AD: Forcing Private Schools to Play Up Clearly Flawed
Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2015 1:49 pm
AD: Forcing Private Schools to Play Up Clearly Flawed
March 19, 2015 | Post & Courier (Charleston, SC)
A proposal that would force private schools such as Bishop England to play up a classification in the S.C. High School League is clearly flawed, Bishops athletic director Paul Runey said Wednesday.
The S.C. Athletic Administrators Association's legislative body voted this week to force private and charter schools to compete at a higher level than is mandated by the SCSHL's method of classification by enrollment.
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A move that could potentially solve all issues is if the SCHSL executive committee approves a measure that would increase the state to a five or six classification system, up from the current four-class system. The legislative body voted to have the executive committee pursue both ideas and for the league to handle reclassification.
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March 19, 2015 | Post & Courier (Charleston, SC)
A proposal that would force private schools such as Bishop England to play up a classification in the S.C. High School League is clearly flawed, Bishops athletic director Paul Runey said Wednesday.
The S.C. Athletic Administrators Association's legislative body voted this week to force private and charter schools to compete at a higher level than is mandated by the SCSHL's method of classification by enrollment.
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A move that could potentially solve all issues is if the SCHSL executive committee approves a measure that would increase the state to a five or six classification system, up from the current four-class system. The legislative body voted to have the executive committee pursue both ideas and for the league to handle reclassification.
<Excerpt - Full article at the headline link.>