Christiana Head Coach

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Mike Kinlaw as Head Football Coach

Had not seen any announcement or information. Name not familiar to me - but I'm not a true Delawarean!

 

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Mike Kinlaw as Head Football Coach

Had not seen any announcement or information. Name not familiar to me - but I'm not a true Delawarean!

Does it even matter.... School should close anyway.

 

[Dback2500]

I mean it does matter, at this point they still have a program. They hired a pretty good coach recently. Wonder what happened to Jones, didnt think the grass was greener there? Kinlaw coaches Boys Basketball as well, idk his football experience/knowledge. Great guy, kids like him.

 

[DDBasketballCoach]

I mean it does matter, at this point they still have a program. They hired a pretty good coach recently. Wonder what happened to Jones, didnt think the grass was greener there? Kinlaw coaches Boys Basketball as well, idk his football experience/knowledge. Great guy, kids like him.

Jones didn't stay since after the failing of the referendum he wasnt going to have a job at the school so why commute to coach football. Didnt make much sense so agree with his decision.

 

[ReturnOfTheGate]

That makes sense. With this latest referendum flap, seems like a Christiana/Glasgow merger is just a matter of time.

 

[Dback2500]

Jones didn't stay since after the failing of the referendum he wasnt going to have a job at the school so why commute to coach football. Didnt make much sense so agree with his decision.

Ahh, forgot about the Referendum! Makes sense.

 

[DDBasketballCoach]

Its a shame but public school in New Castle County is a joke. Sadly no one goes anymore. I mean Newark was a POWERHOUSE and now can barely compete in most sports. A.I has produced several athletes and done will mainly late 2000s and now they are pretty bad. McKean and Dickinson should almost combine schools same with Christiana dividing up into Newark and Glasgow

 

[ReturnOfTheGate]

People fell in love with charters/privates/Vo-Techs and the city/county government did nothing to stop it. The disasters that are Christina and Red Clay is what happens. Brandywine's holding on because that area of the county is always booming but yeah, once This Charter and That Charter started popping up, it spelled the end of viability for public schools above the canal.

 

[TruthSerum1]

Christina WAS the biggest district in the state!
Sound like bad management/planning to me.