re: Kenny Henderson Playoffs for Next Year

Spirit of Dunson, it went down to a vote in January, and it is BASICALLY, public schools vs. private schools. Private schools are now called "Select Schools" as they have selective admission policies. These DO include a few public magnet schools.

The public schools which have to take all students from a particular attendance zone, traditional public schools are now called "Non-Select Schools."

They are only split for the playoffs in football, only. They still play in mixed districts for regular season.

The "Non-Select" schools are still divided into the five A-AAAAA classifications.

The "Select" school playoffs are now divided into four "divisions" with Division I being the large schools (there are only ten schools : Archbishop Rummel, Archbishop Shaw, Brother Martin, C.E. Byrd, Catholic High of Baton Rouge, Holy Cross, Jesuit, Saint Augustine, Saint Paul and Scotlandville.)

Division II-IV comprise AAAA-A sized private schools.

The principal from Winnfield High School was the spokesperson, driving force for the publics in ensuring they won vote for the split.