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BOYS CLASS 4A
Rank Team, Record, PI, Rating
1. Northwestern, 23-2, #37, 42.71
2. Spring Valley, 25-1, #26, 39.67
3. Irmo, 20-4, #25, 38.44
4. Wando, 20-3, #8, 25.56
5. Lexington, 15-9, #5, 19.20
6. Dorman, 18-4, #46, 47.06
7. Beaufort, 16-4, #70, 53.37
8. West Ashley, 14-9-1, #82, 56.37
9. Summerville, 15-4, #33, 41.56
10. Dutch Fork, 12-11-1, #10, 26.00
11. Greenwood, 19-4, #73, 54.54
12. Fort Mill, 13-6, #4, 18.13
13. Fort Dorchester, 11-5, #22, 37.57
14. South Aiken, 13-9-1, #21, 36.93
15. Spartanburg, 13-10-1, #108, 63.24

BOYS CLASS 3A
Rank Team, Record, PI, Rating
1. Riverside, 22-3, #3, 17.41
2. Chapin, 22-4, #1, 13.55
3. Eastside, 22-4-1, #11, 28.13
4. Brookland-Cayce, 19-6-1, #91, 59.81
5. Socastee, 21-3, #48, 47.42
6. Greenville, 20-4, #68, 53.03
7. Myrtle Beach, 16-5, #75, 55.22
8. Dreher, 15-8, #51, 47.99
9. J.L. Mann, 15-5, #17, 34.72
10. North Myrtle Beach, #78, 55.51
11. Blythewood, 17-6-1, #40, 43.82
12. Hilton Head, 14-3, #13, 31.45
13. Daniel, 13-6, #14, 32.00
14. Bluffton, 17-6-1, #50, 47.66
15. Wade Hampton-G, 13-7, #36, 42.67

BOYS CLASS 2A
Rank Team, Record, PI, Rating
1. Bishop England, 17-5-2, NOT RATED
2. Emerald, 16-7-1, #77, 55.47
3. Waccamaw, 19-5-1, #15, 32.87
4. Walhalla, 18-5, #54, 48.57
5. Batesburg-Leesville, 12-7, #94, 61.09
6. Andrew Jackson, 19-2, #87, 57.81
7. Palmetto, 16-4-1, #66, 52.93
8. Hanahan, 9-8, #47, 47.18
9. Silver Bluff, 15-5, ##105, 62.85
10. Barnwell, 14-8, #106, 63.14

BOYS CLASS 1A
Rank Team, Record, PI, Rating
1. Christ Church, 15-6, NOT RATED
2. Academic Magnet, 16-3, #2, 14.56
3. Southside Christian, 19-4-1, NOT RATED
4. Governor's School, 16-2, NOT RATED
5. Indian Land, 12-6-1, #20, 35.71

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What exactly is the poverty index?

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Percentage of students who are either Medicaid-eligible or qualify for the free- or reduced-price lunch program.


Example: Spring Valley High School

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Thanks for the information. Very interesting.

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Oh ok. Thanks for the information!

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WOW! I didn't know Academic Magnet was so well off financially. That's interesting.

I see BE is NOT RATED. I guess due to them being a private school. Well you can bet that they'd probably be #1 if they were rated. Same for Christ Church and SSC too.


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WOW! I didn't know Academic Magnet was so well off financially. That's interesting.

Hammer - AMHS is a school of 600 kids that are high achievers from all over Charleston County. These type of students are most likely to come from families with parents that are achievers; thus, they would not qualify for government assistance (reduced lunches, Medicaid, etc) that the Poverty Index is determined on. A vast majority of the kids come from average, middle class families, while some from either wealthy or lower income. I would not term it a financially well off school, like a Porter Gaud.

In the girls thread on this topic there was a reference to club soccer and poverty index going hand in hand. At AMHS, less than half the girls team plays club soccer and a little over half the guys team.

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Not to blow to much smoke up coach Heise� skirt, but to have a consistently solid team with a poverty score of 59.81 is quite remarkable. He must be doing something right!

And not to change the subject too much but for Brookland-Cayce to have as much athletic success (Brookland-Cayce's athletic programs ranked #3 in the Midlands and #20 statewide in a poll conducted by The State newspaper, and Coach Coleman named Athletic Director of the year for Region 4), and have the school board ask for the AD resignation, well it�s beyond me!!!!
Someone must be on drugs.


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