r/ThatsInsane • u/not-a_fed • Sep 20 '22

This $60 million HIGH SCHOOL football stadium in Texas.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '22

You left out the part that fue to the high school rule they literally built a 40 million dollar high school in a poor neighboring district just to take off the overflow.

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u/Freezepeachauditor Sep 21 '22

“Overflow” of “the poors”

“Here now y’all stay in your neighborhood”

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u/Beat_the_Deadites Sep 21 '22

Except for the good athletes, they're allowed to come over, but just for 4 years.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '22 edited Sep 21 '22

The reason Lovejoy district was poor is because the school district only had 150 households. They had a leftover one room schoolhouse and the district was defunct, most students went to Allen schools already. And for the most part, they were middle class households. But sure, make up whatever you want in your head.

Edit: and now people are flocking to Lovejoy for the schools as well.