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Assistant Superintendent
and Curriculum Director
Network Meeting
September 15, 2011
Transition to the CCSS and Comprehensive Assessment System
2. CCSS & PARCC Transition Timeline
Race to the Top resources will support our state’s transition
Race to the Top resources will support our state’s transition
3. LEA CCSS LEA Transition PlanningGet Ready! SY 2011-2012
4. LEA CCSS LEA Transition PlanningGet Ready! SY 2011-2012
5. Transition Resources Educator Resources:
Introductory Phase
Implementation Timeline & Benchmarks
Introduction to CCSS PPT
Overview Documents: CCSS vs GLEs/GSEs
FAQ Document
Myths/Facts Document
Transition Phase
Study of the Standards and follow up PD Modules to support: “After” Study of the Standards work
Supports to further deepen understanding of CCSS & PARCC
RIDE WEBSITE RESOURCES
Introductory Phase supports completed and posted by September (end most likely for all)
Transition Phase supports will be an evolution to further deepen educators understanding of CCSS & PARCCRIDE WEBSITE RESOURCES
Introductory Phase supports completed and posted by September (end most likely for all)
Transition Phase supports will be an evolution to further deepen educators understanding of CCSS & PARCC
6. Study of the Standards Workshop to Study the Standards (CCSS)
One day workshop
Participant Outcomes:
Knowledge of the structure of standards
Utilize Tools to develop deeper understanding of CCSS
7. Study of the Standards
8. Intensive Curricula Develop Model Curricula:
4 Mathematics
3 Science
2 English Language Arts
1 Social Studies
9. Intensive Curriculum Timeline Thirty-three participating LEAs including urban, urban ring and charters
Ten cohorts: four math, three science, two ELA, one social studies
* Work funded through the MSP grant. ** Currently to be funded through non-RTT source. 2013-14 is last year of RTTT grant
Thirty-three participating LEAs including urban, urban ring and charters
Ten cohorts: four math, three science, two ELA, one social studies
* Work funded through the MSP grant. ** Currently to be funded through non-RTT source. 2013-14 is last year of RTTT grant
10. Assessment Grades 3-11
Mathematics & English Language Arts/Literacy
Grades 5 and above will be computer based
Pilot Testing to begin, 2012-13
Full Implementation to begin, SY 2014-15
11. Assessment Design
Performance-Based Assessment (PBA)
Includes: Extended Tasks & Applications of concepts/skills
Administered at 75% of school year (March/April)
End-of-year Assessment
Innovative, computer-based items
Administered at 90% of school year (May/June)
Optional Early Year Diagnostic Assessment
Optional Kindergarten – Grade 2 Assessment
Optional Reading Level Locator Assessment
Assessment
12. Questions for Discussion What is plan for communicating with principals and teachers the LEA’s plan for the transition to the Common Core State Standards?
What connections have you made to other RIDE work?
Have educators been provided with information on participation of Study of the Standards and Curriculum work and what his/her role will be in that work?
What is your plan to support teachers in developing a deep understanding of the standards?
What tools will you use?
What are the expectations for teachers
Will this work be included in professional learning goals?
How will you use collaborative team time (common planning time, grade level meetings, etc)?
13. What should I do now?
Promulgate CCSS within LEA
Review LEA Transition Planning Documents
Identify priorities for next steps
Visit RIDE webpage for Resources http://www.ride.ri.gov/Division-EEIE/transition.aspx
Sign up for CCSS RSS feed for updates!
14. Further Information
Common Core State Standards: http://www.corestandards.org/
RIDE webpage for CCSS updates:
http://www.ride.ri.gov/Division-EEIE/transition.aspx
RSS feed: Sign up to be notified when new CCSS information is
posted on RIDE website
PARCC : http://www.parcconline.org/
RIDE webpage for PARCC updates:
http://www.ride.ri.gov/assessment/parcc.aspx
RIDE committed to continuous communication with all through websites.RIDE committed to continuous communication with all through websites.
15. Comprehensive Assessment System Criteria & Guidance What is it?
-Guidance document that describes the features and uses of a comprehensive assessment system.
What is its purpose?
-To establish common language and understandings
-To provide guidance and tools for LEAs on developing/refining their CAS
16. What can I expect from RIDE? 2011-2012
-Webinar series (weekly 9.28-10.19, monthly Nov.-Jun.)
-Quarterly memos to update/preview CAS initiatives
2012-2013
-Online modules for formative assessment
-Interim assessment system
-Data use professional development You can expect your first quarterly memo at the beginning of October through the Commissioner’s listserv. It will contain a more detailed timeline for all CAS initiatives for the duration of RTTT.You can expect your first quarterly memo at the beginning of October through the Commissioner’s listserv. It will contain a more detailed timeline for all CAS initiatives for the duration of RTTT.
17. Comprehensive Assessment System Clarify how the work this year with the CAS Criteria & Guidance, tools, and webinars will lay the foundation for implementing the RTTT assessment initiatives that will roll out next year.Clarify how the work this year with the CAS Criteria & Guidance, tools, and webinars will lay the foundation for implementing the RTTT assessment initiatives that will roll out next year.
18. Formative Assessment Summary: Series of online modules on the formative assessment process
Status: Contracting with vendor and Subject Matter Experts
Timeline:
Q1: Award contract
Q2: Design/develop
Q3: Test/revise
Q4: Develop training
Fall 2012: Roll out
Project Lead: Laura Kacewicz
Laura.kacewicz@ride.ri.gov This is a tentative timeframe for the development year but the roll out date is firm.This is a tentative timeframe for the development year but the roll out date is firm.
19. Interim Assessments Summary: Sets of online assessments for 3-11
Status: Contracting with vendor and developing detailed scope of work
Timeline:
Q1: Award contract
Q2-Q3: Design & development
Q4: Beta Testing
Fall 2012: Roll out
Project Lead: Jessica Brown
Jessica.brown@ride.ri.gov
20. Data Use Summary: Training for school leadership teams on using data to inform decision-making.
Status: RFP to be posted
Timeline:
Q1: RFP out
Q2: Vendor selected
Q3: Develop training modules, processes, and protocols
Q4: Develop training schedule for school leadership teams
Fall 2012: Roll out
Project Lead: Lindsay Wepman
Lindsay.Wepman@ride.ri.gov
21. What should I do now?
1. Read the CAS Criteria & Guidance
2. Share it with your LEA and building leadership
3. Download and begin using the tools in Appendices A & B
4. Participate in the CAS webinar series
Sept.28th from 9:30-10:30
Topic: How will a Comprehensive Assessment System support RTTT initiatives?
22. Questions?