Vision 20/20 Committee January 29, 2014 1.  Introduced Annual Measurable Objectives (AMOs) to determine student, school, district and state achievement.

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Vision 20/20 Committee January 29,

 Introduced Annual Measurable Objectives (AMOs) to determine student, school, district and state achievement.  Approved the Emergency Safety Interventions guidelines.  Approved the creation of a transitional assessment by CETE for the spring 2014 state assessment in math and English Language Arts.  Approved the Kansas College and Career Ready Standards for History, Government and Social Studies.  Approved the Kansas College and Career Ready Science Standards.  Held a special session with members of the House and Senate Education Committees.  Moved KSDE to the Landon building.  Approved the Kansas Handwriting Curricular Standards.  Approved the Kansas College and Career Ready Standards for English Language Proficiency.  Redesigned KSDE website.  Acted on changes to K.S.A for Celebrate Freedom Week.  Approved CETE as the developer and vendor for the state summative assessments in math and English Language arts.  2

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Kansas State Board of Education Supervision of K-12 Public Schools  Accrediting K-12 schools  Administering & distributing state & federal funds  Certifying teachers, administrators & school specialists  Developing, administering & monitoring state & federal plans  Approve standards  Evaluating & approving teacher education programs  Public hearings: state plans, rules & regulations, transfers of territory, due process appeals  Supervising KSSB & KSSD 4

1. Provide a flexible and efficient delivery system to meet our students’ varied and changing needs 2. Provide an effective educator in every classroom 3. Ensure effective, visionary leaders in every school 4. Promote and encourage best practices for early childhood programs 5. Develop active communication and partnerships with families, communities, business stakeholders, constituents and policy partners Approved March 2013 State Board Goals

Students* - 485,147School Districts – 286Schools – 1,336 6 * Headcount enrollment

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Kansas Education 9

College and Career Ready means an individual has the  academic preparation,  cognitive preparation,  technical skills, and  employability skills to be successful in postsecondary education, in the attainment of an industry recognized certification or in the workforce, without the need for remediation. College and Career Ready 10

 Kansas College & Career Ready Standards ◦ Math ◦ English Language Arts ◦ History, Government and Social Studies ◦ Science ◦ English Language Proficiency ◦ Handwriting ◦ Theatre Arts ◦ And more as they come up for review 11

 Career and technical education (CTE) ◦ Senate Bill 155  Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG)  Individual Plans of Study 12

13 How Does Kansas Compare? Above national average on both ACT and SAT

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Transitional assessment in  Based on the Kansas College and Career Ready Standards  Developed by CETE at KU and Beyond  Developed and administered by CETE at KU  Features will include:  Constructed response  Technology enhanced  Adaptive at the section level (not item)  Multiple choice State Summative Assessments in Math and English Language Arts 18

*IPS = Individual Plan of Study 19

Proficient What % of Kansas students meet grade level proficiency, and ready to move to the next grade level? Math 2012 = 85% Reading 2012 = 87% College & Career Ready What % of Kansas Students perform at a CCR level on the new assessments? ????? We don’t know, but we need to be prepared to communicate that standards and assessments have changed! 20

Old State Assessment Exemplary Exceeds Meets Approaching Warning New State Assessment

Performance and Beyond

 21 st Century Accreditation based on the relevance, relationships, rigor, responsive culture, and results  Full implementation of the Kansas College & Career Ready Standards in math and English language arts  Transitional assessment based on the KCCRS  Development of state summative assessment in math and English language arts  Application for renewal of the ESEA Flexibility Waiver  Continued work on teacher and principal evaluations with emphasis on student growth  Revisions of licensure in CTE  Revisions for out-of-state applicants  Revisions of licensure for special education teachers  Pilot of Individual Plans of Study 23

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