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The Florida Partnership for Minority and Underrepresented Student Achievement. A Partnership Between the College Board and the State of Florida. The College Board. Mission-Driven
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The Florida Partnership for Minority and Underrepresented Student Achievement A Partnership Between the College Board and the State of Florida
The College Board Mission-Driven • The College Board’s mission is to connect students to college success and opportunity. We are a not-for-profit membership organization committed to excellence and equity in education.
National Model The Florida Partnership Florida Statute 1007.35 Minority and Underrepresented Students Building a College Readiness System for all students
The Florida Partnership • Pre-AP Workshops • Counselor Leadership Conference • SAT Readiness Program • CollegeEd • PSAT/NMSQT for ALL 10th Graders • Scholarships to AP Summer Institutes • Academic Summer Camps
Success in Florida • There was a 9.6% increase of SAT test takers in Florida • Florida continues to outpace the nation • Florida’s African American students outperformed their counterparts nationwide on the Critical Reading and math sections of the SAT • FL CR +3 US -2 • FL Math +1 US -1
More success • 20.7% increase of Hispanic students taking the SAT compared to 14.8% nationwide • Florida’s Hispanic students continue to outperform their counterparts in all sections of the SAT
Advanced Placement Success • For the second year in a row, Florida experienced the greatest one year increase of AP Exam Test Takers. • For the second year in a row, Florida had the largest one year increase for African American AP Test Takers. • For the second year in a row, Florida had the largest one year increase for Hispanic AP Test Takers.
Advanced Placement • The number of African American test takers increased 29.1% compared to 17.% in the US. • The number of 3-5 increased 22.7% compared to 16% nationwide.
18 will graduate from college within 5 years. 70 will graduate from high school on time… 27 will remain in college through a second year… 39 will enter college immediately after high school…
Did You Know? • 28% of all college freshmen are enrolled in one or more remedial courses. • 42% of freshmen enrolled in two-year institutions are enrolled in remedial courses. • 20% of freshmen enrolled in four-year institutions are enrolled in remedial courses. Source: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Fall 2000–2001