My sons 2018 graduating class is about 500. I was just wondering how it compares to your sons graduating class size.
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1,300
90
About 450 from a 6 square mile area
600+
I believe 400+
600
600
350 a class - Catholic Coed school in Chicago Area
He's a 2019 so it's probably gonna change but right now 41.
472 similar square mile area as NYdad
2016 - About 650 at this point.
2018 class at his HS is over 800, though (new HS should open in '17 or '18 and should drop things back into the 400-500s).
135
About 940
600
160
540
Rank 180
60
400
2013 - 58
~ 600
+/- 425
+/- 545
1 ( Home Schooled )
about 400
Each of my 3 sons had graduating classes around 200 (private, catholic, college prep) - more than half of each was female... Of the male percentage, there was a percentage that were shall we say "athletically challenged" ... Graduation speeches were quite thought provoking, calling of the names was quick, which was good since it was all done indoors in a non air-conditioned field house.
102. His older sister's graduating class was 2,300. Different school, of course.
About 850... Total (9-12) enrollment: 2,862
2016 has 90
2018 has 225
Different schools but both private.
Originally Posted by hueysdad:
My sons 2018 graduating class is about 500. I was just wondering how it compares to your sons graduating class size.
230
2018 = 504
2016 = 430
Total school enrollment = 1786
Referring to a different thread. I'm that name dropper Dad. I think around 340. Giancarlo Stanton is a 2006 alum
My 2014's class was 174.The school caps enrollment so each year the size is about the same give or take a few students.
450 ish.
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487
(Freshman class is similar and only 14 freshmen tried out for baseball...all made it, I think. 6 sophomores tried out, 1 made it, no juniors or seniors re-tried out . We just don't have the number of baseball players that some of you have! 
Originally Posted by RedFishFool:
487
(Freshman class is similar and only 14 freshmen tried out for baseball...all made it, I think. 6 sophomores tried out, 1 made it, no juniors or seniors re-tried out . We just don't have the number of baseball players that some of you have!
Wow, that is shocking! Is there a lack of opportunity for younger players to learn the game at the Little league level? Our area is not the kind of baseball mecca that FLA, CA, TX and others are but having only 20 players trying out is just mind boggling...
Originally Posted by MDBallDad:
Originally Posted by RedFishFool:
487
(Freshman class is similar and only 14 freshmen tried out for baseball...all made it, I think. 6 sophomores tried out, 1 made it, no juniors or seniors re-tried out . We just don't have the number of baseball players that some of you have!
Wow, that is shocking! Is there a lack of opportunity for younger players to learn the game at the Little league level? Our area is not the kind of baseball mecca that FLA, CA, TX and others are but having only 20 players trying out is just mind boggling...
Out of our 1,300 Freshmen, about 60-70 try out. 30ish make it as we have two freshman teams since our freshmen class attends 2 different schools.
Under 10% of those that attend that first Freshman tryout will play significant Varsity time by the time it is over.