[LCHSbulldogsalum]

Ok. Things may start to get very interesting very soon.

Let me state for the record I am in full support of the teachers because they, and others, got a raw deal. It's a crap deal cooked up in the back kitchen and served to them by politicians that I hope by deer season are cleaning out their offices.

Now to the fallout that effects what we discuss on this site: sports. I see a lot of school closings daily for a long while. What is going to happen to the spring sports programs and specifically high school baseball? Teams have multiple games per week scheduled. If schools are closed no one will be there to prepare fields, do paperwork and checks for umpires, work gates, drive buses, etc. There will not be any games.

I hope someone has some answers to the pending issue I see coming that I do not know about.

You are wrong about one thing: there WILL BE people at the school in the event of a work stoppage. Secretaries, AD's, and principals are basically year round contract personnel and must work over 250-275 days in order to receive full compensation. So, if there were to be a stoppage, which I don't foresee since the cowards at the General Assembly chose to do this rear-end deal right before most go on Spring Break, I feel that in 7-10 days things will be more at the union level and with the attorney general going after this bill.

I think the biggest thing is how will this bill affect transportation costs next school year? That's the big issue in my opinion. I can see districts putting a minimum number of away games and also a travel limit on mileage.

And for those "elected officials", can you say "Goodbye"? :Clap: