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Originally posted by HB:
The perfect solution would be a two class system-one of private schools and those with open enrollment policies; and the other just public. No matter the size of the school if you operate as open enrollment or private, you are in one class. The rest should be just plain old public schools that only accept kids that live within their school district.

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Originally posted by 525:
Key word there is "open enrollment policies". Nebraska is an open enrollment state. Some schools can close based on being over crowded, but otherwise kids have the right to chose.

The ones that are overcrowded and closed would be few....so your right Frank, that would be a small state tournament.

This is why HB's idea won't work. Look at this: A school accepts open enrollment for 3 or 4 years and then they are full, so the next year they close the open enrollment. Does this mean they get re-classified? What about all the open enrollment kids that got 3 years ago. This is no way to classify schools. This is the second time I've posted on HB's comment....this would never, never fly.