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@girls_williams@Bark4321@latsondheimer@CIFSS You make good points and I’ve been thinking about it since. If the private schools take all the kids with great talent then how do you develop teams that can compete and gain notoriety… thus getting the resources to improve. It’s a very legit stance. What’s the solution?
@girls_williams@Bark4321@latsondheimer@CIFSS An honest and non-argumentative question: would you rather those opportunities not be given by the private schools to those student athletes? I understand your argument and I see your frustration but why is it the private school’s fault? Genuinely interested in your response.
@girls_williams@YLdad@latsondheimer I don’t like the word stealing. Nobody is stealing. But you’re right in that private schools attract those families that could help implement and enforce change. It’s a symptom of the widening opportunity gap. I don’t feel like money would solve the problem you’re describing
@latsondheimer Sports, like life, are unforgiving… this sucks all around but sometimes you just get run over. I’m not sure what it is, but I hope the Morningside kids take something away from this game that makes them stronger. Seems like another example of the times we are living in.