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2  To clearly communicate the extent to which students have mastered the CCSS/NJCCCS  To assist district staff with monitoring and evaluating present programming  To clearly communicate the social-emotional components of learning within the framework of whole child development Why create a standards based report card?

3  December of 2014 Reviewed Samples/Designed Structure  January/February/March/April of 2015 Developed Language by Content Area  May of 2015 Created Kindergarten Progress Report  June/July of 2015 Finalized/Identified Community Outreach With Regional Administration  January of 2016 Review Samples/Design Structure  February/March/April/May of 2016 Develop Language by Content Area  June/July of 2016 Finalize/Identify Community Out reach With Regional Administration Timeline

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