Report Interpretation Workshop

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• 2005
• Report Interpretation Workshop

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Agenda

• 100-145 p.m.
• Welcome and Introductions
• Changes for 2005 Reporting
• NHEIAP Test Administration Information for 2006
  and Beyond
• The Future of High School Testing (Tentative)
• 145-200 p.m.
• Break
• 200-300 p.m.
• Confidential Student-Level CDs
• Parent Letters
• Common Item Reports
• Student Labels
• Alternate Assessment School-Level Reports

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Agenda Continued

• 200-300 p.m. (cont.)
• Public Access CDs
• NHEIAP School-, District-, and State-Level
  Reports
• State Disaggregated Reports
• Data Files
• Released Items
• Confidential Student Name/Lithocode CDs for use
  with iAnalyze
• Questions

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http//www.ed.state.nh.us
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http//www.ed.state.nh.us/education/doe/organizati
on/curriculum/Assessment.htm
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• http//www.ed.state.nh.us/education/doe/organizati
  on/curriculum/Assessment/NHIAP.htm

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Changes for 2005 Reporting

• Reports are based on the number of students
  required to participate in the Grade 10 NHEIAP
  assessments.
• Nonparticipation categories included students
• who were absent or whose parents refused
• who had a medical emergency
• who were limited-English proficient and were in
  the U.S. for less than 10 months (excused from
  Reading only)
• Release 50 of common items, and produce strand
  subscore
• Acceptable Yearly Progress (AYP) Reports will be
  issued at a later date tentatively October 18
• AYP Reports will include all data except AYP
  designations. AYP designations will be issued
  separately by the Department and posted on the
  Department website. This will allow for
  successful appeals to be noted without the need
  to change the reports.

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NHEIAP 2006 Test Administration Information and
Beyond

• NH-Alternate Assessment at grades 2-7 and 10
  throughout 2005-2006 school year
• Grade 10 NHEIAP test administration dates
  Tuesday, May 2 Friday, May 12
• Reading and Mathematics to be assessed
• Test administration workshops in March, 2006
• All test materials picked up on May 17, 2006 by
  UPS
• Results released in August

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The Future of High School Testing(Tentative)

• Joint effort between Rhode Island and New
  Hampshire (Vermont will likely go with a college
  entrance exam Maine has already done this)
• NECAP/NHEIAP-like test in Reading, Mathematics,
  and Writing beginning October 2007
• Pilot test in Fall 2006 possibly one subject
  per school
• Grade 10 NHEIAP will not be given after May 2006

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