[Wildcat18]

I agree but JCPS is the largest district and each school offeres different programs so that's the reason our kids get a choice...as for the "GREEN" schools the students who want to go there have to pass a entrance exam and then find the money to attend.

And I actually think that it's not a disadvantage because a public school from JCPS hasn't won a title in a while.

Could you imagine what would happen to the sports if JCPS only had ONE or TWO high schools?

I'm assuming you're being sarcastic. Since the existence of 6A football in 2007, Louisville schools are 6-1. Prior to that in 4A, they're 26-6 since 1975. That gives them a winning percentage of 82% in the last 4 decades (that's 40 freakin years). I'd say that's somewhat of a disadvantage. Especially since no JCPS middle school team has ever won a KYMSFA state championship. There have been good middle school teams that have combined in high school to make these juggernauts. You all can twist it to make it right based on education all you want. If all KHSAA teams across the state could do this, Louisville wouldn't be near as successful in high school football.