Projected Realignment Numbers for 2014

[StangEm]

Anyone have an idea where I can find these numbers? I realize it's early but I figured there might be some foresight out there already.

Thanks

[Ville-D]

I think Stephenville's enrollment is about 1900 right now, but we'll be down to about 1000 to 1050 on count day. :thinking: :evilgrin: :wave:

[waterboy]

I think Stephenville's enrollment is about 1900 right now, but we'll be down to about 1000 to 1050 on count day. :thinking: :evilgrin: :wave:

I think somebody will probably leak the new 4A top number first before y'all report, though. I think y'all are sitting at about 900 officially right now.:evilgrin:

[Sville]

For the OP, this is Carl Padilla's estimate after talking to Dr. Charles Breithaupt at TXHSCA annual conference

6A 2140+ 245
5A 1200-2139 225
4A, D-I 730-1199 105
4A, D-II 450-729 106
3A, D-I 298-444 110
3A, D-II 200-297 110
2A, D-I 151-199 84
2A, D-II 100-150 86

[Scoop27]

Where does Padilla get these figures?

[Matthew328]

He makes an educated guess based on data provided, typically we collaborate and share info and usually we are close

[Matthew328]

I think the top end of 4A Div. I will be lower than 1199...thats pretty high...my guess is around 1150 or so

[Manso/V8]

I think the top end of 4A Div. I will be lower than 1199...thats pretty high...my guess is around 1150 or so

What about the top end of 4A D2

[Sville]

I think Stephenville's enrollment is about 1900 right now, but we'll be down to about 1000 to 1050 on count day. :thinking: :evilgrin: :wave:

Stephenville was sitting at 1015 when school started.

[texas_wildcat]

For the OP, this is Carl Padilla's estimate after talking to Dr. Charles Breithaupt at TXHSCA annual conference

6A 2140+ 245
5A 1200-2139 225
4A, D-I 730-1199 105
4A, D-II 450-729 106
3A, D-I 298-444 110
3A, D-II 200-297 110
2A, D-I 151-199 84
2A, D-II 100-150 86

I know the numbers may change but is this the way the classes will be

[toddg]

i have'nt the slightest idea what the Alvarado #s are this year...i would guess somewhere between 400-1000 give or take..0 if the snapshot is taken on a teacher in service day..

[buckeyebob]

What about the top end of 4A D2

Hush yo' mouth...we are very happy with that number.

[Scoop27]

Where are Class A figures?

[Ville-D]

i have'nt the slightest idea what the Alvarado #s are this year...i would guess somewhere between 400-1000 give or take..0 if the snapshot is taken on a teacher in service day..

Todd, snapshot day doesn't mean a group photo day.

[Matthew328]

Where are Class A figures?

Class A will be six man next alignment

[toddg]

Todd, snapshot day doesn't mean a group photo day.

it isnt picture day?!:(

[defense51]

it isnt picture day?!:(

He's lying Todd, I wouldn't have gotten my hair cut otherwise!

[SHSBulldog00]

For the OP, this is Carl Padilla's estimate after talking to Dr. Charles Breithaupt at TXHSCA annual conference

6A 2140+ 245
5A 1200-2139 225
4A, D-I 730-1199 105
4A, D-II 450-729 106
3A, D-I 298-444 110
3A, D-II 200-297 110
2A, D-I 151-199 84
2A, D-II 100-150 86

So if this happens the 3ADL will move to the current 2A crowd and we will have to find a new home? :(

[MustangFootball]

So if this happens the 3ADL will move to the current 2A crowd and we will have to find a new home? :(

I've been asking the same question??? are we gonna be homeless???:weeping:

[Ville-D]

Stepp, TXB or anybody else (except G2 since this is a serious FB question :taunt:),

With 3a (4a to be) going to a split-division format, how many teams do you think there will be per district, since only 2 will make the playoffs?

[TarponFanInNorthTexas]

Stepp, TXB or anybody else (except G2 since this is a serious FB question :taunt:),

With 3a (4a to be) going to a split-division format, how many teams do you think there will be per district, since only 2 will make the playoffs?

There will only be 16 districts, so I'm assuming each will have at least 7 teams each with 4 going to the playoffs.

[SintonFan_inAustin]

There will only be 16 districts, so I'm assuming each will have at least 7 teams each with 4 going to the playoffs.welcome to the coastal bend next year or welcome us to the rio grande valley. Sure looks like we'll be in the same district.

[Matthew328]

Stepp, TXB or anybody else (except G2 since this is a serious FB question :taunt:),

With 3a (4a to be) going to a split-division format, how many teams do you think there will be per district, since only 2 will make the playoffs?

