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Washington State Science Assessment Updates and Resources for High School Students

This seminar, led by Craig Gabler from ESD 113, discusses critical updates on science assessments for Washington State, including 5th, 8th, and high school assessments. Key topics include the High School Proficiency Exam (HSPE), End-of-Course Biology Exam, and graduation requirements. The session outlines the timeline and testing requirements for 9th to 12th graders, along with recommendations for science course completion. Additional resources are provided for educators through OSPI and ESD 113, focusing on the transition from WASL to MSP assessment frameworks.

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Washington State Science Assessment Updates and Resources for High School Students

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  1. Washington State ScienceUpdate Craig Gabler, Regional Science Coordinator ESD 113 November 9, 2010 Science Web-Seminar

  2. Today’s Topics • Science Assessment Updates • 5th • 8th • High School Assessment Updates • HSPE • End of Course-Biology Exam • Graduation Requirements • Science on the horizon • Resources

  3. From WASL to MSP

  4. From WASL to MSP

  5. More on Science MSP

  6. FromWASL to - High School Proficiency Exam to - End of Course

  7. More on High School Science

  8. Online Rollout Plan

  9. 11th and 12th Graders Classes of 2010 & 2012 10th Graders Class of 2013 2010- 2011 Science Assessment and Graduation Update 9th Graders Class of 2014 2 credits of science (One must be a lab science) 3-4 years of science recommended but not required at this time Science High School Proficiency Exam Spring 2011-Attempt/Pass HSPE: All 10th graders Summer 2011-Attempt/Pass Science HSPE: if did not pass Spring HSPE School Year 2011-2012: Attempt/Pass EOC Biology if did not pass previous test School Year 2012-2013: Attempt/Pass EOC Biology if did not pass previous test Biology End of Course Exam School Year 2011-2012: Attempt/Pass EOC Biology School Year 2012-2013: Attempt/Pass EOC Biology School Year 2013-1014: Attempt/Pass EOC Biology ** **Year to take the EOC Biology Exam is dependent upon the year that Biology is taken and whether the test was passed or must be retaken in subsequent years. 2 credits of science (One must be a lab science) 3-4 years of science recommended but not required at this time 2 credits of science (One must be a lab science) 3-4 years of science recommended but not required at this time

  10. On The Horizon • NAEP/TIMSS 2011 – Grade 8 for science • Next Generation Science Education Standards • Late 2011/early 2012

  11. Resources OSPI: www.k12.wa.us/science

  12. Resources ESD 113: tnl.esd113.org/science

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