CHSAA Classification & League Organization

Explore CHSAA team alignments, classifications, and enrollment data across all sports and activities.

About CHSAA Classifications

CHSAA operates on a two-year classification cycle to ensure fair competition across all member schools. During each cycle, school programs are classified into different divisions based on enrollment and other factors.

Two-Year Process
  • Enrollment data is collected and verified
  • Schools are classified into appropriate divisions
  • Process repeats every two years
  • Seeks competitive balance
Cycles
  • 2024-26: Current active cycle
  • 2026-28: Next cycle (in preparation)
  • Classifications remain in effect for two years
  • All data available for review
CHSAA Bylaws - Article 15

The classification process is governed by Article 15 of the CHSAA Bylaws, which outlines the procedures for determining school classifications and ensuring fair competition.

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Quick Stats
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Classifications

Browse team alignments by sport and class. View which schools compete in each classification and see co-operative team arrangements.

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School Enrollment

Access enrollment data for all CHSAA member schools. Search and filter schools to find specific enrollment information.

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Enrollment Splits

View enrollment thresholds and classification splits for each sport. Understand how schools are classified into different divisions.

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Process Timeline

Track key dates and milestones in the CLOC process. See when declarations open, deadlines approach, and classifications are finalized.

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Member Schools

Browse all CHSAA member schools. Search and filter schools by location, enrollment, and membership status.

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Article 15 (Bylaws)

Review the official CHSAA bylaws that govern the classification process. Understand the rules and procedures for school classifications.

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Additional Resources
Classification Information
  • Two-year classification cycles
  • Enrollment-based classifications
  • Co-operative team arrangements