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The realignment process for North Carolina high schools will work unlike any in the past — which is perhaps no surprise given the upheaval of the past eight months due to the COVID pandemic. The North Carolina High School Athletic Association announced on Tuesday its guidelines for the upcoming realignment process, which takes all state high schools and places them in one of four athletic classifications as well as a conference. The biggest change announced is how the realignment will be conducted.
In years past, schools were ranked solely based on Average Daily Membership ADMwith the schools then divided into classifications based on that enrollment figure. The current realignment, adopted inplaced the largest 20 percent of schools in 4A, with the next 30 percent in 3A, the next 30 percent in 2A and the smallest 20 percent in 1A. The NCHSAA has decided to return to splitting schools into four even classifications, using a percent model.
Enrollment, though, will only be part of the equation for this realignment:. Schooos each of the three numbers is calculated, then those will be added together to produce the Realignment Score. The NCHSAA has already divided all of the schools in the state into east and west, based on the home county of the school.
Schools will have until January to submit concerns or proposed changes to the plan. A second draft will be distributed on Jan. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter.]
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