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BH_146
10-06-2002, 10:23 PM
With Barbers Hill passing another bond issue this weekend, perhaps its time to look at the early enrollment numbers. If the student population at BH stays unchanged for the next two years, Barbers Hill would have 872 students in high school. And by 2005, the numbers would be 935. But, BH picked up an additional 104 students this fall so an increase of half that number would put BH over the 900 mark. Any one else with fall figures? Barbers Hill Sports Report (http://www.eteamz.com/bheagles)
AggieJohn
10-08-2002, 10:02 AM
BH_146:
With Barbers Hill passing another bond issue this weekend, perhaps its time to look at the early enrollment numbers. If the student population at BH stays unchanged for the next two years, Barbers Hill would have 872 students in high school. And by 2005, the numbers would be 935. But, BH picked up an additional 104 students this fall so an increase of half that number would put BH over the 900 mark. Any one else with fall figures? Barbers Hill Sports Report (http://www.eteamz.com/bheagles)So in other words in 2 years you will be moving up to 4a being that you'll surpass that 899 maximun that a 3a school can have :p
Titans
10-08-2002, 11:18 AM
Actual numbers or what people turn in?

Burnet - 1098 (actual); 764 (turned in)
Everman - 1001 (actual); 798 (turned in)
Forney - 2431 (actual); 556 (turned in)
Jasper - 1021 (actual); 476 (turned in)
Newton Fan
10-08-2002, 12:24 PM
The Texas UIL has the option to change the upper or lower enrollment limits when the counts are done. Thus, the limits of 345-899 could be lower, higher or stay the same.
spaniard
10-08-2002, 11:40 PM
Titans:
Actual numbers or what people turn in?

Burnet - 1098 (actual); 764 (turned in)
Everman - 1001 (actual); 798 (turned in)
Forney - 2431 (actual); 556 (turned in)
Jasper - 1021 (actual); 476 (turned in)ok, hold up just a second. titans, where did you get these figures? just curious how you got these things bc they just dont sound right at all. forney with 2341? and burnet with 1098? i dont know, maybe its just me but that sounds kinda crazy. i guess maybe you went to all these schools and counted all these students and stuff. im just wondering where you got these numbers. a reply would be greatly appreciated about where you got them.
surfspike
10-09-2002, 12:40 AM
i was a forney grad 2001 and i know for SURE that there isnt anywhere near 2000 students there. I believe it was around 750 my senior year.
twinkle
10-09-2002, 04:22 AM
Are those numbers total school enrollment, or just high school enrollment? I am confused here...how do they get away with passing themselves off with lower student count? frown
aamove
10-09-2002, 05:51 AM
I just checked the UIL site and under the football and basketball allignments for this year the numbers listed on the four teams were.
Burnet 858
Everman 896
Forney 821
Jasper 876
These numbers were all turned in for the last re-allingnments. Curently the Forney ISD web site says that Forney has over 860 students in high school. But at the rate that Forney is growing by the next time the numbers are considered again, Forney will be well over the current 899 limit.
sinton66
10-09-2002, 06:56 AM
Ummmmmmmm, folks, I believe those numbers were meant as a joke. http://images.bravenet.com/brpics/smilie/28_spin.gif Let's not get dizzy here.
Matthew328
10-09-2002, 11:15 AM
Next realignment will be interesting...especially if 6A gets done...then the numbers will change big time...you'll prolly see a lot of big 3A's move into 4A if this happens...
vet93
10-09-2002, 11:43 AM
Ballinger is running at about 340 students...already 2A numbers. Any chance for a 2A Downlow site!!!! You guys probably won't even speak to me if we go down to lowly 2A wink .
Titans
10-09-2002, 11:49 AM
yes...those numbers were just a joke.

Man ole man...I'm glad Sinton got it...LOL!
2001GiddingsLB
10-09-2002, 01:17 PM
Boy I can't believe some of you believed those figures that titan put out there.
BH_146
10-09-2002, 02:31 PM
Here's some information for thought for Barbers Hill fans. The rezoning committee in Baytown is seriously considering the proposal of combining Lee and Sterling high schools. Anyone who thinks that tradition will prevent such action should just look around at other schools. Most of the time, economics will win over sentiment. And if that happens, well I don't know if anyone remembers when Katy, Klein or Spring were small schools but BH may experience the same boom.
spaniard
10-10-2002, 10:53 PM
man i read that and almost wet my pants. i really didnt think that we were that big and got away with it. hehe, people from llano and other towns around us try and accuse us of turning in false numbers, but usually its towns like llano and surrounding towns in our district. anywhoo, thanks for helping me out there guys.