There will be 2 divisions in 4A with 16 districts in each....4 teams making the playoffs

[Ville-D]

There will be 2 divisions in 4A with 16 districts in each....4 teams making the playoffs

Ok, 2 teams was based on 32 districts, but 16/4 makes sense... What do you think the minimum district size will be?

[Matthew328]

My guess is six...I cant see any five team districts next go round....

[TarponFanInNorthTexas]

welcome to the coastal bend next year or welcome us to the rio grande valley. Sure looks like we'll be in the same district.

I'm kinda looking forward to it, actually.

[WhartonTigers]

I like the new alignments.....Wharton will be 4A Div 2 i font think we have 650 people in our school

[Ville-D]

Here is a list I threw together just to see what it looked like... I took the 96 schools from current 3a and 4a between 729 and 1100 kids. I know the projected # for D1 is 106 schools and a lower top end. I sorted them by current district and then broke them up into groups of 6 for a total of 16 districts.

This is all based on 12-13 enrollment #'s. I know this is probably way off, but I had it in excel and thought I'd share.

Thoughts?




School

12-13 #

Dist
12-13 Div


PAMPA

986.5
1

3


BORGER
794
1
3


San Elizario
1085
1
4



LUBBOCK COOPER
953
1
3


ANDREWS
912.5
1
3


LEVELLAND
773
1
3


LUBBOCK ESTACADO

747.5
2
3


CLINT MOUNTAIN VIEW
910
2
3


FABENS
732.5
2
3


BIG SPRING
982
2
3


ABILENE WYLIE
927
2
3


BURKBURNETT
877
2
3


WICHITA FALLS HIRSCHI

731.5
3
3


MINERAL WELLS
977
3
3


KENNEDALE
967
3
3


SPRINGTOWN
939.5
3
3


FW DIAMOND HILL-JARVIS
861
3
3


RIVER OAKS CASTLEBERRY
844
3
3


Ft Worth Dunbar
786.5
4
4


STEPHENVILLE
999
4
3


ALVARADO
974
4
3


LAMPASAS
978
4
3


BURNET
951
4
3


BROWNWOOD
938
4
3


GATESVILLE

826
5
3


LIBERTY HILL
807
5
3


DECATUR
883
5
3


Terrell
1052
5
4


North Forney
1031
5
4


CARROLLTON RANCHVIEW
835.5
5
3


FRISCO LONE STAR
825
6
3


Dallas Carter
1039
6
4


Dallas Seagoville
1024
6
4


Dallas Pinkston
1019
6
4


DALLAS HUTCHINS
798
6
3


PRINCETON
889
6
3


Dallas Lincoln

712
7
4


PARIS
890.5
7
3


PARIS NORTH LAMAR
889
7
3


TEXARKANA LE
730
7
3


KAUFMAN
998
7
3


CRANDALL
852
7
3


WILLS POINT
788.5
8
3


MABANK
944
8
3


ATHENS
917
8
3


BROWNSBORO
870
8
3


KILGORE
964.5
8
3


TYLER CHAPEL HILL
961
8
3


HENDERSON

888
9
3


WACO LA VEGA
754.5
9
3


TAYLOR
882
9
3


NAVASOTA
749
9
3


PALESTINE
802
9
3


Lumberton
1087
9
4


CARTHAGE
741
10
3


LUFKIN HUDSON
740.5
10
3



JASPER
729
10
3


Houston Wheatley
1042
10
4


SILSBEE
822.5
10
3


BRIDGE CITY
773
10
3


SPLENDORA

969.5
11
3


HUFFMAN HARGRAVE
962.5
11
3


CLEVELAND
928.5
11
3


Bay City
1098
11
4


Freeport Brazosport
1022
11
4


HOUSTON YATES
1000
11
3


HOUSTON STERLING
975
12
3


HOUSTON WASHINGTON
845
12
3


HOUSTON FURR
835
12
3


HOUSTON WORTHING
807.5
12
3


STAFFORD
945.5
12
3


WEST COLUMBIA
817
12
3


LA MARQUE

741
13
3


EL CAMPO
975
13
3


NEEDVILLE
799
13
3


SEALY
772
13
3


Austin Reagan
1051.5
13
4


Austin Eastside Memorial
771
13
4


FREDERICKSBURG
975
14
3


BOERNE
958
14
3


FISCHER CANYON LAKE
916
14
3


BANDERA
751
14
3


SOMERSET
973
14
3


PLEASANTON
936.5
14
3


LA VERNIA

909
15
3


SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON
832.5
15
3


Castroville Medina Valley
1039
15
4


CC Tuloso-Midway
1097
15
4


Beeville Jones
1035
15
4


ROCKPORT-FULTON
919.5
15
3


ROBSTOWN
783.5
16
3



KINGSVILLE KING
981.5
16
3


RIO GRANDE CITY GRULLA
968
16
3


ZAPATA
911
16
3


HIDALGO EARLY COLLEGE
984.5
16
3


LA FERIA
958
16
3

[Roughneck93]

Here is a list I threw together just to see what it looked like... I took the 96 schools from current 3a and 4a between 729 and 1100 kids. I know the projected # for D1 is 106 schools and a lower top end. I sorted them by current district and then broke them up into groups of 6 for a total of 16 districts.

