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MEAP and MME New Cut Scores:

MEAP and MME New Cut Scores:. RtI Coach Session February 2012. Cut score overview. The State Board of Education adopted new cut scores in September 2011

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MEAP and MME New Cut Scores:

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  1. MEAP and MME New Cut Scores: RtI Coach Session February 2012

  2. Cut score overview • The State Board of Education adopted new cut scores in September 2011 • These new scores indicate whether or not a student will be college ready (11th grade) or on track for success in the next grade (3-8th grade). • A step in a series of initiatives to increase content standards to better prepare Michigan students for postsecondary success.

  3. How do we know the scores mean career and college ready? • Used data from Michigan postsecondary institutions • Found the score on the MME that predicted success in a student’s first credit-bearing course in postsecondary education. • Mapped backward from the MME to the MEAP

  4. What is the impact on accountability? • Ranking systems: unaffected (rankings use standardized scale scores, not percent proficient) • AYP: dramatically impacted; percent proficient by school drops considerably; working to reset AMOs, etc. • Educator evaluations: not necessarily impacted; evaluations require “growth” data and still have growth data

  5. What about two year averaging and four year trends? • MDE retroactively applied cut scores to all assessment files • Can estimate two year averaging and four year improvement trends using the new cut scores

  6. Scale Score • A conversion of a student's raw score on a test to a common scale that allows for a numerical comparison between students.

  7. Elementary/Middle School School-wide Distributions of Percent Proficient in Reading with New and Old Cut Scores

  8. Elementary/Middle School Schoolwide Distributions of Percent Proficient in Mathematics with New and Old Cut Scores

  9. Why did we do this now? • Michigan’s overall focus on increasing the preparation of our students for career and college • Need to be more honest about the performance of our students • Aligns well with new federal requirements

  10. Contact: Kelly Trout 517-244-1261 ktrout@inghamisd.org

  11. Elementary/Middle School School-wide Distributions of Percent Proficient in Science with New and Old Cut Scores

  12. Elementary/Middle School School-wide Distributions of Percent Proficient in Social Studies with New and Old Cut Scores

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