Reply to "Grading Measurers?"

genenewmanRRTC Chairman

Hi all,

Yes, grading can open up a can of worms as Pete suggests. However, if we keep it simple then it could be very easy to maintain. For some reason this is wanted by USATF and it is not a difficult thing for us to do.

My suggestion is to classify all FS and those who have measured at least x number of courses an A. Anyone who has measured a course is a B and all others are a C.

This could be posted on the Measurers list. We would not put any letter by a person's name, but have the above explanation at the top of this page. Just a thought!

12/7/065:40 AM

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