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Every student college and workforce ready!
March 23, 2012
Accelerating college and career readiness and attainment for every student!
Every student college and career ready!
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Every student college and workforce ready!
March 23, 2012
The means to accomplish the mission
Personalized Learning
Regional Economic Development
High SchoolTransformation
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The First Basic Understanding: Reading
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The Second Basic Understanding: Pigeon Hole High
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EXPLORE PLAN ACT
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Within 2 points of EXPLORE Benchmark More than 2 points from EXPLORE Benchmark
Met/exceeded EXPLORE Benchmark Entire sample
ACT MathematicsBenchmark: 22
EXPLORE MathematicsBenchmark: 17
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How do we get to Berlin?
Measurably improving regional economies through high school
transformation
March 23, 2012 College Acceleration NetworkConfidential: Prepared for Michigan
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Business, policy, and education leaders launched the Indiana College Acceleration Network as an economic development strategy to:
• Implement national metrics to measure and accelerate college and career readiness
• Initiate, reward, and disseminate innovative practices that produces results
The Origin
Define The Currency – The Transcript
Measure College & Workforce Readiness
Deploy iCAN “Dashboard” Tools
Train & Provide Technical Assistance
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The Process
Transcript
• Common Outcomes
• Simple to Understand– Parents– Students– Business
• Used by Colleges
• Used by Employers9
Information
The TranscriptXML
Parent /Student
Teacher/Principal
DistrictRegionalEcon Dev
Employer
DOE
CHE
Chamber of Commerce
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Year IndianaDept. of Education
Indiana DepartmentWorkforceDevelopment
Indiana CommissionHigher Ed
District Choice Longitudinal Assessments
District Choice Course-Based Assessments
8th Grade ACT Explore Engage (BMS) Algebra
9th Grade ACT Plan Work Keys Biology, Geometry, English 9
10th Grade
ACT Plan PSAT Chemistry, Algebra II, English 10
11th Grade
ACT Work Keys AP/IB/Dual Credit SAT / ASVAB
12th Grade
Industry Certs AP/IB/Dual Credit
“Nothing is particularly hard if you divide it into small Jobs” Henry Ford
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Assessment Map
iCAN Dashboard
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Performance & GrowthBy School
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Performance & GrowthBy Course
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Performance & GrowthBy Teacher
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Teacher Evaluation
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Workforce Projections
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Regional Workforce Projections
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School WorkforceProjections
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Regional EconomicDevelopment
Research / Demonstration
High School
Network HighSchool
Network HighSchoolNetwork High
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Network High School
Network HighSchool
Regional Economic Development Board
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MiddleSchool
Programs
PostSecondary
Education &Training
FreshmanTransitions
21st CenturyLearning
College &Career
Programs
The Pipeline
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The Movement
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The College Acceleration Network Objectives
Objective 1: College and workforce readiness – Increase number of students exceeding college and workforce readiness
benchmarks (performance)– Increase number of students accelerating college and workforce
performance (growth)
Objective 2: College and workforce attainment – Increase college credit and workforce credential production in high
schools (credits)– Increase on time degree and credential completion (degrees & credential
production)
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The Products and ServicesProducts
– Transcript – common high school transcript– Dashboards – information that drives decisions– Assessments – tools for teachers to improve performance and growth from
formative assessments to accelerated college reading programs.
Services– High School Growth Modeling
High school accountability (school, leader, teacher) School improvement planning
– Regional Economic Development Regional structures and networking Innovation & R & D high school models
– Other Dual credit modeling Data coaching Bundled vendor pricing