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Subject: Re: Ivy League Football Attendance


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Date Posted: 15:49:05 01/23/25 Thu
In reply to: RedWin 's message, "Re: Ivy League Football Attendance" on 15:40:34 01/22/25 Wed
 If you read any Ivy League media guide or sports program, they all have ton's of employees doing stuff from marketing to ticketing games. On the other hand, I have no idea what these people actually do with their days. In comparison, my kid's attended a Catholic school which has very good sports and nearly every home football and basketball games are packed. Even boys and girls lacrosse are filling up our stands for home games. We have "One" athletic director for all sports and he does literally everything from scheduling games to e-mailing parents and alums on upcoming competitions. I don't think a day goes by without getting an update from our AD. On top of that, he's paid peanuts but has a passion for the school. As a result, the alumni giving to this Catholic school is unbelievable year-after-year. We have teachers leaving much higher paying public school salaries coming to this school because they want to work there. The Ivy League development offices could learn a lot from our school.
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