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Originally Posted by JRutledge
The testing body for most of us is the state or local association that you belong to. It is not the NF. The NF produces a test and each state choice to use it how they see fit. There are states that make their own test for qualification purposes. How can someone be unethical in getting a copy or giving out a copy of a test their state does not even use?
They are very subjective and variable in many ways. We are just going to have to disagree on this one (what else is new). Until you can show me in the code of ethics there is something specific to the test, then it is very subjective what rules apply to a test.
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How about getting the test early that the state actually
does use? Let's take Alaska,for example...the home of Whistles&Stripes.
Alaska uses the exact same NFHS exam that ol' W&S has been looking for since mid-September. The ASAA sends the exam and the blank answer sheet to each official, and then that completed answer sheet has to be mailed in. The ASAA then marks the exam and sends the mark and sheet back to each official. A passing grade for certification is 75%, but you can't work state tournaments without being certified.
As for the "Code of Ethics", the following is posted on the appropriate ASAA web page---
"Tests are NOT released prior to the NFHS release date". Of course, that doesn't apply to ol' W&S getting the test e-mailed to him. Naw.....
http://www.asaa.org/officials/index.html
I'll let you know shortly when Alaska actually mails the test out(mid-September, Bush?
) and when they expect it back. I've asked for that info.