This is all based on 12-13 enrollment #'s. I know this is probably way off, but I had it in excel and thought I'd share.

Thoughts?




School

12-13 #

Dist
12-13 Div


PAMPA

986.5
1

3


BORGER
794
1
3


San Elizario
1085
1
4



LUBBOCK COOPER
953
1
3


ANDREWS
912.5
1
3


LEVELLAND
773
1
3


LUBBOCK ESTACADO
747.5
2
3


CLINT MOUNTAIN VIEW
910
2
3


FABENS
732.5
2
3


BIG SPRING
982
2
3


ABILENE WYLIE
927
2
3


BURKBURNETT
877
2
3


WICHITA FALLS HIRSCHI

731.5
3
3


MINERAL WELLS
977
3
3


KENNEDALE
967
3
3


SPRINGTOWN
939.5
3
3


FW DIAMOND HILL-JARVIS
861
3
3


RIVER OAKS CASTLEBERRY
844
3
3


Ft Worth Dunbar
786.5
4
4


STEPHENVILLE
999
4
3


ALVARADO
974
4
3


LAMPASAS
978
4
3


BURNET
951
4
3


BROWNWOOD
938
4
3


GATESVILLE

826
5
3


LIBERTY HILL
807
5
3


DECATUR
883
5
3


Terrell
1052
5
4


North Forney
1031
5
4


CARROLLTON RANCHVIEW
835.5
5
3


FRISCO LONE STAR
825
6
3


Dallas Carter
1039
6
4


Dallas Seagoville
1024
6
4


Dallas Pinkston
1019
6
4


DALLAS HUTCHINS
798
6
3


PRINCETON
889
6
3


Dallas Lincoln

712
7
4


PARIS
890.5
7
3


PARIS NORTH LAMAR
889
7
3


TEXARKANA LE
730
7
3


KAUFMAN
998
7
3


CRANDALL
852
7
3


WILLS POINT
788.5
8
3


MABANK
944
8
3


ATHENS
917
8
3


BROWNSBORO
870
8
3


KILGORE
964.5
8
3


TYLER CHAPEL HILL
961
8
3


HENDERSON

888
9
3


WACO LA VEGA
754.5
9
3


TAYLOR
882
9
3


NAVASOTA
749
9
3


PALESTINE
802
9
3


Lumberton
1087
9
4


CARTHAGE
741
10
3


LUFKIN HUDSON
740.5
10
3


JASPER
729
10
3


Houston Wheatley
1042
10
4


SILSBEE
822.5
10
3


BRIDGE CITY
773
10
3


SPLENDORA

969.5
11
3


HUFFMAN HARGRAVE
962.5
11
3


CLEVELAND
928.5
11
3


Bay City
1098
11
4


Freeport Brazosport
1022
11
4


HOUSTON YATES
1000
11
3


HOUSTON STERLING
975
12
3


HOUSTON WASHINGTON
845
12
3


HOUSTON FURR
835
12
3


HOUSTON WORTHING
807.5
12
3


STAFFORD
945.5
12
3


WEST COLUMBIA
817
12
3


LA MARQUE

741
13
3


EL CAMPO
975
13
3


NEEDVILLE
799
13
3


SEALY
772
13
3


Austin Reagan
1051.5
13
4


Austin Eastside Memorial
771
13
4


FREDERICKSBURG
975
14
3


BOERNE
958
14
3


FISCHER CANYON LAKE
916
14
3


BANDERA
751
14
3


SOMERSET
973
14
3


PLEASANTON
936.5
14
3


LA VERNIA

909
15
3


SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON
832.5
15
3


Castroville Medina Valley
1039
15
4


CC Tuloso-Midway
1097
15
4


Beeville Jones
1035
15
4


ROCKPORT-FULTON
919.5
15
3


ROBSTOWN
783.5
16
3


KINGSVILLE KING
981.5
16
3


RIO GRANDE CITY GRULLA
968
16
3


ZAPATA
911
16
3


HIDALGO EARLY COLLEGE
984.5
16
3


LA FERIA
958
16
3




Or...

