region 5

Forest

Mendenhall 

Morton 

Newton County

Quitman 

 

Region 6

Jackson Lanier

Lawrence County 

Raymond 

Richland

Yazoo City

 

Region 7

Columbia

Forrest County AHS

McComb

Purvis

South Pike

 

Region 8

Bay St Louis 

Greene County 

Moss Point 

Pass Christian 

Poplarville 

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On 5/14/2024 at 10:00 PM, Rebel Bert said:

Region 1

Itawamba AHS

New Albany

North Pontotoc

Ripley

Tishomingo County

 

Region 2

Clarksdale

Greenwood 

Indianola Gentry

Senatobia

Tunica Rosa Fort

 

Region 3

Amory

Houston

Louisville 

Mooreville 

South Pontotoc 

 

Region 4

Choctaw Central

Kosciusko 

Leake Central 

Northeast Lauderdale 

West Lauderdale 

 

Region 5

Forest

Mendenhall 

Morton 

Newton County

Quitman 

 

Region 6

Jackson Lanier

Lawrence County 

Raymond 

Richland

Yazoo City

 

Region 7

Columbia

Forrest County AHS

McComb

Purvis

South Pike

 

Region 8

Bay St Louis 

Greene County 

Moss Point 

Pass Christian 

Poplarville 

 

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 Just my thoughts, but Quitman drops to 3A. Kids & teachers are leaving for Enterprise & private schools. 

On 5/14/2024 at 10:00 PM, Rebel Bert said:

Region 1

Itawamba AHS

New Albany

North Pontotoc

Ripley

Tishomingo County

 

Region 2

Clarksdale

Greenwood 

Indianola Gentry

Senatobia

Tunica Rosa Fort

 

Region 3

Amory

Houston

Louisville 

Mooreville 

South Pontotoc 

 

Region 4

Choctaw Central

Kosciusko 

Leake Central 

Northeast Lauderdale 

West Lauderdale 

 

Region 5

Forest

Mendenhall 

Morton 

Newton County

Quitman 

 

Region 6

Jackson Lanier

Lawrence County 

Raymond 

Richland

Yazoo City

 

Region 7

Columbia

Forrest County AHS

McComb

Purvis

South Pike

 

Region 8

Bay St Louis 

Greene County 

Moss Point 

Pass Christian 

Poplarville 

 

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On 5/31/2024 at 3:00 PM, Panther2015 said:

 Just my thoughts, but Quitman drops to 3A. Kids & teachers are leaving for Enterprise & private schools. 

 

I hope so we need to play Quitman every year be cool if Enterprise and Quitman were in the same region it would be huge for Clarke County.

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18 hours ago, Rebel Bert said:

According to October 2023 numbers you may very well drop to 2A.

They will go by October 2024 enrollment numbers schools that drop a classification have students leaving Enterprise is the exact opposite we have people and students moving into the Enterprise school district if we have 3A numbers in October we stay in 3A.

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3 hours ago, EnterpriseBulldogsFan said:

They will go by October 2024 enrollment numbers schools that drop a classification have students leaving Enterprise is the exact opposite we have people and students moving into the Enterprise school district if we have 3A numbers in October we stay in 3A.

Your correct but you had high 2A numbers last October 8th-10th grades. 

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37 minutes ago, pancho said:

I'm with you, rebel bert.  you always do good research.

You don't know what the schools are going to turn in. It's my understanding that each students class schedule has to be reported or sent to Dept of Education. There is no changing that number unless there is an addition or subtraction around October 1 time frame.

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2 hours ago, pancho said:

That is basically what my friends who work in the public schools are saying as well.  Most of them are wanting to count as many as possible so they get max funds. 


Yep. Especially now with the new funding formula.  Part of the reason why Laurel is trying to annex areas that traditionally feed west jones.  Get more students into school system for funding plus add tax base cause Laurel population dropping. 

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2 hours ago, Merlin said:


Yep. Especially now with the new funding formula.  Part of the reason why Laurel is trying to annex areas that traditionally feed west jones.  Get more students into school system for funding plus add tax base cause Laurel population dropping. 

I can see that happening and those folks move further out. I am sure it want be just Laurel 

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Hearing Wayne County opened up with quite a bit less numbers than expected.  Last graduating class over 180 students. Current 9-12 grade about 150 per class one had 130.  Wayne County may be in contention to drop to 4A for at least a couple years.  

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7 minutes ago, Merlin said:

Hearing Wayne County opened up with quite a bit less numbers than expected.  Last graduating class over 180 students. Current 9-12 grade about 150 per class one had 130.  Wayne County may be in contention to drop to 4A for at least a couple years.  

Kosciusko had 483 as potentially the largest 4A. Your saying roughly 580 +/- 15. They will stay 5A. They will be more middle of the pack. Also means students are leaving for MAIS, Quitman, NE Jones, South Jones, Heidelberg, Greene County. That's just the surrounding schools.

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7 minutes ago, Rebel Bert said:

Kosciusko had 483 as potentially the largest 4A. Your saying roughly 580 +/- 15. They will stay 5A. They will be more middle of the pack. Also means students are leaving for MAIS, Quitman, NE Jones, South Jones, Heidelberg, Greene County. That's just the surrounding schools.


I “fat fingered” the “9-12”  should be “9-11”.  With a small class of 130 and about 150 average that’s right close to the cutoff with around 500 depending on where numbers actually fall. 

But yes they are bleeding kids.  To Wayne Academy and Quitman mostly. Some maybe at northeast jones and Greene county. 

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