Alabama Board of Education - Alabama Learning Exchange

CCRS Implementation
Team Meeting #1
September 2012
Outcomes for the Day
Participants will:
• Receive information on SDE Plan 2020,
Assessment, and Accountability
• Train on the Alabama Insight
• Train on content-specific CCRS modules
• Plan with job-alike groups
• Plan with LEA teams
Overview of the Day
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Agenda
Registration Packet
Note Taking Tool
Session Feedback
Implementation Timeline
August 2012 – The 2010 Math Course of Study
(CCRS) implemented for all
Grades K-12.
August 2013 – The 2010 ELA Course of Study
(CCRS) implemented for all
Grades K-12 and Literacy
Standards in History, Science &
Technical Subjects
CCRS Professional Learning
• Developed collaboratively across
SDE sections
• Future meetings based upon
feedback
• Differentiated based on LEA needs
ALABAMA COLLEGE- & CAREER-READY
STANDARDS & SUPPORT WEBSITE
www.alex.state.al.us/ccrs
Alabama State Board of Education
PLAN 2020
Our Vision
Every Child a Graduate – Every Graduate Prepared
for
College/Work/Adulthood in the 21st Century
Prepared Graduate Defined
Possesses the
knowledge and
skills needed to
enroll and
succeed in
credit-bearing,
first-year courses
at a two- or fouryear college,
trade school,
technical school,
without the
need for
remediation.
Possesses the
ability to apply
core academic
skills to realworld situations
through
collaboration with
peers in problem
solving, precision,
and punctuality in
delivery of a
product, and has
a desire to be a
life-long learner.
Alabama’s PLAN 2020 Priorities
ALABAMA’S
2020
LEARNERS
ALABAMA’S
2020
SUPPORT SYSTEMS
ALABAMA’S
2020
PROFESSIONALS
ALABAMA’S
2020
SCHOOLS/SYSTEMS
Alabama’s 2020 Learners
Objectives
1. All students perform at or
above proficiency and show
continuous improvement
(achievement/growth).
2. All students succeed (gap closure).
3. Every student graduates from
high school (grad rate).
4. Every student graduates high
school prepared (college and career
readiness).
Plan 2020 STRATEGIES for Learners
Develop and implement a unified
PreK through college and career
readiness plan.
Develop and adopt college- and
career-ready aligned standards in all
subject areas.
Create and implement a balanced and
meaningful assessment and
accountability system.
ARMT and ACT
• If scores on the ACT will be the determinant of
college/career readiness, what is the
correlation between ARMT scores and the
ACT?
• If we correlate ACT and ARMT Level III and IV
the correlation is less than .5
ACT Benchmarks
Subject Area Test
English
Reading
Mathematics
Science
ACT Benchmark
18
21
22
24
ACT College Readiness Benchmarks are scores on the ACT subject
area tests that represent the level of achievement required for students
to have a 50% chance of obtaining a B or higher or about a 75%
chance of obtaining a C or higher in corresponding credit-bearing firstyear college courses.
Alabama’s Students
18% of 2012 ACT-Tested High School
Graduates met College Readiness
Benchmarks in all four subject areas.
3% of Minority Students met the
College Readiness Benchmarks in all
four subject areas.
Assessment
Alabama College- and Career-Ready
Assessment System
Implementation Timeline
2012-13 School Year
Grades K-2
Grades 3-7
Grades 8-12
End-of-Course
Assessments
Formative/Interim/
Benchmark
Assessments
(LEA Determined)
ARMT+
(Grades 3-8)
College-and CareerReady Assessments
English 9
EXPLORE (Gr. 8)
English 10
PLAN (Gr. 10)
Algebra I
Geometry
Biology
(AHSGE Gr. 11-12)
Alabama College- and Career-Ready
Assessment System
Implementation Timeline
2013-14 School Year
Grades K-2
Formative/Interim/
Benchmark
Assessments
(LEA Determined)
Grades 3-7
New
Grades 8-12
End-of-Course
Assessments
College-and CareerReady Assessments
English 11
Algebra II
Chemistry
U.S. History
EXPLORE (Gr. 8)
PLAN (Gr. 10)
ACT Plus Writing
(Gr.11)
PLUS
English 9
English 10
Algebra I
Geometry
Biology
(AHSGE Gr. 11-12)
Alabama College- and Career-Ready Assessment
System Implementation Timeline
2014-15 School Year
Grades K-2
Formative/Interim/
Benchmark
Assessments
(LEA Determined)
Grades 3-7
New
Grades 8-12
End-of-Course
Assessments
College-and CareerReady Assessments
English 12
Precalculus
Physics
EXPLORE (Gr. 8)
PLAN (Gr. 10)
ACT Plus Writing
(Gr.11)
PLUS
English 11
Algebra II
Chemistry
U.S. History
PLUS
English 9
English 10
Algebra I
Geometry
Biology
(AHSGE Gr. 11-12)
Alabama College- and Career-Ready Assessment
System Implementation Timeline
2015-16 School Year
Grades K-2
Formative/Interim/
Benchmark
Assessments
(LEA Determined)
Grades 3-7
New
Grades 8-12
End-of-Course
Assessments
College-and CareerReady Assessments
English 12
Precalculus
Physics
EXPLORE (Gr. 8)
PLAN (Gr. 10)
ACT Plus Writing
(Gr.11)
WorkKeys (Gr. 12)
PLUS
English 11
Algebra II
Chemistry
U.S. History
PLUS
English 9
English 10
Algebra I
Geometry
Biology
(AHSGE Gr. 11-12)
Focus on Formative, Interim, and
Benchmark Assessment
• State purchased Global Scholar – available
this school year
• Aligned with CCRS
• Two Series
– Achievement – all grade levels and subjects;
online or paper/pencil
– Performance – computer adaptive test;
diagnostic, student placement, growth,
recommended instructional adjustments
Accountability
Differentiated and Customized Support
and Intervention System
Differentiated Support
Regional Planning Teams (RPT)
 11 teams composed of SDE; IHE; OSR; AASCD
 Partner with LEAs for planning
 Two purposes
• Provide resources and support as you transition
to the CCRS
• Provide specific and precise support around 2-3
priorities that are LEA determined
Differentiated Support
Regional Support Staff (RSS)
Available to provide on site or regional
support for CCRS transition
“We can whenever we choose
successfully teach all
children whose schooling is
of importance to us.
We already know more than
we need to do that.
Whether or not we do it must
finally depend on how we
feel about the fact that we
haven’t so far.”
Ron Edmunds
http://alex.state.al.us/ccrs
Send questions or comments to
Cindy Freeman
CCRS Rollout Coordinator
[email protected]
334.353.1191
334.353.1191