[BFritz]

You want to talk about Highlands having kids from out of district, how about your alma mater? So how did the 5 kids from Boone County end up at CCH of all places a few years back? This whole bit about Highlands getting tuition students is simply nothing more than laughable. The he said, she said, it said, bartender said, cab driver said is pure nonsense. Moving into the district does not make you a "tuition" student now does it? CovCath draws students from all 3 counties in NKY as well as across the river in Ohio does it not? Especially with the basketball program.

Be careful where you point especially when you know it can blow back in your face.

Most kids come from Kenton County. I don't ever remember any from Campbell County and very few from Boone.

They also come for the academics, for the family of the school, the tradition, and for the Catholic education, as well as many other reasons. If they come just for sports or they don't fit into the Catholic setting of a family, they're normally rooted out and don't last, which was the case with the kids from Boone years back that ended up at Highlands. They were going strictly for sports.

If students only came to CCH for sports, they'd be a Single A school.