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November 6Accountability Webinar
  • Kim Gilson
  • Sr Consultant
  • Data and Accountability
  • Region 10 ESC
  • Kim.gilson_at_region10.org
  • 972-348-1480

It is the policy of Region 10 Education Service
Center not to discriminate on the basis of race,
color, national origin, gender or handicap in its
vocational programs, services or activities as
required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of
1964, as amended Title IX of the Educational
Amendments of 1972 and Section 503 and 504 of
the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended.
Region 10 Education Service Center will take
steps to ensure that lack of English language
skills will not be a barrier to admission and
participation in all educational programs and
services.
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Sound Check
  • Can You Hear Me?

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Sound Check Complete!
  • If you cant hear me
  • Check the volume on your speakers
  • Call the number in your GoTo Webinar email and
    listen from a phone

4
Housekeeping
  • Email me at kim.gilson_at_region10.org to be added
    to my listserv
  • Waitlisted for a webinar?
  • Dont worry. You can still watch it live.

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Grad Rates on Reports
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Index 4 Vs Distinction
  • Index 4 uses the 4- or 5-year grad rate,
    whichever is higher
  • The Post-Secondary Distinction uses the 4-year
    rate

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Index 2 Information
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No Growth Measure for Eng 1(Except for ELL
Progress Measure)
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Elementary and Middle SchoolsIndex 2
  • Due to New Math TEKS, You Are Left With
  • 3-8 Reading
  • And ELL Progress Measure
  • 3-8 Math
  • ELL Progress Measure Only
  • 7th Grade Writing
  • Because of this, your Index 2 Status for 2015 is
    TBD

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ELL Progress Measure
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Basic Definition
  • Considering that mastery of Reading and
    Mathematics curriculum is more challenging for an
    English Language Learner, the ELL Progress
    Measure was created.
  • This measure builds in a level of grace (adjusted
    standard) for each student who meets eligibility
    requirements as determined by the LPAC committee.
  • The amount of grace allowed for each student is
    based on his/her Years in US Schools and Telpas
    Composite Rating
  • That information places them at a stage on a
    plan. Each stage has an adjusted passing
    standard.

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ELL Progress Measure
  • Students either qualify for the Student Progress
    Measure OR the ELL Progress Measure. Even if an
    ELL student met the regular progress measure he
    would only be evaluated on the ELL Progress
    Measure.
  • Students are only placed on the plan one time,
    and are not reevaluated in subsequent years.
  • New students this year will be placed on a plan.
  • YEARS IN US SCHOOLS DATA MUST BE ACCURATE!

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STAAR A
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STAAR A TETN
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Tutorials
  • They are live!
  • http//texasassessment.com/administrations/STAAR-A
    /resources/tutorials
  • Your technology must meet minimum system
    requirements to run them.
  • https//www.pearsonaccess.com/cs/Satellite?cPage
    childpagenameTexas2FtxPALPPALayoutcid117582668
    5632p1175826685632pagenametxPALPWrapperresour
    cecategoryTechnologyInformationtestingprogramA
    ll

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Chromebooks and Tutorials(or any online testing!)
  • Online testing, including STAAR A tutorials,
    cannot run on Chromebooks without a
    virtualization installed.
  • http//testnavqualified.com/
  • Virtualizations are not free, and can be
    expensive.
  • If Pearson wins the contract for testing when it
    is up for bid again, we will update to TestNav
    8.0, which will run on Chromebooks WITHOUT the
    virtualization for the 2015-2016 testing season.

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STAAR A And The Triangle
  • Q Can a STAAR A student also use a calculator
    as an accommodation?
  • Educators should refer to the 2015 accommodation
    policy documents in the Accommodations Triangle
    at http//www.tea.state.tx.us/index4.aspx?id25769
    816003menu_id793. Once you open an
    accommodation document, the second section titled
    Assessments lists those assessments that the
    accommodation can be used on. For instance, if
    you open Oral Administration, you will see that
    this accommodation does NOT apply to STAAR A. If
    you open Calculation Devices, you will see that
    STAAR A is listed as an assessment that a
    calculation device can be used on. Student
    Assessment

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STAAR A and December EOC
  • Is STAAR A available for the December EOC?
  • No.
  • What if a student is a first-time tester in
    December, but the ARD committee determines the he
    meets STAAR A eligibility requirements?
  • The ARD committee can decide that he will wait
    until the spring to test.
  • However, students could benefit from the exposure
    to the test in the non-accommodated format.

