[oneijoe]

Cardfan1 is correct, I believe, on the methodology used in setting the classes. KHSAA set the highest and lowest classes (A and 6A) at an ideal 4 teams in 8 districts then equally divided the rest (at the time) among the middle 4 classes.

Some changes happen between reclassification years due to consolidation (other reasons?), but the breakdown for this past season was (from Riherds list):

A and 6A - 32
2A - 38
3A - 39
4A - 37
5A - 40

Total - 186


If KHSAA uses the same method on the 2015 reclassification, and keeping in mind the number of schools is likely to decrease (due to continuing consolidation), the number of A and 6A schools aren't likely to change. This leaves the average of remaining schools to be placed in respective 2A-5A classes at 38.5. At a minimum, 5A will lose one school and 4A will pick up one.

As far as -which- schools go where, it's impossible to tell until this next year's male student census.