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Welcome. All STARS. Today’s Batting Order. Welcome & League Introductions CAHSEE At Bat STAR Players: CST, CMA, CAPA, STS, EAP Before Testing Season Schedule Equipment Review During Testing Staying in the Strike Zone Special Players After Testing Equipment Inventory

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  1. Welcome All STARS

  2. Today’s Batting Order • Welcome & League Introductions • CAHSEE At Bat • STAR Players: CST, CMA, CAPA, STS, EAP • Before Testing • Season Schedule • Equipment Review • During Testing • Staying in the Strike Zone • Special Players • After Testing • Equipment Inventory • Packing It Up for a Perfect Game • The World Series: AYP, API & Post-Season Analysis

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  4. CAHSEE Requirement • All students must satisfy the CAHSEE requirement, as well as all other state and local requirements, to receive a California public high school diploma. • The CAHSEE requirement can be satisfied by passing the examination, or for eligible students with disabilities, meeting the exemption requirements pursuant to EC Section 60852.3, or receiving a local waiver pursuant to EC Section 60851(c). • Exemption extended to July 2012 (SBE approved 2/9/11)

  5. CAHSEE Testing Opportunities • Grade ten: one time (March with May as make-up) • Grade eleven: *two times • Scheduled for November & March • Grade twelve: *at least three, but up to five times • Scheduled for November, February, & May • Adult students: *three times * May participate in successive administrations.

  6. Before Testing • Read the responsibilities and procedures in the “test site coordinator” section of the District Test Site Coordinator’s Manual • Inform parents, students and teachers about testing schedule • Train test examiners and all other support personnel for role • Secure test materials at all times when not in use for test administration; do not remove the shrink-wrap until absolutely necessary H

  7. Security • Test Examiners must check out and check in testing materials on each day of testing (verifying the count and signing for them) • Account for materials before dismissing students from testing room • Security Affidavits – all “contact” personnel, each administration

  8. During Testing H

  9. During Testing • Make sure that each student signs name in Box 1 • Enter the version number and the barcode number from the back of the test booklet onto the answer document in each portion of the test

  10. Administration Reminders • Scratch paper is not allowed. • Do not allow students to use extra paper to answer their ELA writing tasks. • All responses to math and ELA items, including writing task, must be recorded with No. 2 pencil on a single answer document. • Transcribe student answers as required: • As a condition of student’s IEP or 504 Plan • Student used word processor for essay • Student used more than one answer document; transcribed into a single document

  11. Special Education Coding • Accommodations and Modifications (Box 13) • 13 a. Student had access (grid with signature) • 13 b. Used (grid AFTER the exam) • Assessed with CAPA (Box 14) • Special Education Exit Date (Box 15)

  12. Scheduling Makeup Testing • Record the names of Grade 10 students who missed one or both census sessions • FAX CAHSEE Absence Tracker form to 771-8672 by noon on March 9 • Plan for make-up session (May) H

  13. After Testing • Check answer documents • Check that Box 3 Score Code is completed on every scorable answer document. (See page 63 in DTSCM)

  14. After Testing (Continued) • Batch all answer documents are by grade with School and Grade Identification (SGID); scorables in separate box(es); “ABSENT” documents are returned as SCORABLE • Label all non-scorable precoded answer documents to indicate the reason

  15. Batches with Separate SGIDs • Grade 10 census: required for every grade 10 enrolled student at time of testing including absent • Grade 10 make-up: must have been reported “Absent” during Census • Grade 11 • Grade 12 • Adult Education students

  16. School and Grade Identification (SGID) Sheet Tangerine Grade 10 only SAMPLE BURGUNDY Grade 11 only GREEN Grade 12 only PURPLE Adult education only

  17. SGID for Grade 10 Census or Make-Up • School might have: • Census batch only • Make-up batch only • Both census and make-up batches Return an answer document for every grade 10 student enrolled in school on March 8, including students who are absent and students who take the CAPA. Return an answer document for only those grade 10 students who took the exam.

