Slide 1 A New Diagnostic Test for NC 8 th graders Every 8 th grade student in North Carolina is taking the EXPLORE in October Exception: students who.

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Slide 1 A New Diagnostic Test for NC 8 th graders Every 8 th grade student in North Carolina is taking the EXPLORE in October Exception: students who are assessed with the NCEXTEND1

Slide 2 2 From US Department of Education Overview ESEA Flexibility Waiver, 9/23/11: “To receive this flexibility, an SEA must demonstrate that it has college- and career- ready expectations for all students in the State by adopting college- and career-ready standards in at least reading/ language arts and mathematics, transitioning to and implementing such standards statewide for all students and schools”

Slide 3 3 College- and Career-Ready Standards (CCRS): “College- and career-ready standards” are content standards for kindergarten through 12th grade that build towards college and career readiness by the time of high school graduation. A State’s college- and career-ready standards must be either (1) standards that are common to a significant number of States; or (2) standards that are approved by a State network of institutions of higher education, which must certify that students who meet the standards will not need remedial course work at the postsecondary level.

Slide 4 4 From General Assembly Senate Bill 479: “to the extent funds are made available, the State Board shall plan for and require the administration of the ACT test for all students in the eleventh grade unless the student has already taken a comparable test and scored at or above a level set by the State Board” “to the extent funds are made available, the State Board shall plan for and require the administration of diagnostic tests in the eighth and tenth grades that align to the ACT test in order to help diagnose student learning and provide for students an indication of whether the are on track to be remediation-free at a community college or university”

Slide 5 ACT’s College and Career Readiness System EXPLORE – 8 th grade PLAN – 10 th grade ACT – 11 th grade

Slide 6 EXPLORE shows students their strengths and weaknesses in English, mathematics, reading, and science. EXPLORE helps students search for careers and learn which ones might be right for them. EXPLORE helps students choose high school courses that will prepare students for college and work. Why Take EXPLORE?

Slide 7 Using Your EXPLORE Results Student Guide to EXPLORE

Slide 8 What is the Student Score Report? This individualized report details scores received on the assessment and the career plans and needs indicated by the student. What does the Student Score Report provide? ➡ Suggestions for improving student academic skills ➡ Careers that match student interests ➡ Indicators of college readiness Student Score Report

Slide 9 EXPLORE Score Report Side 1

Slide 10 Student/School Information

Slide 11 Your Scores

Slide 12 Your Estimated PLAN ® Composite Score Range

Slide 13 Your High School Course Plans Compared to Core

Slide 14 Areas in Which You Would Like Additional Help

Slide 15 Your Plans for After High School

Slide 16 College Readiness

Slide 17 Your Career Possibilities

Slide 18 EXPLORE Score Report Side 2

Slide 19 Review Your Answers

Slide 20 Your Skills

Slide 21