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Click the Link Above! Official 2002-03 and 2003-04 MSHSAA Enrollments and Standard Breaks 3/6/2002 SCHOOL ENROLLMENT & ACTIVITY CLASSIFICATION By Stacy Schroeder 2002-03 & 2003-04 ALPHABETICAL AND NUMERICAL ENROLLMENTS The Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) uses senior high school enrollment figures (grades 9-12) for classification purposes. These enrollments will be used for classifications during the 2002-03 and 2003-04 school years. All-boys and all-girls school figures are doubled. MSHSAA utilizes the enrollment data submitted to the State Department of Elementary and Secondary Education for our public school members, and data submitted to the respective accrediting organizations for our nonpublic members. TWO-YEAR CLASSIFICATION CYCLES MSHSAA member school enrollments are collected every year. In odd years (2001-2002), these enrollments are collected in order for the Board to classify football schools and to set the standard enrollment breaks used by basketball and a variety of other activities, for the upcoming two year cycle (2002-03 and 2003-04). ACTIVITY CLASSIFICATIONS The activities sponsored by MSHSAA (that have more than 129 schools registered) are broken into classifications in different ways. When standard enrollment breaks are used, schools are placed into classes based on the school's enrollment and the breaks set by the Board. When equal breaks are used, schools participating in that particular sport are arranged in enrollment order and the total number is divided by the number of classes allowed (By-Law 312). Therefore, there will be approximately the same number of schools in each class and the enrollment breaks are determined after the schools are divided. STANDARD ENROLLMENT BREAKS SET BY BOARD – NEW 5-CLASS SYSTEM The standard enrollment breaks are set by the MSHSAA Board of Directors every two years in an effort to create classes that are comprised of schools of equitable size for district and state tournament competition. For the first time, the 2002-03 and 2003-04 Cycle Standard Enrollment Breaks are structured for five classes. This change is due to a by-law change adopted by the MSHSAA member schools, which stipulates five classes for any activity that has 514 or more schools participating. Currently, only music and basketball have participation levels meeting this requirement. For the standard enrollment breaks, MSHSAA Board policy places 96 schools in 5A, 96 schools in 4A; 128 schools in 1A; 128 schools in 2A and the remainder in 3A. The 2002-03 and 2003-04 standard enrollment breaks are as follows: 1A - 118 and below 2A - 119 – 241 3A - 242 – 519 4A - 520 – 1080 5A - 1081 and above No. . . . School Name . . . Enrollment 1 . . . Hickman . . . 2858 2 . . . Hazelwood Central . . . 2534 3 . . . Jefferson City . . . 2487 4 . . . Lee's Summit . . . 2481 5 . . . DeSmet . . . 2472 6 . . . Blue Springs . . . 2212 7 . . . Northwest (House Springs) . . . 2209 8 . . . Ft. Zumwalt South . . . 2159 9 . . . Francis Howell Central . . . 2152 10 . . . Pattonville . . . 2107 11 . . . Oakville . . . 2102 12 . . . Rockhurst . . . 2086 13 . . . Parkway South . . . 2084 14 . . . St. Louis University High . . . 2072 15 . . . Marquette . . . 2068 16 . . . Francis Howell North . . . 2040 17 . . . Liberty . . . 2030 18 . . . Lafayette (Wildwood) . . . 2027 19 . . . Roosevelt . . . 2014 20 . . . Mehlville . . . 1992 21 . . . Oak Park . . . 1988 22 . . . Ft. Zumwalt West . . . 1955 23 . . . Christian Brothers College . . . 1906 24 . . . Joplin . . . 1888 25 . . . Lee's Summit North . . . 1881 26 . . . Rock Bridge . . . 1875 27 . . . Lindbergh . . . 1799 28 . . . Kirkwood . . . 1778 29 . . . Blue Springs South . . . 1765 30 . . . McCluer . . . 1761 31 . . . Fox . . . 1756 32 . . . Kickapoo . . . 1750 33 . . . Hazelwood East . . . 1738 34 . . . Riverview Gardens . . . 1726 35 . . . Truman . . . 1713 36 . . . Hazelwood West . . . 1696 37 . . . Ritenour . . . 1676 38 . . . Winnetonka . . . 1653 39 . . . Central (St. Joseph) . . . 1622 40 . . . William Chrisman . . . 1621 41 . . . Vianney . . . 1620 42 . . . Francis Howell . . . 1586 43 . . . North Kansas City . . . 1560 44 . . . Jackson . . . 1554 45 . . . Parkway West . . . 1543 46 . . . Glendale . . . 1525 47 . . . Parkview . . . 1521 48 . . . Beaumont . . . 1475 49 . . . Gateway . . . 1475 50 . . . Troy Buchanan . . . 1460 51 . . . Seckman . . . 1437 52 . . . Fort Osage . . . 1432 53 . . . Parkway Central . . . 1416 54 . . . Park Hill . . . 1396 55 . . . Park Hill South . . . 1386 56 . . . Parkway North . . . 1378 57 . . . McCluer North . . . 1374 58 . . . Webster Groves . . . 1372 59 . . . Lebanon . . . 1371 60 . . . Raytown . . . 1366 61 . . . Rolla . . . 1360 62 . . . Belton . . . 1352 63 . . . Rockwood Summit . . . 1350 64 . . . Raymore-Peculiar . . . 1342 65 . . . Eureka . . . 1341 66 . . . Washington . . . 1313 67 . . . Poplar Bluff . . . 1299 68 . . . Ursuline Academy . . . 1276 69 . . . Hillcrest . . . 1272 70 . . . Normandy . . . 1272 71 . . . Camdenton . . . 1262 72 . . . St. Joseph's Academy . . . 1258 73 . . . Waynesville . . . 1255 74 . . . Raytown South . . . 1246 75 . . . Central (Cape Girardeau) . . . 1245 76 . . . West Plains . . . 1229 77 . . . Northeast Law & Pub. Serv. . . . 1216 78 . . . Smith-Cotton . . . 1209 79 . . . Neosho . . . 1196 80 . . . Nerinx Hall . . . 1192 81 . . . Chaminade . . . 1184 82 . . . Holt . . . 1180 83 . . . Grandview . . . 1168 84 . . . Farmington . . . 1155 85 . . . Hickman Mills . . . 1154 86 . . . Central (Springfield) . . . 1151 87 . . . University City . . . 1139 88 . . . Pacific . . . 1123 89 . . . Hillsboro . . . 1115 90 . . . Westport Charter . . . 1110 91 . . . Carthage . . . 1102 92 . . . Hannibal . . . 1098 93 . . . Sikeston . . . 1095 94 . . . Ft. Zumwalt North . . . 1093 95 . . . St. Charles . . . 1085 96 . . . Vashon . . . 1081