  18. District-provided labels Place BLUE Shipping Labels on boxes with scorable answer documents H Place PINK Shipping labels on boxes with non-scorable materials Material Return Dates ~ 2011 Spring Administrations

  19. STAR Site Coordinator Responsibilities M 54 • Prevent errors • Keep secure • Verify materials are markedcorrectly to ensure correctstudent scores • Guarantee correct enrollment counts • Return materials promptly

  20. Coordinator’s Role in Accountability Prepare Precoding Lists, lists, lists – Check, research, REPORT Restore Data Corrections prior to first day of testing Late labels reflective of new students between precode and 1st day; change in assessment Prevent Document review after testing H

  21. Administration: Train Examiners Assure understanding of role before testing Remove/Cover instructional materials directly related to the content of the tests including, but not limited to: • Tables of mathematical facts or formulas • Vocabulary or spelling lists • Writing materials such as charts that show capitalization, punctuation, or grammar rules • Phonics charts • Inappropriate history and science materials (for example, maps, timelines, periodic table of elements, formulas)

  22. Administration: Train Examiners Distribute test materials to correct students Be very careful with similar names – Check date of birth Make sure students code correct EOC math or science test taken Make sure students code correct test version number Follow Directions For Administration (DFA) Read “Say” boxes exactly as written Students cannot go back to previous part of test

  23. Administration: Train Examiners Assure understanding of role during testing Proctoring is continuous monitoring Tracking and reporting absences Recording special circumstances and/or variations on AD Assure understanding of role after testing Daily return and inventory of test materials Assuring that tests are complete and ready to be submitted for scoring

  24. “2011 STAR and CAPA” video access Web page at http://www.mavricmedia.com/startest/ Test Site Coordinator & Examiner Segments General Responsibilities Grade Span or Level CST CMA Grades 4 & 7 Writing STS CAPA Includes “Update” documents (segments reflect 2009) STAR Video Segments for 2009-2011

  25. Coordinator Manual (M) Page 2 STAR 2011Overview What’s New • CST and CMA writing test in grade 4 • New CMA tests • CMA for English–Language Arts (ELA) in grade 10 • CMA for English–Language Arts (ELA) in grade 11 • CMA for Geometry in grades 8–11 • Answer documents: A3a and A3b

  26. H Grades 9 - 11

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  28. M 36, 82 California Standards Tests (CSTs) • Grades 2–11 • Unless taking CMA or CAPA • Subjects tested: • English–Language Arts (ELA): all gradeswriting for grades 4 and 7 • Mathematics: grades 2–7 and end-of-course (EOC) 7–11 • Science: grades 5, 8, 10, and EOC 9–11 • History–Social Science: grades 8, 11, and EOC 9–11

  29. M 15, 81 Who Takes Which CST for Mathematics? • Grade 9: One of the following is required: • EOC mathematics CST or • CST for General Mathematics (if no math course or completing a course for which there is not an EOC mathematics CST) • Grades 10–11: One of the following is *required: • EOC mathematics CST; or • CST for Summative High School Mathematics • *No assessment required (grades 10-11) if • not taking a mathematics course

  30. Summative High School Mathematics M 15, 81 Students in grades 9–11 will take the CST for Summative High School Mathematics if: • Previously completed Algebra I and Algebra II and Geometry courses, and completing an advanced mathematics course this year; or • Previously completed a course aligned with the Integrated Mathematics 3 test blueprint, and completing an advanced mathematics course this year; or • Previously completed Algebra I and Algebra II and Geometry courses and are taking no mathematics course this year; or • Previously completed a course aligned with the Integrated Mathematics 3 test blueprint and are taking no mathematics course this year. • Previously took the CST for Summative High School Mathematics.

