Introduction For the graduating class of 2022 and any graduating class thereafter. Students in New Mexico must meet both coursework and competency requirements.

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Introduction For the graduating class of 2022 and any graduating class thereafter. Students in New Mexico must meet both coursework and competency requirements in order to earn a New Mexico Diploma of Excellence. Student must complete a minimum of twenty-four credits with at least one of the credits being an advanced placement (AP) or honors course, a dual-credit course, or a distance learning course Students must also demonstrate competency in the five core content areas: mathematics, reading, writing, science, and social studies. Students who do not demonstrate competency on the primary assessments may leverage alternative assessments or competency-based alternatives.

Coursework + Competency = Diploma Requirements Coursework Requirements English Language Arts 4 Credits (Reading and Writing) Mathematics 4 Credits including Algebra II Social Studies 3.5 Credits Science 3 Credits (including two labs) Physical Education 1 unit Health .5 unit Career Cluster, 1 unit Workplace Readiness Or Language Electives 7.5 units Competency Requirements Content Area Primary Assessment* Reading PARCC ELA Grade 11 Writing PARCC ELA Grade 11 Mathematics PARCC Geometry, Algebra II, or Integrated Math II or III Social Studies End-of-Course Exam Science Grade 11 NM STEM Ready! Science Assessment *Assessments are subject to change based on the PED Graduation Manual

Demonstration of Competency Mathematics Overview 1. Students can demonstrate competency using the PRIMARY ASSESSMENT 2. Students can demonstrate competency using an ALTERNATIVE ASSESSMENT Student earns a 4 or 5 on PARCC Math Competency successfully demonstrated Student takes PARCC Math ONE time and earns below a 4 Student earns a passing score on an alternative assessment Competency successfully demonstrated

Student takes PARCC Math ONE time and scores below a 4 3. Students can demonstrate competency using a COMPETENCY-BASED ALTERNATIVE Student takes PARCC Math ONE time and scores below a 4 One of the following qualifying criteria… QC1: Earn a GPA of at least 3.0 in math coursework required for graduation QC2: Earn a 3 on PARCC Math QC3: Enroll in and pass no fewer than four courses in senior year (one of which must be Algebra II, Geometry, Integrated Mathematics II, or Integrated Mathematics III) QC4: Earn an offer letter from a branch of the United States military for full-time enlistment. QC5: Earn an acceptance into an apprenticeship program QC6: Complete a paid internship for credit over the course of at least one full semester OR OR Industry-Recognized Credential or Certificate Program of Study Dual Credit Coursework Competency Successfully Demonstrated

Demonstration of Competency Reading Overview 1. Students can demonstrate competency using the PRIMARY ASSESSMENT 2. Students can demonstrate competency using an ALTERNATIVE ASSESSMENT Student earns a 4 or 5 on PARCC ELA OR a Reading scale score of 50 or higher Competency successfully demonstrated Student takes PARCC ELA ONE time and earns below a 4 Student earns a passing score on an alternative assessment Competency successfully demonstrated

Dual Credit Coursework 3. Students can demonstrate competency using a COMPETENCY-BASED ALTERNATIVE Student takes PARCC ELA ONE time and scores below a 4 or earns a Writing scale score of 49 or below One of the following qualifying criteria… QC1: Earn a GPA of at least 3.0 in grade 11 or grade 12 ELA coursework required for graduation QC2: Earn a 3 on PARCC ELA QC3: Enroll in and pass no fewer than four courses in senior year (one of which must be a course in grade 12 ELA) QC4: Earn an offer letter from a branch of the United States military for full-time enlistment. QC5: Earn an acceptance into an apprenticeship program QC6: Complete a paid internship for credit over the course of at least one full semester OR OR Industry-Recognized Credential or Certificate Program of Study Dual Credit Coursework Competency Successfully Demonstrated

Demonstration of Competency Writing Overview 1. Students can demonstrate competency using the PRIMARY ASSESSMENT 2. Students can demonstrate competency using an ALTERNATIVE ASSESSMENT Student earns a 4 or 5 on PARCC ELA OR a Writing scale score of 35 or higher Competency successfully demonstrated Student takes PARCC ELA ONE time and does not earn a passing score Student earns a passing score on an alternative assessment Competency successfully demonstrated

