welcome, high school principals! january 22, 2015 agenda and updates on wiki hsprograms.pbworks.com
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Social Studies
Voter Registration Drive March 23-27 for the Leadership Academies March 30-April 6 for everyone else Please alert Voter Registration Coordinators
Social Studies
Name change for Civics & Economics to “American History: The Founding Principles, Civics & Economics”
Effective 2015-16 Does not effect
sequencing of courses
Can still take AP US History and IB History of Americas as stand-alone courses
Advanced Placement
AP Audit Information
AP Survey
Athens Green Hope Middle Creek Millbrook Wakefield
COMPLETE
English
English II Benchmarks Performance Tasks Last Semester– Try it and
Report This Semester– Normed
across district Implementation Guide Score Reports for Part 1
Reading and Part 2 Writing in April
All materials in Content Updates and on English wiki
Assessment Alignment
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zamE9cvC6u0#t=28
“4C” Measurement: The Future is Now
• College and Work Readiness Assessment (CWRA+)– Online assessment includes a performance task and 25 selected-
response items– 5 WCPSS high schools in Spring 2015– Analytic reasoning, problem solving, and written communication– http://cae.org/images/uploads/pdf/CWRA_Student_Guide_Institution.pdf
• Program for International Student Assessment (PISA)– Administered to 15-year-olds in 70 countries– Math, Science, Reading, and general cross-curricular competencies– 5 WCPSS high schools in 2014; 5 more in Spring 2015– http://nces.ed.gov/surveys/PISA/
Writing Focus Group
Sherri Miller, K-12 DirectorSara Overby, HS ELA Melissa Hurst, MS ELABarbara Sorensen, ES ELASharon Collins, ES ELA Walter Harris, ES ELA Shanta Lightfoot, MS ELA
Argument TrainingDay 1
Day 2– March 2, 2015CR2 1400
• Send the same team for Day 2.
• HS Programs pays for subs.
http://tinyurl.com/Growing-Writers-Video
Designing Aligned K-12 Writing Rubrics
• 24 Teachers• Across District• Across Grades K-12• Across Content
Areas
David Balmer, SocSt, HeritageTammy King, SocSt, Holly SpringsKristen Larsen, SocSt, SandersonLaura Stiles, Sci, WakefieldMolly Bostic, Sci, HeritageMary Cate Larocca, ELA, Southeast RaleighJenni Greene, ELA, Holly SpringsLauren Genesky, ELA, MillbrookCarrie Horton, ELA, Vernon Malone
2. Look across: one skill criterion• What do you notice about growth within and across
grade spans?• How might these rubrics support a call to rigor in
content-area learning?
1. Look down • What do you notice about skills and
criteria?• How might these fit all content areas?
Apply It: Choose a skill criterion. Read the student response. What subskill feedback would you give this student? How can the quality continuum be used to support qualitative student growth, rather than quantitative grades?
Table Talk
http://tinyurl.com/k9cgu3c
We Need Some Bright Ideas!
http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/light-bulb-idea-821688.jpg
Google Response Formhttp://goo.gl/forms/Io07BqGRMD
One per group
What ideas do you have for implementation in a high-school culture and climate?
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http://www.princeton.edu/pr/pwb/06/0925/m/02-IMG_7678.jpg
Teacher Professional Development
Fidelity of Cross-Curricular Implementation
http://www.onlinecolleges.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Writerfolio.jpg
Interactive Digital Rubrics
K-12 Digital Portfolios
AP Potential—Online (access code required)Right to Rigor—Via email on January 8Five-Year Report—Online (access code required)Integrated Report—Via email on January 8Quickr Roster
Reports:
Quickr Roster
See link in agenda to ACT document:
“Using PLAN to Identify Student
Readiness for Rigorous Courses in High School”
Debrief
Barriers added by your group? Ways to interrupt barriers? Areas of focus? Request from HS Team: ask department
chairs of core academic areas how their department approaches the recommendation process