Bay City
Brazosport
Columbia
El Campo
La Marque
Needville

[SHSBulldog00]

Or...

Bay City
Brazosport
Columbia
El Campo
La Marque
Needville

That would make the most sense. But we all know the UIL has no common sense when it comes to realignment.

[Roughneck93]

That would make the most sense. But we all know the UIL has no common sense when it comes to realignment.

Yeah, I was thinking that as I was typing it.

[Matthew328]

Everyone rips on the UIL and can put together an awesome district when just looking at their schools and a few other local schools...but realignment is one giant puzzle and just because you can make one district look good, those things have a domino effect for dozens of other schools...the UIL's job is tough and unless you can put the whole puzzle together one projected district is just well putting one piece out on a 1200 piece puzzle

[Roughneck93]

Everyone rips on the UIL and can put together an awesome district when just looking at their schools and a few other local schools...but realignment is one giant puzzle and just because you can make one district look good, those things have a domino effect for dozens of other schools...the UIL's job is tough and unless you can put the whole puzzle together one projected district is just well putting one piece out on a 1200 piece puzzle

I know it's not easy, but it made no sense for the UIL to put Needville in D25 vs D24.

[Scoop27]

What district would yall put Wharton in?

[Old Green]

I've been asking the same question??? are we gonna be homeless???:weeping:Nope ! We'll still have a home when it happens:thumbsup:

[Matthew328]

I know it's not easy, but it made no sense for the UIL to put Needville in D25 vs D24.


Currently there's 47 football playing schools in Reg III and 46 in Reg IV..take Needville out and you go to 48 to 45...throws off the balance in Regions just a bit..

[orange machine]

Can someone with the numbers do a 4a d2 please?

[LH Panther Mom]

I've been asking the same question??? are we gonna be homeless???:weeping:

No, not at all! Plans are in the works for realignment. :) Ooops! Sorry, OG - I didn't see you had already answered.

[LH Panther Mom]

Here is a list I threw together just to see what it looked like... I took the 96 schools from current 3a and 4a between 729 and 1100 kids. I know the projected # for D1 is 106 schools and a lower top end. I sorted them by current district and then broke them up into groups of 6 for a total of 16 districts.

This is all based on 12-13 enrollment #'s. I know this is probably way off, but I had it in excel and thought I'd share.

Thoughts?