Dual Credit Coursework Standards-Based Portfolio 3. Students can demonstrate competency using a COMPETENCY-BASED ALTERNATIVE Student takes PARCC ELA one time and scores below a 4 or earns a Writing Scale of 34 or below One of the following qualifying criteria… QC1: Earn a GPA of at least 3.0 in writing coursework required for graduation QC2: Earn a 3 on PARCC ELA QC3: Enroll in and pass no fewer than four courses in senior year (one of which must be a course in grade 12 writing) QC4: Earn an offer letter from a branch of the United States military for full-time enlistment. QC5: Earn an acceptance into an apprenticeship program QC6: Complete a paid internship for credit over the course of at least one full semester OR OR OR Industry-Recognized Credential or Certificate Program of Study Dual Credit Coursework Standards-Based Portfolio Competency Successfully Demonstrated

Demonstration of Competency Science Overview 1. Students can demonstrate competency using the PRIMARY ASSESSMENT 2. Students can demonstrate competency using an ALTERNATIVE ASSESSMENT Student earns a passing score or higher on Grade 11 NM STEM Ready! Science Assessment Competency successfully demonstrated Student takes Grade 11 NM STEM Ready! Science Assessment ONE time and earns below a passing score Student earns a passing score on an alternative assessment Competency successfully demonstrated

Dual Credit Coursework Standards-Based Portfolio 3. Students can demonstrate competency using a COMPETENCY-BASED ALTERNATIVE Student takes Grade 11 NM STEM Ready! Science Assessment ONE time and scores below a passing score One of the following qualifying criteria… QC1: Earn a GPA of at least 3.0 in science coursework required for graduation QC2: Earn a score qualifying as “approaching expectations” on the Grade 11 NM STEM Ready! Science Assessment QC3: Enroll in and pass no fewer than four courses in senior year (one of which must be a course in anatomy & physiology, biology, chemistry, environmental science, physical science, or physics) QC4: Earn an offer letter from a branch of the United States military for full-time enlistment. QC5: Earn an acceptance into an apprenticeship program QC6: Complete a paid internship for credit over the course of at least one full semester OR OR OR Industry-Recognized Credential or Certificate Program of Study Dual Credit Coursework Standards-Based Portfolio Competency Successfully Demonstrated

Demonstration of Competency Social Studies Overview Social Studies Primary Demonstration of Competency End-of-Course Exam Passing Score New Mexico History EOC Passing scores for EOCs administered in 2022 World History & Geography EOC will be released in spring of 2021. Students US History & Geography EOC using a test from previous school years should US Government EOC default to the scores established for that Economics EOC particular test in the year it was taken. Student earns a passing score on a social studies EOC Competency successfully demonstrated Student take social studies EOC one time and earns below a passing score Student earns a passing score on an alternative assessment Competency successfully demonstrated

Dual Credit Coursework Standards-Based Portfolio 3. Students can demonstrate competency using a COMPETENCY-BASED ALTERNATIVE Student takes a social studies EOC one time and earns below a passing score One of the following qualifying criteria… QC1: Earn a GPA of at least 3.0 in social studies coursework required for graduation QC2: Earn a score qualifying as “approaching expectations” on a social studies primary assessment QC3: Enroll in and pass no fewer than four courses in senior year (one of which must be a course in NM history, U.S. history and geography, world history and geography, U.S. government, OR economics) QC4: Earn an offer letter from a branch of the United States military for full-time enlistment. QC5: Earn an acceptance into an apprenticeship program QC6: Complete a paid internship for credit over the course of at least one full semester OR OR OR Industry-Recognized Credential or Certificate Program of Study Dual Credit Coursework Standards-Based Portfolio Competency Successfully Demonstrated

Questions on Graduation Policy? Contact grad.questions@state.nm.us Questions regarding assessments and passing scores? Contact ped.assessment@state.nm.us