NY HS population list?

[tach44444]

some one on this board will surely help me out on this...

i'm looking for a list that shows HS's in new york, and the number of students that attend the school.

if not that, atleast which schools are the largest as in they are in the largest grouping in NY.(not exactly sure how u guys group the schools up there)

[mhs-xc]

http://tullyrunners.com/XcClasses.htm
I think this is what you want.
Edit: you beat me to it

[The X-Factor]

everytime i see that least i see 2 glaring things. 1) Its amazing how FM borders on being just a class A team and still has been turning out monster teams for years, props to Coach Aris for doing so well with much less to work with than the other NY powerhouses. 2) Why the hell arent sections 7 and 10 merged?

[Kaiser2006]

[QUOTE= 1) Its amazing how FM borders on being just a class A team and still has been turning out monster teams for years, props to Coach Aris for doing so well with much less to work with than the other NY powerhouses. [/QUOTE]

Warwick Valley as well....they have about the same enrollment as FM.

[asleep@theline]

I dont know how accurate all of those enrollment numbers are. They have the enrollment of my school at about 500 lower than it is.

[jwager]

That's the enrollment not counting freshman I believe.

[HINKLO]

That's the enrollment not counting freshman I believe.

Not couting seniors I thought...since they aren't attending the upcoming year.

[BrandNewHero106]

Not couting seniors I thought...since they aren't attending the upcoming year.

Yep, the enrollment is for this year's grades 9-11, which will become next year's 10-12.

So, the enrollment numbers for next year are this year's grades 9-11, while the enrollment numbers used for this year are last year's grades 9-11 (which more or less become this year's grades 10-12). So, technically, you're both kind of right.

[tmfcmike]

you can also look up schools at publicschoolreview.com or privateschoolreview.com

[jwager]

Yep, the enrollment is for this year's grades 9-11, which will become next year's 10-12.

So, the enrollment numbers for next year are this year's grades 9-11, while the enrollment numbers used for this year are last year's grades 9-11 (which more or less become this year's grades 10-12). So, technically, you're both kind of right.

That makes my head hurt.

[cxc06]

so is this for coed schools only? at an all boys school that has 150 kids grades 9-11, would that be multiplied by 2 to get the amount to place it as a class c school?

[MaroonCat1600]

so is this for coed schools only? at an all boys school that has 150 kids grades 9-11, would that be multiplied by 2 to get the amount to place it as a class c school?

what public schools are all boys?

[Albatross]

what public schools are all boys?
Well, there are schools that are private schools that can participate in the NYSPHSAA, like my school, and probably McQuaid and Mercy in the area. McQuaid is all boys and Mercy is all girls. The enrollment number is doubled for schools like these. I think the school basically has to agree to never recruit athletes to attend the school and they can join.

[MikeGamms]

mcquiad and mercy and nazareth are doubled for classification purposes.

[cxc06]

mcquiad and mercy and nazareth are doubled for classification purposes.

yeah, like those, i go to a private school, but i figured that the rules are the same across the board.