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On Athletic eligibility changing in Craig

  1. 2 December 2012 at 2:31 p.m.

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    selket57 (Anonymous) says…

    It's about time!!! Sometimes it seems as though high school is for everything except learning and preparing for college, and then the real world. We have become a society so concerned with hurting a kids feelings by telling him/her “NO', that they really don't care if they are failing anything, because there is always an exemption for them. High school sports are great!!!! But should always be secondary to the education. If you can't keep your grades up, you don't play. Period!!!

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