Joliet Catholic Academy

[Hofman]

Ah, but do they want to be bigger than their current facility comfortably holds? Do they want to raise and spend a bunch of money to expand so soon after they built out their present facility? They are everybody's darling now, but will the bloom fall off the rose or will they exhibit staying power? Enquiring minds want to know!

There was a time when, in the same general vicinity as DPP, Gordon Tech had 2,700 boys with a relatively new and state of the art facility. Just sayin'.

I would like to take a moment to thank you all for a great thread and tremendous learning experience for me. No trolls but most of the people I have thought most interesting and knowledgable on the boards proved to be just that. Thank you all again!!

 

[SiuCubFan8]

If BA is forced to buy/rent/or wants to buy, I would expect they can and would figure it out.

 

[iamgroot_rivals225093]

If BA is forced to buy/rent/or wants to buy, I would expect they can and would figure it out.

I believe they gave a fairly large endowment. The annual revenue would go a long way towards offsetting rent payments.

 

[mchsalumni]

All depends on your view points. Conservative ones will pull their kids like us. Plus this could lead to a big tuition increase which could drive people out too.

Interesting question will be if they end up turning into a non-Catholic school will the Catholic League kick them out.

I would kick them out just for the fun of it, even if they stay Catholic.

 

[SiuCubFan8]

I would kick them out just for the fun of it, even if they stay Catholic.

 

[Blue Ruin]

Your brother should send some money your way, that shirt needs replacing and the Blue four-door looks a little tired.

My brother has a benevolent streak. If I needed some money, he would write me a check.

I had to brag about his daughter, the Benet graduate, because she is such a sweetheart and my favorite niece.

The poster is from "Blue Ruin," an exceptionally good movie.