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[quote=Anonymous][quote] Anonymous wrote: The IAC leadership is awful when it comes to sports and getting on the same page. If there was ever a group that needed an actual single leader when it comes to making these types of broad decisions, it is these Heads. No idea the impact of sport and what the different options are. Clueless. And I am a Dad w kids in the IAC. WCAC has it set up right. good for them Former IAC Dad here... our son is soon to be graduating from college. The IAC has always lacked leadership when it comes to athletics. To my knowledge, the league has never a league commissioner but rather its a handshake between school ADs and headmasters that its 6 members will follow the IAC by-laws. No need to open up a can of worms as we all know, all of the IAC schools don't typically follow the rules established in the IAC league handbook but I do find it odd there is no central figure head to communicate to the general community what is going happen this Spring. My son had a great experience at his school and enjoyed his time playing lacrosse, from time to time, I will make it back for a game if I am not traveling. Agree with this. The Heads of the IAC schools look at sports as more of a nuisance than anything. The only reason they care, is cause the parents and kids care and we are paying the bills. I guess that is like most people centered in academia at that level. The values that sports provides young people (as well as opportunity are just hard to conceptualize if one has never gone through it at any type of high level. Very narrow expertise and ability to relate.[/quote] +1. You learn a lot more about yourself and in life in competition - whether you win or lose. Most IAC headmasters are intellectual elites, if not all of them, so its clear why there is a disconnect. [/quote]
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