Virginia System of Performance Standards and Measures for Secondary Career and Technical Education P

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Performance Measures For 2005-2006

• Virginia System of Performance Standards and
  Measures for Secondary Career and Technical
  Education Programs

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Negotiations with OVAERequired by Perkins III

• Virginia System of Performance Standards and
  Measures for Secondary Career and Technical
  Education Programs

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Past Performance Goals(as negotiated with US DOE)
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New Requirements Established by OVAE for 05-06
Negotiations

• Performance Based on 3 year averages plus a .05
  to 1.0 percentage target increase
• Threshold of 90 increased to 95
• Academic Attainment aligned with No Child Left
  Behind

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Performance Levels Established for 05-06(as
negotiated with US DOE)
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Impact on Virginia

• Significant Possibilities

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Impact on LEAs

• Comparison of 03-04 results to 05-06 negotiations
• Improvement in Performance vs. Maintenance of
  Effort vs. Decrease in Performance
• Improvement planning vs. Consequences of not
  performing

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Perkins IV

• Accountability More consistency across the
  states
• Measures Could be the same as we currently have
  in place
• Numerators/Denominators could change based on
  data fields required
• Subgroups addressed vs. overall performance
• Continuous Improvement
• Negotiation with each LEA which receives funds

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The Past Cannot Be Changed. The Future Is In
Your Power.

• Virginia System of Performance Standards and
  Measures for Secondary Career and Technical
  Education Programs

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Questions?
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Contact Information
804-225-2833 FAX [phone] INTERNET
Jim.Gray_at_doe.virginia.gov James A. Gray,
Jr. Associate Director Office of Career and
Technical Education Virginia Department of
Education 101 N. 14th Street P.O. Box 2120 James
Monroe Building Richmond, VA 23218-2120 Richmond,
VA 23219