College and CareerReady

Pre K – 12 Public Schools

Florida College System

State University System

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• PreK-12 At a Glance

• Foundation Policies

• Results

• Next Generation Policies

• Results

• RTTT

The Path to College and Career Readiness

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PreK-12 At a Glance

• Number of Teachers: 166,724• Number of Students: 2,634,382

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Foundation Policies2000 - 2007

• A++• Reading – “Just Read Florida”• Assessment - FCAT• Accountability – School Grades• VPK• Choice• Florida Virtual School• Longitudinal Data Systems• Facts.org

Results

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By 2009, Florida’s students jumped to 8th in the nation in Grade 4 Reading

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“Next Generation”Policies & Strategic Plan

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• Next Generation Standards• Common Core Standards (2013-14) /

Assessments (PARCC)• FCAT 2.0• End of Course Test (computer based)• High School Accountability – 50% / 50%

– Access– Acceleration– Graduation

• Differentiated Accountability• Career and Professional Education Act (CAPE)• Senate Bill 4

– IB, AICE or 4AP / DE

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High School Graduation RequirementsSenate Bill 4

Entering 9th Grade2010

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To GraduateAlgebra and Geometry

+Biology and Algebra EOC

+ Biology EOC, Geometry

EOC and Algebra II +

Chemistry or Physics and an equally rigorous

science course

High School Postsecondary Readiness Assessment & Remediation

(Senate Bill 1908)

Section 1008.30(3), Florida StatutesMajor Components

• Administer postsecondary readiness assessment in 11th grade

• Student who meets cut score is eligible for enrollment in college credit for 2 years without retesting

• Student who does not meet cut score must be provided an opportunity to remediate while in high school

• Remediation must be collaborative effort between district high schools and college

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Secondary CTE

• 342,672 students enrolled• Industry certifications earned are included on student’s

transcript• 85 Statewide Articulation Agreements based on industry

certifications have been developed with The Florida College System

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Postsecondary CTE provided by Florida’s School Districts

• 46 technical centers located throughout Florida• 61,893 students enrolled• Programs based on needs of business and industry • Result in postsecondary certificates/industry

certifications• Local/Statewide Articulation Agreements provide

opportunities for students to transition to AS/AAS degrees in the Florida College System

Short TermResults

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Graduation RateFour-Year NGA Graduation Rate, 2004-05 through 2008-09

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African American & Hispanic Graduation Rate up 10% in four years

High School Graduation Rate, NGA Method, 2005-06 to 2008-09

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By 2009, 40% of Florida’s high school graduates took an AP exam

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2009 AP Equity and Excellence Gaps, Student Access and Performance in U.S. Public Schools by Race/Ethnicity

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From 2004 to 2009, the percent of Florida’s high school graduates earning an AP score of 3 or higher increased by 5% (third strongest

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Steady Growth in Dual Enrollment participation and performance fuels Florida’s College & Career Ready

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Number of students enrolled in Dual Enrollment and the number of students earning credit in Dual Enrollment through the Florida Colleges, 2005-06 to 2009-10

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Number of Florida students earning Industry Certification skyrockets

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“RTTT”Race to the Top

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• Florida is one of 12 winners• $700 million over 4 years

– $350 million to participating districts– $350 million to state to support all districts

• Florida has 69 participating districts• 62 have sent a Final Scope of Work for our

review and feedback• Final deadline is November 9

Race to the TopOverview

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Race to the TopGoals

1. Double the percentage of incoming high school freshmen who:

graduate from High Schoolgo to Collegeearn a years worth of college credit

2. Cut the achievement gap in half in 2015; and3. Increase the percentage of students scoring at or above

proficient on NAEP by 2015, to or beyond the performance levels of the highest-performing states.

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Our RTTT GoalsDouble the Percent Earning

College Credit

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Through Race to the Top, Florida Seeks to Double the Per-centage of Incoming 9th Graders who Ultimately Graduate, Go to College, and Earn at Least a Year’s Worth of College Credit

The Race to the Top Years

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And Away They Go!

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