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Graduation Requirements

Graduation Requirements. Kevin Duff, Senior Policy Analyst July 15, 2014. Outline. Past Work on the Graduation Requirements Overview of Mid-Biennium Review Changes Future Work of the Committee. Graduation Requirements. 40% Remediation Rate Higher Expectations

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Graduation Requirements

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  1. Graduation Requirements Kevin Duff, Senior Policy Analyst July 15, 2014

  2. Outline • Past Work on the Graduation Requirements • Overview of Mid-Biennium Review Changes • Future Work of the Committee

  3. Graduation Requirements 40% Remediation Rate Higher Expectations Transition to End of Course Exams

  4. Graduation Requirements Committee State Board Adopted Proposal in November 2013 Proposal Recommended Legislative Changes

  5. Graduation Requirements Proposal 10 End of Course Exams Graduation Points Model Diploma Endorsement Council

  6. 2014 Mid-Biennium Review (MBR)

  7. MBR Changes to Graduation Requirements Removed Timing Barriers 7 End of Course Exams New Pathways to a Diploma Flexibility for Students and Schools

  8. New Graduation Requirements Course Requirements Assessments Requirements Demonstration of Readiness High School Diploma

  9. New Graduation Requirements Course Requirements Assessments Requirements Demonstration of Readiness High School Diploma

  10. Ohio Course Requirements Note: This table is a high-level summary and does not cover all substitutions and required instruction. It also does not cover the Ohio Course Requirement Opt-Out which offers flexibility for students on Algebra II.

  11. New Graduation Requirements Course Requirements Assessments Requirements Demonstration of Readiness High School Diploma

  12. Assessment Requirements English I English II Algebra I Geometry Physical Science American History American Government Substitute Exams: • Students may take exams for these courses in lieu of state exams: • Advanced Placement (AP) • International Baccalaureate (IB) • Dual Enrollment

  13. New Graduation Requirements Course Requirements Assessments Requirements Demonstration of Readiness High School Diploma

  14. Demonstration of Readiness Overall Graduation Points Student earns a minimum number of points from all exams Student earns remediation-free score on a national college admission test (e.g., ACT/SAT) Remediation Free Score Student earns an industry-recognized credential and earns workforce readiness score on job skills assessment Industry Credential & Workforce Score

  15. New Graduation Requirements Course Requirements Assessments Requirements Demonstration of Readiness High School Diploma

  16. Graduation Requirements Rules New Requirements Apply to Freshmen Entering This Year Framework Established in Law Rules Needed to Complete System

  17. Graduation Requirements Rules • Graduation Points System • College Admission Test • Industry Credentials • Job Skills Assessment • Transitions • Special Cases • Substitute Exams Key Decision Points Include:

  18. Graduation Requirements Rules

  19. Graduation Requirements for Nonpublic Students New requirements apply to student at nonpublic schools for now Committee established in MBR to make legislative recommendations on requirements for nonpublic students If no change in law, nonpublic students may be exempt from requirements in future

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