School


12-13 #


Dist

12-13 Div



PAMPA


986.5

1


3



BORGER

794

1

3



San Elizario

1085

1

4




LUBBOCK COOPER

953

1

3



ANDREWS

912.5

1

3



LEVELLAND

773

1

3



LUBBOCK ESTACADO

747.5

2

3



CLINT MOUNTAIN VIEW

910

2

3



FABENS

732.5

2

3



BIG SPRING

982

2

3



ABILENE WYLIE

927

2

3



BURKBURNETT

877

2

3



WICHITA FALLS HIRSCHI


731.5

3

3



MINERAL WELLS

977

3

3



KENNEDALE

967

3

3



SPRINGTOWN

939.5

3

3



FW DIAMOND HILL-JARVIS

861

3

3



RIVER OAKS CASTLEBERRY

844

3

3



Ft Worth Dunbar

786.5

4

4



STEPHENVILLE

999

4

3



ALVARADO

974

4

3



LAMPASAS

978

4

3



BURNET

951

4

3



BROWNWOOD

938

4

3



GATESVILLE


826

5

3



LIBERTY HILL

807

5

3



DECATUR

883

5

3



Terrell

1052

5

4



North Forney

1031

5

4



CARROLLTON RANCHVIEW

835.5

5

3



FRISCO LONE STAR

825

6

3



Dallas Carter

1039

6

4



Dallas Seagoville

1024

6

4



Dallas Pinkston

1019

6

4



DALLAS HUTCHINS

798

6

3



PRINCETON

889

6

3



Dallas Lincoln


712

7

4



PARIS

890.5

7

3



PARIS NORTH LAMAR

889

7

3



TEXARKANA LE

730

7

3



KAUFMAN

998

7

3



CRANDALL

852

7

3



WILLS POINT

788.5

8

3



MABANK

944

8

3



ATHENS

917

8

3



BROWNSBORO

870

8

3



KILGORE

964.5

8

3



TYLER CHAPEL HILL

961

8

3



HENDERSON


888

9

3



WACO LA VEGA

754.5

9

3



TAYLOR

882

9

3



NAVASOTA

749

9

3



PALESTINE

802

9

3



Lumberton

1087

9

4



CARTHAGE

741

10

3



LUFKIN HUDSON

740.5

10

3



JASPER

729

10

3



Houston Wheatley

1042

10

4



SILSBEE

822.5

10

3



BRIDGE CITY

773

10

3



SPLENDORA


969.5

11

3



HUFFMAN HARGRAVE

962.5

11

3



CLEVELAND

928.5

11

3



Bay City

1098

11

4



Freeport Brazosport

1022

11

4



HOUSTON YATES

1000

11

3



HOUSTON STERLING

975

12

3



HOUSTON WASHINGTON

845

12

3



HOUSTON FURR

835

12

3



HOUSTON WORTHING

807.5

12

3



STAFFORD

945.5

12

3



WEST COLUMBIA

817

12

3



LA MARQUE


741

13

3



EL CAMPO

975

13

3



NEEDVILLE

799

13

3



SEALY

772

13

3



Austin Reagan

1051.5

13

4



Austin Eastside Memorial

771

13

4



FREDERICKSBURG

975

14

3



BOERNE

958

14

3



FISCHER CANYON LAKE

916

14

3



BANDERA

751

14

3



SOMERSET

973

14

3



PLEASANTON

936.5

14

3



LA VERNIA


909

15

3



SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON

832.5

15

3



Castroville Medina Valley

1039

15

4



CC Tuloso-Midway

1097

15

4



Beeville Jones

1035

15

4



ROCKPORT-FULTON

919.5

15

3



ROBSTOWN

783.5

16

3



KINGSVILLE KING

981.5

16

3



RIO GRANDE CITY GRULLA

968

16

3



ZAPATA

911

16

3



HIDALGO EARLY COLLEGE

984.5

16

3



LA FERIA

958

16

3





:vrycnfsd: :vrycnfsd: Ugh! (You asked for thoughts! :D ) I can see it happening, though. Would that throw us in Region II? We haven't been there yet.

[Ville-D]

:vrycnfsd: :vrycnfsd: Ugh! (You asked for thoughts! :D ) I can see it happening, though. Would that throw us in Region II? We haven't been there yet.

Yep you'd be in R II. Along with former Stephenville Def Coordinator Kevin Wilson @ Terrell.

[SHSBulldog00]

Everyone rips on the UIL and can put together an awesome district when just looking at their schools and a few other local schools...but realignment is one giant puzzle and just because you can make one district look good, those things have a domino effect for dozens of other schools...the UIL's job is tough and unless you can put the whole puzzle together one projected district is just well putting one piece out on a 1200 piece puzzle

:iagree: but to the fans in the area it doesn't make sense. We have been on the Region III-IV line forever. In 2012 they decided to split us up and we will adjust to whatever happens February.

[Matthew328]

Fans in the area are usually the least informed also...most will be mad either way because they have no clue how things work

[Blue42]

This may even the numbers better I rememeber when we played Abilene Wylie in 2004 for the D1 state we were at around 500 and they were around 900

[panfan]

Fans in the area are usually the least informed also...most will be mad either way because they have no clue how things work

There is an easy way to do this but I doubt the UIL has anyone thinking about this spatially. All these data can be imported into a GIS, D1 and D2 schools for each classification, then a spatial sort can be used to define a distance polygon (image an irregular circle or oblong shape that encompasses some given area) Say you only want a district to be comprised of schools that drive <200 miles, or encompasses a certain area (Say DFW for example). Any one of those sort parameters can be entered to spatially define each of the districts. Its the most efficient and direct way to deal with large spatial data sets, and that is exactly what this problem represents.

[texas_wildcat]

what are joshua numbers and evermens

[Matthew328]

There is an easy way to do this but I doubt the UIL has anyone thinking about this spatially. All these data can be imported into a GIS, D1 and D2 schools for each classification, then a spatial sort can be used to define a distance polygon (image an irregular circle or oblong shape that encompasses some given area) Say you only want a district to be comprised of schools that drive <200 miles, or encompasses a certain area (Say DFW for example). Any one of those sort parameters can be entered to spatially define each of the districts. Its the most efficient and direct way to deal with large spatial data sets, and that is exactly what this problem represents.

You'd have to enter in perameters to also account for schools being in the same ISD having to remain in the same district, for example of you just go by distance in 4A Fort Worth Western Hills and FW Arlington Heights would always be with Aledo, Brewer etc but because they have to be grouped with other FWISD schools they often play schools further away...also you'd have to account for opt ups which can throw numbers off as well...

I know the UIL has a computer progam they use which takes a lot of factors into account

[Matthew328]

what are joshua numbers and evermens

Joshua is over 1300 Everman is low 1200s

[panfan]

You'd have to enter in perameters to also account for schools being in the same ISD having to remain in the same district, for example of you just go by distance in 4A Fort Worth Western Hills and FW Arlington Heights would always be with Aledo, Brewer etc but because they have to be grouped with other FWISD schools they often play schools further away...also you'd have to account for opt ups which can throw numbers off as well...

