Plano ISD Key Communicators Making Sense of HB5 Graduation

Plano ISD Key Communicators Making Sense of HB5 Graduation

Plano ISD Key Communicators
Making Sense of
HB5 Graduation
Requirements
April 24,2014
Key Provisions of HB 5
Graduation
Assessment
Accountability
Higher
Education
Other Items
Foundation
Plan
5 EOCs for
Graduation
Ratings
General
Enrollment
SSI and AI
Endorsements
& Distinguished
Optional EOCs
Distinction
Designations
Top 10%
Attendance
and Pull-Outs
Credits
Substitutions
Additional
Indicators
Academic
Support
Locally
Developed
Courses
Academic
Support
Release Tests
Report-Only
Indicators
TSI Exemptions
IMA
Redesign ALT
Future
Dual Credit
Courses
Local
Benchmarks
STAAR EOC Assessments
Required to pass for high school graduation
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English I (reading and writing combined)
English II (reading and writing combined)
Algebra I
Biology
US History
Graduation Plan Guiding Principles
• All Plano ISD students will successfully
complete an endorsement
• All Plano ISD students will be career
and college ready
• Maintain student (parent) voice and
choice in the process as appropriate
• Maintain high expectations for all Plano
ISD students (i.e. earn an endorsement)
Plano ISD Foundation/Endorsement Plan
• Foundation/endorsement plan
• 24/26 credits
• ½ speech
• ½ health
• Personal graduation plan
• Individual/small group conferences with
counselors
Endorsements
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STEM
Business and Industry
Public Services
Arts and Humanities
Multidisciplinary Studies
Endorsements
• Business and Industry –
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Database Management
Information Technology
Communications
Accounting
Finance
Marketing
Graphic Design
Architecture
Logistics
Automotive Technology
Agricultural Science
• Public Services –
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Health Sciences and Occupations
Education and Training
Law Enforcement
Culinary Arts
Hospitality
• STEM –
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Science
Technology
Engineering
Advanced Math
• Arts and Humanities –
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Political Science
World Language
Cultural Studies
English Literature
History
Fine Arts
• Multidisciplinary –
– Designated advanced courses from several
endorsement areas in each of the four
Foundation subjects