1 College Board Overview in Minnesota Christine Silvis Kathie Montognese Jeff Peterson.

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1 College Board Overview in Minnesota Christine Silvis Kathie Montognese Jeff Peterson

2 The College Board Mission

3 A Pathway to Performance College and Career Readiness Expectations for All Students Four integrated assessments – one powerful tool The College Board’s College and Career Readiness Pathway is a series of integrated assessments that measures college and career readiness from the eighth through the 12th grades

4 Students who pass an AP course are three times as likely to complete college. Advancing Student Success  AP is a rigorous academic program built on the commitment, passion and hard work of students and educators  Comprised of more than 30 courses across multiple subject areas  Enables students to earn college credit or placement while still in high school, providing cost savings Measure and Report College Level Rigor

5 Advanced Placement in MN  State of MN is in its 20 th year of providing AP exam fee support  65% of MN students score 3 or higher on AP exams. The National Average is 57%  Over the last 10 years, MN has the 5 th largest growth in the nation of scores of 3 or higher on AP exams.

6 AP: Number of Examinations and Number of Examinations with Grades of 3, 4 or 5 31% increase in 5 yrs 31% increase in 5 yrs

7 What is AP Potential?  A web-based tool  Free for schools that administer the PSAT/NMSQT  Provided by the maker of the AP Exams  Designed to ensure that no student is overlooked  Based on proven research

8 AP Potential

9 AP Potential: Expectancy Tables Expectancy Tables See data from the correlation study showing the percentage of students at any given PSAT/NMSQT score range.

10 –Student names –Correlations and Student scores –Ethnicity –Gender AP Potential: Subject Detail

11 Another Step on the Path to Success  Enable even more personalized instructional intervention within schools needing additional opportunities to enhance academic performance  Supplement the College Board’s College and Career Readiness Pathway through the implementation of ACCUPLACER ® Additional Diagnostic Information on Low Performing Students Enable More Personalized Diagnostic Intervention

12 ACCUPLACER and MnSCU: History 1997 Assessment for Course Policy 3.3 was adopted. Policy 3.3 requires ALL MnSCU institutions to use the same course placement instrument, ACCUPLACER was chosen (Fall) ACPC Committee began process for setting statewide course placement scores for reading, writing, and mathematics 2007 Renewed ACCUPLACER statewide contract and adopted statewide model (Full implementation of scores July 1,2007) 2011 Renewed ACCUPLACER statewide contract and began customizing math test (Full implementation of math test Jan 2013)

13 ACCUPLACER State-Wide Model All testing sites can upload to Registration system; test scores and questions College Readiness Site High School Testing PreHealth Students High School Testing Heritage ProjectACCU/MFL Site MnSCU Research Project MN Dept of Corrections Faculty Site Hibbing Technical College Dakota Technical College South Central College MN State Un, Mankato Winona State University Century College MnSCU Institutional Administrator

14 ACCUPLACER ACCUPLACER Placement Tests assist in determining student readiness for college-level courses or if students would benefit from a developmental course. ACCUPLACER Diagnostic Tests provide a detailed assessment of students’ skills to indentify academic strengths and weaknesses.

15 Process of Creating Math Customized Exam  MnSCU math faculty and College Board framed the vision, created five strands and subdomains  2 subsequent day long meetings with math faculty representatives from each campus to customize strands and domains, review each item  Invited the Department of Education Math Specialists and representatives from the high schools to participate  College Board field tested new items  Two Day Standard Setting in Oct to set course placement score for College Algebra  All institutions will begin testing students with new math test Jan 2013 for enrollment summer/fall 2013

16 Arithmetic Strands Elementary Algebra Strands Score Sentence Skills Strands Reading Comp Strands Score ACCUPLACER Strands

17 Elementary Algebra Strands College Level Math Strands Score Custom Strand Level Placement Test Score ACCUPLACER Strands Custom Configuration Overall Placement Score – Based on collective test items Diagnostic Scoring –Customized ACCU/MyFoundationsLab

18 College Board Test Development Team MnSCU Faculty Existing Test Items ITEMITEMITEM ITEM ITEM ITEMITEMITEM ITEMITEMITEM Continual Cycle of Item Development ITEM

19 Placement Tests New Diagnostics MyFoundationsLab ACCUPLACER/MyFoundationsLab Academic Checkups Intervention Supplemental Instruction Intervention Supplemental Instruction Retention Alignment to MN State Standards & Common Core

20 The ACCUPLACER diagnostic assessment is paired with proven MyFoundationsLab remediation. This powerful combined experience enhances college preparedness and student success. ACCUPLACER/MyFoundationsLab

21 ACCUPLACER//MyFoundationLab Ideas/Best Practices for ACCU/MFL High Schools  Early intervention  Credit recovery  Dual enrollment or “middle college” programs  GEAR UP programs Colleges  Summer bridge, summer institutes, boot camp for placement retesting  Transitional programs for both traditional and nontraditional learners  Academic support for existing students, tutoring programs  Supplemental instruction in development education courses

22 In Closing…. Students are college-ready when they have the knowledge, skills, and behaviors to complete a college course of study successfully, without remediation. “Without preparation, opportunity is an empty promise.” —Alan Page, Minnesota Supreme Court Justice

23 Contact Information Christine Silvis, Educational Manager, K-12 Services Kathie Montognese, Senior Assessment Manager, ACCUPLACER Jeff Peterson, Director, State Government Relations The College Board is committed to working alongside Minnesota to design a seamless assessment program that bridges the gap from K12 to HE and the workforce. 23