North Carolina Read to Achieve and Reading 3D K-3 Literacy Carolyn Guthrie, Director Regional Consultants Excellent Public Schools Act.

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North Carolina Read to Achieve and Reading 3D K-3 Literacy Carolyn Guthrie, Director Regional Consultants Excellent Public Schools Act

North Carolina Read to Achieve Adopted July 2012 (state budget act) 7 basic components Effective at the beginning of the school year

North Carolina Read to Achieve Comprehensive Plan for Reading Achievement –Improve reading achievement –Effective reading instructional practices based on current empirical research –Stakeholder input –Standard Course of Study / Common Core –Teacher licensure and renewal standards –Teacher education

North Carolina Read to Achieve Developmental Screening and Kindergarten Entry Assessment ( ) –5 essential domains Language and literacy, cognition and general knowledge, approaches toward learning, physical well- being and motor development, social and emotional development –Early language, literacy, math within 30 days

North Carolina Read to Achieve Facilitating Early Grade Reading Proficiency –Formative, diagnostic assessments K-3 –Instructional supports and services for difficulties in reading development –Formative, diagnostic data to identify root causes of reading development deficiency –Adopted by SBE in August 2012

mClass Reading 3D Formative and Diagnostic 2 components –DIBELS Next (universal screener) –TRC (Text Reading Comprehension)

North Carolina Read to Achieve Elimination of Social Promotion –Retention after 3 rd grade –Good cause exemptions –Superintendent approves exemptions –Teacher sends justification and documentation of good cause to principal –Principal makes initial determination of retention then sends in writing to Superintendent

Good Cause Exemptions Limited English Proficient students Students with IEPs that include alternate assessments and reading interventions based on the extended content standards Proficiency on an alternate assessment after EOG or summer reading camp Proficiency through a reading portfolio Previously retained more than once

North Carolina Read to Achieve Successful Reading Development for Retained Students –Summer reading camps –Teacher: positive student outcomes in reading –3/4 Transition class –Accelerated class –Mid-year promotion

North Carolina Read to Achieve Notification to Parents and Guardians –Timely –In writing Not eligible for good cause exemption Interventions used –Monthly reports on reading progress

North Carolina Read to Achieve LEA Accountability –Published numbers of proficient, not proficient, Read to Achieve Test, retained, exemptions Local Boards –Reports sent to State Board including interventions used –SBE and DPI provide technical assistance

K-3 Literacy Division Director 8 Regional Consultants In districts and schools Support, not compliance Professional Development PLCs, data analysis for teachers and administrators Components of Read to Achieve

Student is retained after 3 rd grade 3 rd /4 th transition class (classroom designed to meet 4 th grade performance standard while continuing to remediate areas of reading deficiency) –within class Accelerated reading class (instructional supports provided to increase a student's reading level at least two grade levels) - pull out Opportunity for Mid-Year promotion by passing the Read to Achieve test of reading comprehension or Student Reading Portfolio by November 1. Proficient? Retention Label remains – intensive reading support continues and teacher begins grade 4 portfolio (school based team may consider placement options) Retention Label removed – student continues in 4 th grade curriculum with intensive reading support 4 th grade Student Portfolio is used to show proficiency and have retention label removed; and then completes 4 th grade EOG Completes 4 th grade EOG Principal Authority on Proficiency Retention/Promotion based on Principal's decision Student promoted to 5 th grade Process of Retention NO YES OR

Speedboat vs. Oil Tanker You do an intervention with a second grader, you’re changing direction on a speedboat, but when you do an intervention with a fifth grader, you’re changing direction on an oil tanker. – Catherine E. Snow, Professor of Education, Harvard Graduate School of Education