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Presenter cites Nassau County directors survey showing most districts dropped class rank
Summary
The presenter told the board she surveyed a Nassau County directors group (26 schools responded) and reported that roughly 90% of responding districts no longer maintain class rank, though many still identify top students for scholarship purposes. The district will consider phasing options and stakeholder input.
The presenter said she polled a Nassau County directors group; of roughly 26 schools that responded she reported that "90% of them do not have class rank any longer." She added that many districts still identify a top 10% for scholarship requirements even when they do not publish a rank.
The presenter said responses varied: some districts reported no decrease in student motivation after removing rank while many reported increased stress associated with maintaining rank. She suggested the district examine attendance and participation metrics to evaluate the effects of any policy change and to coordinate with counselors and families before implementing changes.
