Bullis concerns

Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:https://buffalonews.com/2019/06/21/christian-veilleux-canisius-bullis-high-school-football-news-2019/

Here's another transfer to Bullis, by way of Buffalo.

Coming for Junior and Senior year and "reclassifying" for Football.

I'm sure Mom and Dad got transferred to the area LOL.



Bet Prep wished that kid considered them...LOL


I thought Bullis was going to layoff teachers because they were going broke, and now they are paying full ride to rent a QB for a year or two?


As a full pay parent this really burns me up. They do this for all sports at Bullis. Pulling them in from all over, non-stop recruiting and then full rides on the backs of hard working parents. They need to stop or they will lose all of their full pay families.


+1
Anonymous
We pulled out last year and your prior post is very accurate.

One thing I will add most of the emphasis on sports is really on the male side of the house. Other than girls track and field, this pinhead headmaster could careless how the other girls teams compete.

Our daughter seems much happier at another ISL team.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:https://buffalonews.com/2019/06/21/christian-veilleux-canisius-bullis-high-school-football-news-2019/

Here's another transfer to Bullis, by way of Buffalo.

Coming for Junior and Senior year and "reclassifying" for Football.

I'm sure Mom and Dad got transferred to the area LOL.



Bet Prep wished that kid considered them...LOL


I thought Bullis was going to layoff teachers because they were going broke, and now they are paying full ride to rent a QB for a year or two?


As a full pay parent this really burns me up. They do this for all sports at Bullis. Pulling them in from all over, non-stop recruiting and then full rides on the backs of hard working parents. They need to stop or they will lose all of their full pay families.


+1

On the backs?
Anonymous
^^ do you need a dictionary?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:^^ do you need a dictionary?

This kid is probably full pay. Bullis has a history of helping groom first round NFL quarterbacks. There are plenty of parents who may think the school is a wise investment for their kid who has potential.
Anonymous
Plus if you don’t like it, leave.
Anonymous
We didn’t like it, and we left.

The sad part about all this is there are some very good teachers there who deeply care about their students.

The current administration from the board to headmaster are really tarnishing the schools reputation.

And yes the school has very money and has taken on large amounts of debt.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:We didn’t like it, and we left.

The sad part about all this is there are some very good teachers there who deeply care about their students.

The current administration from the board to headmaster are really tarnishing the schools reputation.

And yes the school has very money and has taken on large amounts of debt.


My kids are very happy at Bullis, but as a parent, I am incredibly frustrated with the administration. All of the parents I am friends with feel the same and I hope there are people from the school reading these forums. The only reason we even started at Bullis was because of the educators and how much our kids enjoy being in school and learning. We couldn’t care less about the athletics. As our kids get into the upper grades, if something drastic does not happen, they will lose another full pay family who donates as well. As it is, we donate with restrictions so We know where our money is going.
Anonymous
I don’t understand why people here are so anti-athlete. There are athletes who are good students and have other talents in addition to being athletically gifted.
Bullis has many success stories. Some of them happen to be athletes which may attract aspiring athletes.
There is no need to continue hating on the school’s athletic programs.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand why people here are so anti-athlete. There are athletes who are good students and have other talents in addition to being athletically gifted.
Bullis has many success stories. Some of them happen to be athletes which may attract aspiring athletes.
There is no need to continue hating on the school’s athletic programs.


Nobody is hating. It is great to have excellent programs, however,pulling in kids from out of town is just insane. I know for sure many athletes who have the means to pay but because they were recruited don't pay a dime. I think that is awful. This is not college.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand why people here are so anti-athlete. There are athletes who are good students and have other talents in addition to being athletically gifted.
Bullis has many success stories. Some of them happen to be athletes which may attract aspiring athletes.
There is no need to continue hating on the school’s athletic programs.


Nobody is hating. It is great to have excellent programs, however,pulling in kids from out of town is just insane. I know for sure many athletes who have the means to pay but because they were recruited don't pay a dime. I think that is awful. This is not college.

Bullis is a boarding school. Boarding schools take in out of towners.
Anonymous
Admitting in kids who have flunked out or asked to leave rival IAC schools solely for athletic gains further proves this administration is a complete joke.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Admitting in kids who have flunked out or asked to leave rival IAC schools solely for athletic gains further proves this administration is a complete joke.


100%. They have NO standards for admission. The public you pay for..............
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Admitting in kids who have flunked out or asked to leave rival IAC schools solely for athletic gains further proves this administration is a complete joke.


100%. They have NO standards for admission. The public you pay for..............


That beats your school. Hence why you are here venting.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Bullis is a boarding school. Boarding schools take in out of towners.


Bullis is NOT a boarding school. They have a relatively new program where they bring in wealthy students from China who pay extra tuition and live with local families. It should be a cool cultural exchange, but those kids are pretty isolated socially. There have been a few athletes who do something similar, but at the expense of the school’s paying families.
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