Beaumont Enterprise Online Article Regarding SETX HS Football

[1989NDN]

If you get a chance, read the online edition of the Beaumont Enterprise (Aug. 24, 2011). Find the story about the costs of high school sports. It is not surprising that PN-G football pays for itself and turns a profit. It is surprising to read the number of area schools that are unable to break even or turn a profit. Once again, PN-GISD is a leader and not a follower. PN-G fans, parents, administrators, teachers, alumni, and the communities of Port Neches and Groves, including local businesses supporting PN-GISD, are to be applauded for continuously putting the kids, teachers, and programs first.

Add to the fact that PN-G has a generous Booster Club, Band Action Group, PTA, other fundraising groups, and a fan base like no other in Texas, and you have a premier ISD.

 

[pngmom4]

well said!!!

 

[IndianFan]

High school football tickets a hot commodity
By David Henry
Published 11:50 a.m., Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Port Neches-Groves covers its football costs by a wide margin thanks to $200,000 in ticket sales from the 2010 season. With about two weeks till the start of school, a sign at the PN-G Administration building informs football fans that tickets for the first game are sold out.

Read more: http://www.beaumontenterprise.com/sports/hs/article/High-school-football-tickets-a-hot-commodity-2139093.php#ixzz1W0LuaP6g

 

[bandkid]

Does the author realize that Livingston isn't the first game?

 

[IndianFan]

Author also thinks the stadium seats 16,000. (It's ~13,000)) :

 

[pngfan93]

Author also thinks the stadium seats 16,000. (It's ~13,000)) :

Maybe he knows about the super-secret plans to add on to the stadium! lol