Which option correctly states KHHS eligibility for juniors?

Which option correctly states KHHS eligibility for juniors?

• A. Top 10% of sophomore class
• B. Top 15% of junior class
• C. Top 25% of senior class
• D. Top 30% of junior class

Answer: (B)

KHHS determines junior eligibility by ranking students within the junior class and selecting those in the top 15 percent. This means eligibility is a measure of relative standing among juniors, not across other grades, and uses a percentile cutoff to account for how the junior class compares to itself. The top 15 percent criterion ensures a fair, grade-level standard for juniors. Referencing other grades or using a different cutoff for juniors would not fit the policy (for example, using sophomores or seniors, or a different percentile like 30% for juniors).

KHHS determines junior eligibility by ranking students within the junior class and selecting those in the top 15 percent. This means eligibility is a measure of relative standing among juniors, not across other grades, and uses a percentile cutoff to account for how the junior class compares to itself. The top 15 percent criterion ensures a fair, grade-level standard for juniors.

Referencing other grades or using a different cutoff for juniors would not fit the policy (for example, using sophomores or seniors, or a different percentile like 30% for juniors).