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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At least 2 possible changes with a new AD: 1) Treat Beauvoir as less of an automatic feed; 2) More lacrosse recruits. Hart was the soccer coach. Perhaps not coincidentally, the program was a winner. The incoming AD played lacrosse at Yale, and is one of the current STA varsity coaches. The program is on the upswing with great coaching and a growing pool of developing talent, but could use some unabashed recruiting to be able to truly compete at the IAC level, generally considered to be the most competitive high school lacrosse conference in the nation.[/quote] This is INCORRECT. 1) Beauvoir will ALWAYS be the automatic feeder to St. Alban's & NCS. A new head of admissions CANNOT change this. There are by-laws in place with The Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation (PECF - which is compromised of the Washington National Cathedral, Beauvoir, St. Alban's & NCS) that both NCS & St. Alban's MUST accept at least certain percentage of the Beauvoir 3rd grade class. While the exact percentage is unknown to all but the admissions teams at the three schools, there have been whispers about it being 89-92%. This will not change.[/quote] The PP point on Lacrosse recruiting is also ludicrous. Saint Albans is an educational institution first and last The do not need to admit unqualified applicants based on their ability to throw a ball around. [/quote]
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