1. College Readiness and the Early Assessment Program Mitchell Aulakh

2. Defining “College Ready” Many are associating college and career readiness together – RCOE mission statement College Ready – When students have the academic and interpersonal knowledge, skills, and behaviors to enter and complete a college course of study successfully without remediation CSU College Ready – Ready to take college-level work upon enrollment

3. CSU College Ready Math – SAT 550 or more on the mathematics portion of the SAT Reasoning Test – 550 or more on a mathematics subject test (level 1 or level 2) – ACT 23 or more on the mathematics test – College Board AP 3 or more on Advanced Placement Calculus or Statistics ELA – SAT 500 or more on the Critical Reading section – ACT 22 or more on the English Test – AP 3 or more on either the Language & Composition or Literature & Composition exam Early Assessment Program

4. CSU, CDE, and SBE collaborated to create an early indicator of readiness – Grade 11 – Taken during CSTs Writing portion during March – Items embedded in the CST – 15 additional items – Math is test specific Algebra II or Summative math

5. Early Assessment Program Cont. “Ready” status – Exempt from placement test – Can enroll in credit-bearing classes immediately “Conditional” status – Must take an additional appropriate upper level course, and then considered exempt from placement tests – Newly added for English in 2012

6. COUNTY COMPARISONS

11. RIVERSIDE COUNTY DISTRICTS

14. English EAP Summary All students can participate – Could have 100% participation (or higher in unmatched writing cases) Low ready rates New conditional status just added for 2012

17. EAP Math Summary Higher end students – On track for a-g requirements Participation rates could be higher – Based on eligible students – Possible 100% Ready/Conditional rates also based on eligible students

18. CHANGING THE DENOMINATOR

23. Questions? Mitchell Aulakh Mitchell@KeyDataSys.com