  31. M 17, 82 CST for Science • Required grade-level science • Grades 5, 8, 10: all students take the grade-level test • Grades 9–11 EOC • Based on standards-based science course completed during the school year or the previous summer, whichever is more recent • If more than one standards-based science course will be completed during the school year, the district must determine which test will be taken • Mark correct EOC test and version number on the answer document

  32. M 16, 72, 83 Who Takes the CMA? • Students: • Have an IEP • Meet the SBE-adopted eligibility criteria • Enrolled in grades 3–11 • May take the CMA for some subjects, CST for other subjects • Must take grade-level CSTs when a CMA is not offered • May have previously taken the CMA, regardless of score • Not eligible to take the CAPA • IEP specifies the CMA and subject(s) • No modifications; if needed, take the CST

  33. CMA Tests for 2011 M 3, 13, 72 • CMA for ELA in grades 3-5, 6-8, 9-11 CMA for Writing in grades 4 and 7 • CMA for Mathematics in grades 3–7 • CMA for Algebra I (EOC for grades 7–11) • CMA for Geometry (EOC for grades 8–11) • CMA for Science in grades 5 and 8 • CMA for Life Science in grade 10

  34. STS STS for Reading/Language Arts (RLA) in grades 2–11 STS for Mathematics in grades 2–7 STS for Algebra I (EOC for grades 7–11) If Algebra I course completed in 2010−11 school year STS for Geometry (EOC for grades 8–11) If Geometry course completed in 2010−11 school year Students in grades 8 and 9 who are not taking Algebra I or Geometry courses take NO STS math, but do take CST math. M 3, 14, 17

  35. M 3, 14 Who Takes the STS? • Required for Spanish-speaking English learners (EL), grades 2–11, who either: • Receive instruction in Spanish; or • Have been enrolled in a school in the U.S. less than 12 cumulative months. • All students must also take CSTs or the CMA • Students who take CAPA do NOT take STS

  36. STS Grades 9 - 11 http://www.mavricmedia.com/startest/displayimage.php?album=23&pos=10

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  39. A1 if irregularities Complete form (Appendix C) A2 Special Conditions Bubble each test for each condition individually Alphabetical order “X” if accommodations or modifications offered, but not used A3 Accommodations and Modifications Bubble each test for each condition individually A4 Variations for ELs Code Back of Answer Documents(App K) Grade 11 Example

  40. Train Correct CodingAccommodations, Modifications, & Variations HO 2 • Accommodations • Change conditions, but not measurement • Score counted as is • Modifications • Change conditions and measurement • Score counted as far below basic for state accountability • Score not counted as participating for Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) • Variations for EL do not need IEP • Regularly used in the classroom • Score counted as is

  41. Grade 11 ONLY To receive status for ELA, students must complete: Writing essay in March; and CST multiple choice questions; and Additional EAP multiple choice questions. For mathematics, students must complete additional questions on the EOC Algebra II or Summative High School Mathematics Students must markONLYONEcircle EAP

  42. Test Determinations • English • Ready for CSU or participating CCC college-level English courses • Not yet demonstrating readiness for CSU or participating CCC college-level English courses • Mathematics • Ready for CSU or participating CCC college-level mathematics courses • Ready for CSU or participating CCC college-level mathematics courses – Conditional • Not yet demonstrating readiness for CSU or participating CCC college-level mathematics courses

  43. EAP Test Results Available on the STAR Grade 11 Student Report • The results are on the backside of the report in the lower left-hand corner. • Students can access their EAP results online (if the student filled the bubble on the score sheet) at www.csusuccess.org.

  44. EAP EssayDelivery & Packaging • ETS delivers to district 10–20 days before testing • March 1–25 administration • Materials delivered to test sites 5–10 days before testing • Site delivers to examiner day of test administration

  45. EAP EssayReturning Materials • Scorables, MAGENTA labels • SGID Sheet • Code Grade & Number of Documents • Do not code Test Type or Group Name • Nonscorables, YELLOW • Unused test materials • DFAs

  46. EAP Essay Answer Document Minimal demographic data required in sections 1 – Name, School etc. 3 – Date of Birth 5 – Student Name 6 – Gender 7 – Grade 11 – Student ID (if applicable) 12 – SSID

  47. Multiple Choice Tests http://www.mavricmedia.com/startest/displayimage.php?album=23&pos=5

  48. CST Grades 9 - 11 http://www.mavricmedia.com/startest/displayimage.php?album=23&pos=3

  49. Delivery Schedule Inventory District delivers to test sites 5–10 days before 1st testing day Site distributes to examiners Non-secure DFAs ~ prior to testing CAPA ~ as soon as possible (at least 5 days before testing) Student Test Materials for CST, Writing, CMA, STS ~ day of test only

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