1. Ratio, particularly in Class B.
2. Classifying. Use a female count
for female sports and use a male count for male sports. An idea was presented to classify each
school within a city to be classified in the same classification of the largest
school population. (i.e. Norfolk Catholic, Lutheran High NE
would be Class A as Norfolk High School is Class A.) Also addressed was to establish an east and west
division in Classes C & D based on enrollment.
3. Utilizing a 2-year classification period for all activities, not just
football.
4.
Establishing a break-off
number in each class. (i.e. All schools with an enrollment of
1,000 or greater would be classified Class A, etc.)
5.
Decreasing the number of
classes from 6 to 5 in the activities in which there are currently 6
classes. Other options presented
were to increase the number of classes to 7 or restructuring the current 6
classes.
6.
Study a multiplier/success
factor.
7.
Opting Up. A school would need to declare their
intention to opt up prior to the release of enrollment numbers for the upcoming
classification period.
