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ESUSD MATH PLACEMENT 2016-2017
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Outcome Math placement options that appropriately challenge and support learners resulting in: Increased math achievement Increased engagement with math Competitively prepared students for college and beyond Multiple entry points for acceleration
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Highlights of Senate Bill 359 “Fair, objective, and transparent” placement policy for “pupils entering grade 9” Use “multiple objective academic measures” Include “at least one placement checkpoint within the first month” of school “Aggregate pupil advancement data annually” Offer “clear and timely recourse” to students and families who question pupil’s placement
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Process ESUSD STEM Committee 2014-15 proposal Data analysis Smarter Balanced Assessment 2014-15 Math placement data Survey and focus group data Community input 2015-16 STEM Committee District-wide articulation day Site-based meetings and MLC collaboration
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Considerations Data Student readiness Flexible sequences K-12 articulation College and career preparation Best practices in pedagogy Surrounding district practices Student, family, and community needs During-the-school day opportunities
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Sequence
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Sequence - ESHS
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Step 2: Placement for Grade 6 Grade of “4” in math & at least 85% on placement test OR Standard Exceeded on SBAC (or) Grade of “3” in math & 92% on placement test OR at least 85% on placement test AND Standard Exceeded on SBAC Meets following criteria: 5 th Grade Math Math Year1 Math Year 1&2 2015-16 5 th Grade 2016-17 6 th Grade
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Step 2: Placement for Grade 7 90% at Semester 1 & 2 (or) 90% at S1 or S2 AND 90% on placement test Meets following criteria: 6 th Grade Math Math Year2 Math Year 2&3 2015-16 6 th Grade 2016-17 7 th Grade
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Step 2: Placement for Grade 8 90% at Semester 1 & 2 (or) 88% at Semester 1 and 90% on semester final Meets following criteria: 7th Grade Math Math Year3 Math Year 3 and Algebra 2015-16 7 th Grade 2016-17 8 th Grade
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Step 2: Placement for Grade 9 Semester 1 Grade at least B+ Third Quarter Progress Report Grade at least B+ Grade 8 CAASPP Achievement Level of Standard Exceeded or Standard Met Meets at least two criteria: Math Year 3 Algebra 1 Earn C or higher in Math Year 3 Algebra 1 with intervention Did not earn C or higher in Math Year 3 Algebra 1 & Geometry 2-period block class 2015-16 8 th Grade 2016-17 9 th Grade
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Step 2: Placement for Grade 9 2015-16 8 th Grade 2016-17 9 th Grade Algebra 1 at ESMS Geometry Semester 1 Grade at least B Third Quarter Progress Report Grade at least B Grade 8 CAASPP Achievement Level of Standard Exceeded or Standard Met Meets at least two criteria:
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Step 2: Placement for Grade 9 2015-16 8 th Grade 2016-17 9 th Grade Geometry at ESHS Algebra 2 Honors Semester 1 Grade at least A- 12-week Progress Report Grade at least A- Grade 8 CAASPP Achievement Level of Standard Exceeded Meets at least two criteria: 2016-2017 Placement criteria for grades 10-12 and all Math courses
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Supports 30 Day Check-in Teacher-embedded supports After-school programs During-school Math Intervention Online resources for parents and students
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Questions? Site Specific Meetings May 4, 6pm @ESHS May 5, 930am @ Richmond Street School May 12, 930am @ Center Street School
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