I know the UIL has a computer progam they use which takes a lot of factors into account

All of these things can be accounted for using the GIS. My point is, if the UIL is not currently using such an approach, then they are behind the times, significantly. If they are, kudos to them. My guess is, they are still using some archaic Dbase 3 program because no one wants to deal with learning something new. You have an in there, ask them what software they use to manipulate all that data.

I bring this up because it could help alleviate some of the issues that seem to pop up every year. Will it solve all of them, no, but it may make some of them more manageable.

[Matthew328]

I'll be sure to ask Dr. Cousins or Dr. Breithupt to see if they know which program is being used..

[Sweetwater Red]

Everyone rips on the UIL and can put together an awesome district when just looking at their schools and a few other local schools...but realignment is one giant puzzle and just because you can make one district look good, those things have a domino effect for dozens of other schools...the UIL's job is tough and unless you can put the whole puzzle together one projected district is just well putting one piece out on a 1200 piece puzzle

Here's a look at what Padilla's mock relignment for Region I looked like in 2012. By looking at how the districts were actually realigned, you can see that domino effect and that's just for one region (let alone the whole state).

3A

REGION I

1-3A
Amarillo River Road
Borger
Dalhart
Pampa
Perryton

2-3A
Andrews
Big Spring
Lamesa
Midland Greenwood
Monahans
Seminole

3-3A
Anthony
Clint
Fabens
Fort Stockton
Mountain View
Pecos

4-3A
Levelland
Lubbock Cooper
Estacado
Shallowater
Snyder
Sweetwater

5-3A
Burkburnett
Graham
Iowa Park
Vernon
WIchita Falls Hirschi

6-3A
Abilene Wylie
Brownwood
Glen Rose
Mineral Wells
Springtown
Stephenville

7-3A
Argyle
Bridgeport
Decatur
Fort Worth Castleberry
Diamond Hill-Jarvis
Lake Worth

8-3A
Alvarado
Hillsboro
Kennedale
Venus
West

[hollywood]

Here's a look at what Padilla's mock relignment for Region I looked like in 2012. By looking at how the districts were actually realigned, you can see that domino effect and that's just for one region (let alone the whole state).

3A

REGION I

6-3A
Abilene Wylie
Brownwood
Glen Rose
Mineral Wells
Springtown
Stephenville



This would be my thoughts as well. Dream district IMO for this area.

Poor GR, MW, and STown. ;)

[GrTigers6]

This would be my thoughts as well. Dream district IMO for this area.

Poor GR, MW, and STown. ;)

We would not be in the same division as those schools considering we are barely over 450 enrollment. 464 last I heard

[hollywood]

We would not be in the same division as those schools considering we are barely over 450 enrollment. 464 last I heard

Probably not, but we will never know until the the UIL releases the realignment.

[GrTigers6]

Probably not, but we will never know until the the UIL releases the realignment. Very true but I hope for our sake we are in the lower ones. :D

[hollywood]

Based on 2011 numbers...

6-3A
Abilene Wylie 927
Brownwood 938
Glen Rose 511
Mineral Wells 977
Springtown 939
Stephenville 999


I could see Glen Rose being replaced with Graham if it goes that direction.

6-3A
Abilene Wylie 927
Brownwood 938
Graham 668
Mineral Wells 977
Springtown 939
Stephenville 999

[orange machine]

Ok so how about d2 now?

[Eagle11]

:vrycnfsd: :vrycnfsd: Ugh! (You asked for thoughts! :D ) I can see it happening, though. Would that throw us in Region II? We haven't been there yet.
last i heard Frisco Lonestar has more than 1300 students and is growing

[jason]

No, not at all! Plans are in the works for realignment. :) Ooops! Sorry, OG - I didn't see you had already answered.
www.*********.com

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Here is a list I threw together just to see what it looked like... I took the 96 schools from current 3a and 4a between 729 and 1100 kids. I know the projected # for D1 is 106 schools and a lower top end. I sorted them by current district and then broke them up into groups of 6 for a total of 16 districts.

This is all based on 12-13 enrollment #'s. I know this is probably way off, but I had it in excel and thought I'd share.

Thoughts?




