Implementing HB 5 and the New Graduation Plans
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Implementing HB 5 and the New
Graduation Plans
“Our goals can only be reached through a vehicle of a plan, in which we must fervently believe, and upon
which we must vigorously act. There is no other route to success.”
~Pablo Picasso
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House Bill 5O The 83rd Texas Legislature has
passed the largest overhaul in the history of Texas Education
O One of the primary outcomes was to give local school districts more control over their course offerings.
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Primary Change for Students are the Graduation Plans
O The new Foundation High School Program allows greater flexibility of courses required to graduate.
O It encourages students to earn career pathway endorsements.
O It expands available Career and Technology courses that will satisfy the requirements for those endorsements.
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The New Graduation PlansFoundation High School Program
(FHSP) – the basicsFoundation High School Program
with an Endorsement
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Endorsements“A student entering Grade 9 in the 2014-2015 school year and thereafter shall enroll in the courses necessary to complete the curriculum requirements for the Foundation High School Program specified in Section 74.12 of this title and the curriculum requirements for at least one endorsement specified in Section 74.13 of this title (relating to Endorsements).”
Text of New 19 Texas Administrative Code
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So, what’s an endorsement?
An endorsement is a program of study
It’s a bit like a college major
Students choose from career pathways that interest them
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What are the Endorsements?
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)
Business and Industry Public Services Arts & Humanities Multidisciplinary
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Why are students being pushed to choose a career
pathway? Students with career goals are
16% more likely to graduate from high school.
Students who participate in CTE courses are 30% more likely to complete high school.
Students with well-defined career goals are more likely to persist in college.
Students with well-defined career goals are more likely to attain jobs in their chosen career field after college.
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So if everyone is graduating on the
Foundation Plan with Endorsement how will I
be able to stand out?
Algebra II
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Distinguished Level of Achievement
“A student may earn a distinguished level of achievement by successfully completing the curriculum requirements for the Foundation High School Program and the curriculum requirements for at least one endorsement required by the Texas Education code (TEC)…including four credits in science and four credits in mathematics to include Algebra II.
Text of New 19 TAC
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But Wait, There’s More!
You can also add a Performance Acknowledgement!
It’s a lot like the “Advanced Measures” that were previouslyon the Distinguished Plan.
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So, what’s a Performance Acknowledgement and
how can I get one?
Outstanding Performance(s) in:
Dual Credit Bilingualism and Biliteracy Advanced Placement Exams PSAT, ACT-PLAN, SAT or ACT Business or Industry Certificate or
License
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Confused?
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Comparison of New vs Old Plans
A complete comparison is on the next slide. Keep in mind however that each school district may have requirements above the state mandated requirements for graduation.
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Comparison of Graduation Plans
Minimum High School
Plan
Recommended High School
Plan
Distinguished Achievement
Plan
Foundation High School Program
(FHSP)
FHSP+Endorsement
FHSP+Distinguished Level of
AchievementHow many total credits are
required on this plan?22 26 26 22 26 26
What are the core credit requirements for this plan?
English- 4.0Math- 3.0
Science- 2.0Soc Studies- 4.0
English- 4.0Math- 4.0
Science- 4.0Soc Studies- 4.0
English- 4.0Math- 4.0
Science- 4.0Soc Studies- 4.0
English- 4.0Math- 3.0
Science- 3.0Soc Studies- 3.0
English- 4.0Math- 4.0
Science- 4.0Soc Studies- 3.0(+)
English- 4.0Math- 4.0
Science- 4.0Soc Studies- 3.0(+)
What are the foreign language requirements?
None 2 levels of the same foreign
language
3 levels of the same foreign
language
2 levels of the same foreign language with
some exceptions
2 levels of the same foreign language with
some exceptions
2 levels of the same foreign language with
some exceptions
What effect does this plan have on college admissions?
May not be eligible to enter
a university upon
graduation
Eligible for admission to a TX university
Makes students more competitive for admission to a
TX university
Eligible for admission to a TX university
Makes students more competitive for
admission to any university and
program
Makes students more competitive for
admission to any university and
programAre students eligible for the
Top Ten Percent?No Yes Yes No No Yes
Are students eligible for the Texas Grant?
No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Which students can choose this plan?
Students who entered high
school prior to 14-15
Students who entered high
school prior to 14-15
Students who entered high
school prior to 14-15
Cohorts 2015, 2016, and beyond
Cohorts 2015, 2016, and beyond
Cohorts 2015, 2016, and beyond
Is this plan flexible enough to meet my student’s
unique needs?
Offers very little flexibility
Offers very little flexibility
Offers very little flexibility
Offers very little flexibility
Offers a number of plans that are
designed to match each student’s
interests
Offers a number of plans that are
designed to match each student’s
interests but requires all students to complete Alg 2
Are there any extra requirements for this plan?
No No Yes, 4 Advanced Measures
No, but students are eligible for
performance acknowledgements
No, but students are eligible for
performance acknowledgements
No, but students are eligible for
performance acknowledgements
Does this plan affect the look of the diploma?
All students’ diplomas look
the same regardless of
the plan
All students’ diplomas look
the same regardless of the
plan
All students’ diplomas look the same regardless
of the plan
Students’ diplomas will designate the endorsement and
performance acknowledgements
Students’ diplomas will designate the endorsement and
performance acknowledgements
Students’ diplomas will designate the endorsement and
performance acknowledgements
Is there anything else I need to know?
Must meet certain
requirements to choose this plan
with parent permission
May choose after 10th grade ONLY with parent permission
5 endorsement options: STEM
Business and IndustryPublic Service
Arts and HumanitiesMulti-disciplinary
Must earn endorsement
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When Considering FHSP . . .
O All current 9th-10th grade students will be strongly encouraged to choose the new Foundation Plan.
O Students also have the option to take some of the new courses as long as they are still meeting the requirements of their current plan.
O Current 11th graders wanting to switch plans will be on an individual case-by-case basis.
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Questions?
Feel free to make an appointment for help in understanding your choices.
Junior High Counselor - Mrs. Linda LewisHigh School Counselor - Mrs. Christy Goucher
903-633-2455