441 Quotes About District

Teaching in the district and a two-minute commute to practice had a lot to do with (leaving UA). I was living in Worthington and my kids were going to school there. It was an opportunity to start your own thing. You get to start all the traditions, pick the uniforms. Who wouldn't want to do that?

We had a heck of a season. At the start of the season, nobody had us on the radar. We have won three straight district titles. Not bad.

I think it's fair to say that high schools all over the district are over capacity, but the north end is especially bad. We desperately need a new high school.

The voters in District 8 shared our vision that Washington is broken, and we're going to go up there and fix it.

We talked about that after our district tournament last week, and I told the kids we were in a similar situation in 2004. Everyone was sure we were going to state that season, and we knew we had to come with our 'A' game (Thursday).

I don't think it's a good option. It may be what the district wants, but it's not what everybody wants.

A lot of people can say what they want, but people are really interested in making this district work. We've really just got to keep our sights focused on the kids and education. If we do that, the rest of it's going to come together for us.

To sit there after last year's success and make that this year's goal sometimes leads to disappointment. First thing's first - you have to qualify. Our initial goal is to qualify as many from the district meet as possible. It can be a goal, but right now we're not placing it as a goal. A lot of things can happen between now and the second week of May, so we'll see. I do know it's going to be a lot of fun.

Everybody has an idea of where they're going to be. With the exception of North Port, Venice and some of the Booker kids, this a good half of (the district field).