School

12-13 #

Dist
12-13 Div


PAMPA

986.5
1

3


BORGER
794
1
3


San Elizario
1085
1
4



LUBBOCK COOPER
953
1
3


ANDREWS
912.5
1
3


LEVELLAND
773
1
3


LUBBOCK ESTACADO

747.5
2
3


CLINT MOUNTAIN VIEW
910
2
3


FABENS
732.5
2
3


BIG SPRING
982
2
3


ABILENE WYLIE
927
2
3


BURKBURNETT
877
2
3


WICHITA FALLS HIRSCHI

731.5
3
3


MINERAL WELLS
977
3
3


KENNEDALE
967
3
3


SPRINGTOWN
939.5
3
3


FW DIAMOND HILL-JARVIS
861
3
3


RIVER OAKS CASTLEBERRY
844
3
3


Ft Worth Dunbar
786.5
4
4


STEPHENVILLE
999
4
3


ALVARADO
974
4
3


LAMPASAS
978
4
3


BURNET
951
4
3


BROWNWOOD
938
4
3


GATESVILLE

826
5
3


LIBERTY HILL
807
5
3


DECATUR
883
5
3


Terrell
1052
5
4


North Forney
1031
5
4


CARROLLTON RANCHVIEW
835.5
5
3


FRISCO LONE STAR
825
6
3


Dallas Carter
1039
6
4


Dallas Seagoville
1024
6
4


Dallas Pinkston
1019
6
4


DALLAS HUTCHINS
798
6
3


PRINCETON
889
6
3


Dallas Lincoln

712
7
4


PARIS
890.5
7
3


PARIS NORTH LAMAR
889
7
3


TEXARKANA LE
730
7
3


KAUFMAN
998
7
3


CRANDALL
852
7
3


WILLS POINT
788.5
8
3


MABANK
944
8
3


ATHENS
917
8
3


BROWNSBORO
870
8
3


KILGORE
964.5
8
3


TYLER CHAPEL HILL
961
8
3


HENDERSON

888
9
3


WACO LA VEGA
754.5
9
3


TAYLOR
882
9
3


NAVASOTA
749
9
3


PALESTINE
802
9
3


Lumberton
1087
9
4


CARTHAGE
741
10
3


LUFKIN HUDSON
740.5
10
3



JASPER
729
10
3


Houston Wheatley
1042
10
4


SILSBEE
822.5
10
3


BRIDGE CITY
773
10
3


SPLENDORA

969.5
11
3


HUFFMAN HARGRAVE
962.5
11
3


CLEVELAND
928.5
11
3


Bay City
1098
11
4


Freeport Brazosport
1022
11
4


HOUSTON YATES
1000
11
3


HOUSTON STERLING
975
12
3


HOUSTON WASHINGTON
845
12
3


HOUSTON FURR
835
12
3


HOUSTON WORTHING
807.5
12
3


STAFFORD
945.5
12
3


WEST COLUMBIA
817
12
3


LA MARQUE

741
13
3


EL CAMPO
975
13
3


NEEDVILLE
799
13
3


SEALY
772
13
3


Austin Reagan
1051.5
13
4


Austin Eastside Memorial
771
13
4


FREDERICKSBURG
975
14
3


BOERNE
958
14
3


FISCHER CANYON LAKE
916
14
3


BANDERA
751
14
3


SOMERSET
973
14
3


PLEASANTON
936.5
14
3


LA VERNIA

909
15
3


SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON
832.5
15
3


Castroville Medina Valley
1039
15
4


CC Tuloso-Midway
1097
15
4


Beeville Jones
1035
15
4


ROCKPORT-FULTON
919.5
15
3


ROBSTOWN
783.5
16
3



KINGSVILLE KING
981.5
16
3


RIO GRANDE CITY GRULLA
968
16
3


ZAPATA
911
16
3


HIDALGO EARLY COLLEGE
984.5
16
3


LA FERIA
958
16
3



Two Austin schools in with LM , EC etc. No way in the world.

[hollywood]

www.*********.com

We know where all the action is going to be.. ;)

Good stuff... you thought ahead.

[hollywood]

Here is a list I threw together just to see what it looked like... I took the 96 schools from current 3a and 4a between 729 and 1100 kids. I know the projected # for D1 is 106 schools and a lower top end. I sorted them by current district and then broke them up into groups of 6 for a total of 16 districts.

This is all based on 12-13 enrollment #'s. I know this is probably way off, but I had it in excel and thought I'd share.

Thoughts?




