New Enrollment Figures Released

[bowiedawgs01]

http://www.utexas.edu/uil/alignments..._fb_enroll.pdf

[bowiedawgs01]

McKinney Boyd went from being one of the smallest schools in 8-5A to the largest in 10-5A.

Austin Bowie still the largest in district, but Akins catching up. Del Valle almost the same size as Westlake. Anderson is the 5th smallest 5A (4th if you don't count Strake Jesuit).

Good chance Katy goes Division I.

[E-Vol-ution]

This is what I was looking for and confirms what I had been told.
Arlington Bowie is now a D1 lock for the next two years.

[SWMHebron]

8-5A
Plano East 6171
Plano 5240 ( -931)
Allen 5049 (-1122)
Plano West 4190 (-1981)
Lewisville 3573 (-2598)
Flower Mound 3170 (-3001)
Marcus 3107 (-3064)
Hebron 2857 (-3314)

[SLC]

There is 33,357 kids in district 8 alone.

[bowiedawgs01]

The difference between Plano East and Hebron is larger than most 5A schools. Crazy.

[SP Tiger Backer]

16-5A

Round Rock McNeil 2933
Georgetown 2908.5
Round Rock Stony Point 2790
Round Rock 2625
Round Rock Westwood 2498
Leander 2299
Pflugerville 2282

Looks like RR SP could go D2 if only RR Mcneil and Georgetown make the playoffs. But my projection is:

D1 RRSP & RR McNeil
D2 Leander & Pville

Lets go Georgetown and prove me wrong

[farmerfan]

There is 33,357 kids in district 8 alone.

LOL
We are fascinated by the same thing I see. I just did the math myself on lunch and wow. That comes out to an avg of 4169.6 kids per school. Then again having 4 schools over the 4100 mark and 3 of those being over the 5000 mark with one of those being over 6000 will bring that average up. Hebron very small with their 2800 student enrollment.
Good gosh those are some big schools. Probably too big to be honest with ya andn o that does not include the Planosucks and Allen schools only. We are about to have 4 at the 3000+ mark ourselves

[SWMHebron]

The difference between Plano East and Hebron is larger than most 5A schools. Crazy.

I guess we know Hebron will be DII if they make the playoffs.

[Maroondog]

We need that many to carry around all our arrogance. Can't figure out what PESH needs them all for though.

[SLC]

LOL
We are fascinated by the same thing I see. I just did the math myself on lunch and wow. That comes out to an avg of 4169.6 kids per school. Then again having 4 schools over the 4100 mark and 3 of those being over the 5000 mark with one of those being over 6000 will bring that average up. Hebron very small with their 2800 student enrollment.
Good gosh those are some big schools. Probably too big to be honest with ya andn o that does not include the Planosucks and Allen schools only. We are about to have 4 at the 3000+ mark ourselves

That district enrollment is larger than many many cities in Texas.

[stinger]

This could be the answer...Trinity vs Katy in D-1

[OakTreeUp-n-Out]

Man, I guess I'm just a rural guy, but I can't imagine the "high school experience" at a school with 6,000 people. Sounds a lot more like college, where you know a few people here and there but are surrounded by mostly strangers.

[Maroondog]

Man, I guess I'm just a rural guy, but I can't imagine the "high school experience" at a school with 6,000 people. Sounds a lot more like college, where you know a few people here and there but are surrounded by mostly strangers.

I don't know what the "campus" count is, but those numbers include frosh and sophs at different schools. Same holds true for Plano and West.

[LoboFan07]

Well I guess we're going Division II in the playoffs. I'm so completely and utterly shocked at this.

[SLC]

Man, I guess I'm just a rural guy, but I can't imagine the "high school experience" at a school with 6,000 people. Sounds a lot more like college, where you know a few people here and there but are surrounded by mostly strangers.

I agree.


At some point you are just a locker number instead of a kid.

[SWMHebron]

LOL
We are fascinated by the same thing I see. I just did the math myself on lunch and wow. That comes out to an avg of 4169.6 kids per school. Then again having 4 schools over the 4100 mark and 3 of those being over the 5000 mark with one of those being over 6000 will bring that average up. Hebron very small with their 2800 student enrollment.
Good gosh those are some big schools. Probably too big to be honest with ya andn o that does not include the Planosucks and Allen schools only. We are about to have 4 at the 3000+ mark ourselves

With LHS at 3573 and The Colony at 1935 would you expect the district to shift any boundaries to move LHS kids to TCHS? Or is TCHS not big enough to accommodate more?

[DrEdward]

The largest school in the revised 7-5A will be considerably smaller than the smallest school in the new version of 8-5A - - but then, so are more than a handful of towns.

[SWMHebron]

The largest school in the revised 7-5A will be considerably smaller than the smallest school in the new version of 8-5A - - but then, so are more than a handful of towns.

Coppell is over 3000, which is larger than Hebron by about 150. If Hebron were in 7-5A they would potentially be DI come playoff time.

[NHB06]

8-5A
Plano East 6171
Plano 5240 ( -931)
Allen 5049 (-1122)
Plano West 4190 (-1981)
Lewisville 3573 (-2598)
Flower Mound 3170 (-3001)
Marcus 3107 (-3064)
Hebron 2857 (-3314)

What intrigues me about these numbers is that when Plano ISD boundry changes go into effect, Plano and Plano East will quite possibly no longer be locked into DI. Plano East will have around 4K, Plano Sr. 5k, and Plano West will probably have the largest enrollment in the state. Granted, it depends on what numbers Allen puts up in the next realignment. But, Allen's numbers have been steadily increasing.