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State Assessment

State Assessment. Parent Presentation. Why is this in place?. Federal legislation passed in 2001 No Child Left Behind Reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) of 1965 States required to be in compliance. Key Accountability Requirements.

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State Assessment

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  1. State Assessment Parent Presentation

  2. Why is this in place? • Federal legislation passed in 2001 • No Child Left Behind • Reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) of 1965 • States required to be in compliance 05/14/03

  3. Key Accountability Requirements • All states are required to conduct an annual assessment of all children in • grades 3 through 8 and • one high school grade • Used in school and district accountability determination 05/14/03

  4. Key Accountability Requirements • All students must meet proficiency • on the state assessments in reading/ELA & math • by the 2013-2014 school year 05/14/03

  5. Student Accountability 05/14/03

  6. DELAWARE STUDENT TESTING PROGRAM • The DSTP: • -measures how students are progressing relative to the content standards • provides reports of student’s strengths & weaknesses and helps identify student needs • relates well to other measures of student performance such as teacher “alert lists” 05/14/03

  7. Delaware Student Testing Program • Since 1998 students in have been tested in reading, writing, mathematics • grades 2-10 • Since 2000 students have also been tested in science and social studies • grades 4, 6, 8 & 11 05/14/03

  8. Delaware Student Testing Program • In spring 2009 students will be tested in reading and mathematics in: • Grades 2-10 • SAT 10 • DE standards specific items • Every student receives a Performance Level • Grade 2 students receive only 3 Perf. Levels 05/14/03

  9. Delaware Student Testing Program • In spring 2009 students will be tested in writing in: • Grades 5, 8 and 10 • Each test requires a level of ability 05/14/03

  10. DSTP Performance Levels • Five Performance Levels (Grades 3-10) • Level 5 Distinguished • Level 4 Exceeds the Standard • Level 3 Meets the Standard • Level 2 Below the Standard • Level 1 Well Below the Standard 05/14/03

  11. Grade 2 Performance Levels • Level 4 Exceeds the standards • Level 3 Meets the standards • Level 2 Below the standards 05/14/03

  12. Student Accountability • There are no promotion consequences fro grades 2-5 as a result of performance on the DSTP • Students in grades 2-5 who score a PL 1 and not meeting benchmarks on district level assessments will be invited to a summer enrichment program • There will be consequences for students in middle school who do not meet the standards in reading and mathematics. This will be a multi- assessment decision and will not be the result of just the DSTP. 05/14/03

  13. Scholarships & Recognition • Michael C. Ferguson Scholarships • 150 $1,000 scholarships available for highest performers in reading, writing and math in grades 8 & 10 • 150 $1,000 scholarships available for highest low-income performers in reading, writing and math in grades 8 & 10 • Certificates • State of Delaware Distinguished Performance Certificates for any student who earns a Level 5 on the DSTP in reading, writing or math in grades 3, 5, 8 or 10 05/14/03

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