Private school or HS's starting in 10th transfers?

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Private school or HS's starting in 10th transfers?

Treat them the same as rest
9
82%
They should have exceptions to the rule
2
18%
 
Total votes: 11

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Private school or HS's starting in 10th transfers?

Post by ghshockeyfan »

xk1 wrote:Some schools don't start HS until 10th grade and some privates have no openings in 9th so you have to wait until 10th to get in so I would agrue that HS doesn't start until 1oth grade for the purposes of determining transfer. I wouls change the poll so add a 10th grade option.

I would also argue that if you are paying to go to a private school you are intitled to all it has to offer. There are many reasons people wait to go to private schools, money being one of them. Not everone going to a private school is rich. If you hate privates and think they should be in their own league that's fine too, add it to the poll.
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Post by xk1 »

Here is a question, why is it OK to play if you moved? Some people move to play hockey and it's OK by the MSHSL rule. Problem is, there is no place to move to if you are going to a private as they have no school boundaries.To be fair it should the same shouldn't it?
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Post by RLStars »

I posted a situation similar to that on the High School forum that went something like this:

Say I live in Cloquet and my sophmore son is transferring to Duluth East and plays hockey. After his sophomore year, we actually move to the Duluth area (lets say in the Marshall school neighborhood) and we enroll him at Duluth Marshall. Now, is that comsidered his second transfer and will need to sit out for 1/2 the season, or is this allowed under the "change of residence" provision with no penalties?

Hmmm, interesting, isn;t it?
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