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1 Graduation and house Bill 5
Nacogdoches ISD Parent Meeting November 4, 2013 Dr. Sandra Stewart, Assistant Superintendent of Academic Services Malinda Lindsey, Director of Curriculum

2 EOC-end of course exams required for graduation
English I (reading and writing on a single test and given one score) English II (reading and writing on a single test and given one score) Algebra I Biology U.S. History

3 A student and parent shall specify in writing an endorsement the student intends to earn upon entering Grade 9.

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5 Foundation

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7 All foundational plans require
Foreign Language (LOTE) credit – 2 years of the same language OR HB 5 allows computer programming to count as LOTE

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9 endorsements STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)
Business and Industry Arts and Humanities Public Services Multi-Disciplinary Studies

10 STEM Technology Computer Science Biotechnology Environmental Science
Engineering

11 Business and industry Courses related to: Accounting Marketing
Agricultural Science Graphic Design Welding Automotive Technology

12 Public services Courses related to: Health science occupations
Law enforcement Culinary arts and hospitality

13 Arts and humanities Courses related to: Political Science
Cultural Studies English Literature History Fine Arts

14 Multidisciplinary studies
STEM Public Service Arts and Humanities Business and Industry

15 A student and parent shall specify in writing an endorsement the student intends to earn upon entering Grade 9.

16 Where to find more information
Texas Education Agency TASA Final Bill Report Region 4 House Bill 5 Information

17 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the purpose of HB 5? How does this change the current NISD curriculum? How will my 8th grade child be guided in choosing an appropriate endorsement? What if my child wants to change his/her endorsement in high school? How will this impact my child’s college acceptance? Will my child still be able to participate in extra-curricular activities? If my child is going to college, why should he/she earn a certification in high school?

18 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What if my child fails one of the EOCs? Will he/she be able to stay on the endorsement pathway? If my child did not pass one of the EOCs that are no longer required for graduation, will he/she be required to retest? When will my child take the required EOCs? How will these requirements impact my child with Special Needs? Where can I go for more information about HB 5?

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20 Contact information Kenneth Wooten High School Principal x2224 Claire Bray AP for Curriculum x2948 Cindy Ivy Lead Counselor x2241 Dr. Sandra Stewart- Assistant Superintendent Academic Services x8864 Christy Clark- Executive Director of Student Support Service Jeanie Summers Director of CTE x8853 Malinda Lindsey Director of Curriculum x8895


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