School

12-13 #

Dist
12-13 Div


PAMPA

986.5
1

3


BORGER
794
1
3


San Elizario
1085
1
4



LUBBOCK COOPER
953
1
3


ANDREWS
912.5
1
3


LEVELLAND
773
1
3


LUBBOCK ESTACADO

747.5
2
3


CLINT MOUNTAIN VIEW
910
2
3


FABENS
732.5
2
3


BIG SPRING
982
2
3


ABILENE WYLIE
927
2
3


BURKBURNETT
877
2
3


WICHITA FALLS HIRSCHI

731.5
3
3


MINERAL WELLS
977
3
3


KENNEDALE
967
3
3


SPRINGTOWN
939.5
3
3


FW DIAMOND HILL-JARVIS
861
3
3


RIVER OAKS CASTLEBERRY
844
3
3


Ft Worth Dunbar
786.5
4
4


STEPHENVILLE
999
4
3


ALVARADO
974
4
3


LAMPASAS
978
4
3


BURNET
951
4
3


BROWNWOOD
938
4
3


GATESVILLE

826
5
3


LIBERTY HILL
807
5
3


DECATUR
883
5
3


Terrell
1052
5
4


North Forney
1031
5
4


CARROLLTON RANCHVIEW
835.5
5
3


FRISCO LONE STAR
825
6
3


Dallas Carter
1039
6
4


Dallas Seagoville
1024
6
4


Dallas Pinkston
1019
6
4


DALLAS HUTCHINS
798
6
3


PRINCETON
889
6
3


Dallas Lincoln

712
7
4


PARIS
890.5
7
3


PARIS NORTH LAMAR
889
7
3


TEXARKANA LE
730
7
3


KAUFMAN
998
7
3


CRANDALL
852
7
3


WILLS POINT
788.5
8
3


MABANK
944
8
3


ATHENS
917
8
3


BROWNSBORO
870
8
3


KILGORE
964.5
8
3


TYLER CHAPEL HILL
961
8
3


HENDERSON

888
9
3


WACO LA VEGA
754.5
9
3


TAYLOR
882
9
3


NAVASOTA
749
9
3


PALESTINE
802
9
3


Lumberton
1087
9
4


CARTHAGE
741
10
3


LUFKIN HUDSON
740.5
10
3



JASPER
729
10
3


Houston Wheatley
1042
10
4


SILSBEE
822.5
10
3


BRIDGE CITY
773
10
3


SPLENDORA

969.5
11
3


HUFFMAN HARGRAVE
962.5
11
3


CLEVELAND
928.5
11
3


Bay City
1098
11
4


Freeport Brazosport
1022
11
4


HOUSTON YATES
1000
11
3


HOUSTON STERLING
975
12
3


HOUSTON WASHINGTON
845
12
3


HOUSTON FURR
835
12
3


HOUSTON WORTHING
807.5
12
3


STAFFORD
945.5
12
3


WEST COLUMBIA
817
12
3


LA MARQUE

741
13
3


EL CAMPO
975
13
3


NEEDVILLE
799
13
3


SEALY
772
13
3


Austin Reagan
1051.5
13
4


Austin Eastside Memorial
771
13
4


FREDERICKSBURG
975
14
3


BOERNE
958
14
3


FISCHER CANYON LAKE
916
14
3


BANDERA
751
14
3


SOMERSET
973
14
3


PLEASANTON
936.5
14
3


LA VERNIA

909
15
3


SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON
832.5
15
3


Castroville Medina Valley
1039
15
4


CC Tuloso-Midway
1097
15
4


Beeville Jones
1035
15
4


ROCKPORT-FULTON
919.5
15
3


ROBSTOWN
783.5
16
3



KINGSVILLE KING
981.5
16
3


RIO GRANDE CITY GRULLA
968
16
3


ZAPATA
911
16
3


HIDALGO EARLY COLLEGE
984.5
16
3


LA FERIA
958
16
3




I can see the below in districts 1-4 with a 5 team district in district 2 and a 7 team district in district 1... BURKBURNETT in with CLINT MV in district 2??? No way.


PAMPA 986.5 1 3
BORGER 794 1 3
LUBBOCK COOPER 953 1 3
LUBBOCK ESTACADO 747.5 1 3
LEVELLAND 773 1 3
BURKBURNETT 877 1 3
WICHITA FALLS HIRSCHI 731.5 1 3

ANDREWS 912.5 2 3
CLINT MOUNTAIN VIEW 910 2 3
FABENS 732.5 2 3
San Elizario 1085 2 3
BIG SPRING 982 2 3


KENNEDALE 967 3 3
Ft Worth Dunbar 786.5 3 3
FW DIAMOND HILL-JARVIS 861 3 3
MINERAL WELLS 977 3 3
RIVER OAKS CASTLEBERRY 844 3 3
SPRINGTOWN 939.5 3 3

ABILENE WYLIE 927 2 3
ALVARADO 974 4 3
STEPHENVILLE 999 4 3
LAMPASAS 978 4 3
BURNET 951 4 3
BROWNWOOD 938 4 3