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Non-STAAR A and December EOC
  • Q We have students who failed an EOC course
    last year and are retaking the course. They
    really didnt master second semester material,
    and we think they should wait until the spring to
    test. Can we decide not to test them?
  • A District and schools are required to provide a
    student with every testing opportunity he/she is
    eligible for.
  • Sec. 39.025. SECONDARY-LEVEL PERFORMANCE
    REQUIRED.
  • (a)The commissioner shall adopt rules requiring a
    student in the foundation high school program
    under Section 28.025 to be administered each
    end-of-course assessment instrument listed in
    Section 39.023(c). A student is required to
    achieve a scale score that indicates satisfactory
    performance, as determined by the commissioner
    under Section 39.0241(a), on each end-of-course
    assessment instrument listed under Section
    39.023(c). For each scale score required under
    this subsection that is not based on a 100-point
    scale scoring system, the commissioner shall
    provide for conversion, in accordance with
    commissioner rule, of the scale score to an
    equivalent score based on a 100-point scale
    scoring system. A student may not receive a high
    school diploma until the student has performed
    satisfactorily on end-of-course assessment
    instruments in the manner provided under this
    subsection. This subsection does not require a
    student to demonstrate readiness to enroll in an
    institution of higher education. -TEA

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At-Risk and Assessment
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Scenario A student fails a state assessment and
is labelled At-Risk.A. He passes the retest,
but not at 110orB. The test he failed no
longer exists (Chemistry EOC)How/When Does He
Come off the At-Risk List?Answer He will
remain on the list for the following school year
because of the assessment issue.
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Data Files
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PEIMS Snapshot or Data File Upload?
  • Best Practice is Data File Upload
  • Too many changes from October to Spring Testing
  • If you do Snapshot Upload, you can still load a
    data file

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SSI Anomaly
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Current 8th Graders
  • 5th Graders in 2012
  • First Year of STAAR
  • No SSI in Reading or Math
  • 8th Graders in 2015
  • First Year of New Math TEKS
  • No SSI in Math

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Accelerated Instruction
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Q Are We Supposed to Provide AI for Non-SSI
Grades?
  • Sec. 28.0211.  SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE ON
    ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENTS REQUIRED  ACCELERATED
    INSTRUCTION.  (a)  Except as provided by
    Subsection (b) or (e), a student may not be
    promoted to
  • (1)   the sixth grade program to which the
    student would otherwise be assigned if the
    student does not perform satisfactorily on the
    fifth grade mathematics and reading assessment
    instruments under Section 39.023 or
  • (2)  the ninth grade program to which the student
    would otherwise be assigned if the student does
    not perform satisfactorily on the eighth grade
    mathematics and reading assessment instruments
    under Section 39.023.
  • (a-1)  Each time a student fails to perform
    satisfactorily on an assessment instrument
    administered under Section 39.023(a) in the
    third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, or eighth
    grade, the school district in which the student
    attends school shall provide to the student
    accelerated instruction in the applicable subject
    area. Accelerated instruction may require
    participation of the student before or after
    normal school hours and may include participation
    at times of the year outside normal school
    operations.

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What About EOCs?
  • Sec. 28.0217. ACCELERATED INSTRUCTION FOR HIGH
    SCHOOL STUDENTS. Each time a student fails to
    perform satisfactorily on an assessment
    instrument administered under Section 39.023(c),
    the school district in which the student attends
    school shall provide to the student accelerated
    instruction in the applicable subject area, using
    funds appropriated for accelerated instruction
    under Section 28.0211. Accelerated instruction
    may require participation of the student before
    or after normal school hours and may include
    participation at times of the year outside normal
    school operations

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STAAR Alt 2 and A
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STAAR Alt 2 and STAAR A
  • TAA Letter Dated October 27 reminds everyone of
    eligibility requirements.
  • STAAR Alt 2 participation should not increase
    because STAAR M no longer exists
  • Students must meet applicable qualifications for
    STAAR A

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STAAR Alt 2 Extensions
  • From a district
  • TEA is denying ALL requests for extra time for
    the ALT test.  Even though we will be out of
    school for a bad weather day during the window,
    they are not going to grant any requests until
    the window actually opens and we see that
    additional time is definitely needed.  We are to
    call TEA if we see that schools are unable to
    finish testing. 

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TAC 101.3021
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The Sept 1, 2014 EOC Rule
  • TAC 101.3021
  • (e)  If a student earned high school credit for a
    course for which there is an EOC assessment as
    listed in the TEC, 39.023(c), prior to
    enrollment in a Texas public school district and
    the credit has been accepted by a Texas public
    school district, or a student completed a course
    for Texas high school credit in a course for
    which there is an EOC assessment prior to the
    2011-2012 spring administration, the student is
    not required to take the corresponding EOC
    assessment as listed in the TEC, 39.023(c). This
    subsection applies only to
  • (1)  students who will graduate under the
    minimum, recommended, or distinguished high
    school programs as those programs existed before
    the adoption of House Bill 5, 83rd Texas
    Legislature, Regular Session, 2013 or
  • (2)  courses for which credit was earned prior to
    September 1, 2014, by students who will graduate
    under the foundation high school program.

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Where Could They Come From?
  • Private School
  • Home School
  • Out of State
  • Some Virtual Schools
  • Is the school based in Texas?
  • Is it a private or public school?
  • TXVSN are PUBLIC schools, and their students
    already are required to take EOC
  • Texas Tech
  • Their students take EOCs

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TXVSN
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December EOC
  • Region 10 will administer December EOCs to
    students not enrolled on a campus in your
    district (such as virtual school or Texas Tech
    students)
  • They will be required to register beforehand
  • December 1, 2, and 3

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Pearson Avocet
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Pearson Avocet
  • http//avocet.pearson.com/TX/Home
  • Repository for assessment information
  • Interactive calendar of events that you can sync
    with your calendars

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Accountability Website
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www.region10.org/accountability
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