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Tangipahoa Parish’s
Implementation of Common Core
State Standards
Implementation Update
Presented by:
LADOE and Tangipahoa Parish School System
Fall 2011
CCSS
Agenda
• http://youtu.be/9IGD9oLofks
• Implementation Plan Timeline Review with Updates
• Terminology of the Common Core State Standards
• Crosswalks and Grade-Level Content Comparisons
– Format
– How to Read Documents
– Recommended Uses
• Questions and Answers
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Louisiana’s CCSS Implementation Plan
Implementation Timeline
with Updates
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Implementation Overview
New assessments and new LCC for ELA and mathematics will
be phased in over several years
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
PreK
Current
Current
New
New
K
Current
New
New
New
Grade 1
Current
New
New
New
Grade 2
Current
Transitional
New
New
Assessments –
based on GLEs that
remain in curriculum
Grades 3-8 Current
Transitional
Transitional
New
Curriculum and
assessments based
on CCSS only
High
School
Transitional
Transitional
New
No changes - current
curriculum, current
assessments
Curriculum - some
GLEs deleted, some
GLEs remain, some
CCSS added
Current
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Curriculum Implementation Plan
2011-12: Current Year
ELA and Math
 Create
• new Louisiana
Comprehensive Curriculum
(LCC) to align with CCSS for
grades K-1
• transitional LCC for grades
2 and higher
– Delete activities based on
GLEs that have no match
with CCSS
– Add activities to address
new content required by
CCSS
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Social Studies and Science
 Create
• new Louisiana
Comprehensive Curriculum
(LCC) to align new social
studies standards
 Review
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Next Generation Science
Standards (Spring 2012) to
determine their
appropriateness to replace
current Louisiana science
standards
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TPSS Plan
2011-12: Current Year
• Increase awareness of Common Core transition
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Leadership meetings
Faculty meetings
Teacher and Parent advisory group
Electronic copies of Grade-Level Content Comparison documents sent to
teachers.
• Preparation for Implementation
– Once the new LCC is received for ELA and math in K and 1st
grade and K-12 Social Studies (end of May) – copies will be
made for each applicable teacher.
• If time and finances permit, teachers will meet during the summer to
align instructional resources to new LCC
• If that is not possible, teachers will review and align the new LCC
during the year.
– Transitional curriculum sent electronically to teachers when
received.
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Curriculum Implementation Plan
2012-13: Transition Year #1
ELA and Math
Social Studies and Science
 Implement
 Implement
• new LCC in grades K -1
• new LCC* in Civics and US
aligned to ELA and math
History courses (required)
CCSS
• new LCC* in World
• transitional LCC in grades 2
Geography, World History,
and higher in ELA and math
African American Studies
(recommended)
 Create
• new LCC for grades 2 and
 Create
higher aligned to ELA and
• new LCC in grades K-12
math CCSS
science
*or locally-developed curriculum
 Create new PreK integrated curriculum based on CCSS and new
social studies and science standards
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TPSS Plan
2012-13: Transition Year #1
• Required implementation of new LCC/CCSS
– K and 1st grade (ELA, math, and SS)
– Civics and US History
• Increased focus on GLEs that remain and new CCSS
activities to add. (see Grade-Level Comparison Chart)
– GLEs that remain will be the only ones assessed during the
transitional years.
• Once new Pre-K and 2nd grade LCC is received copies
will be made for teachers.
– Teachers will be asked to align their instructional resources to
the new LCC in preparation for implementation in the 13-14
school year.
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Curriculum Implementation Plan
2013-14: Transition Year #2
ELA and Math
 Implement
• new LCC in grade 2 in ELA
and math
 Continue to use
• transitional LCC in grades 3
and higher
Social Studies and Science
 Continue to use
• new LCC in Civics and US
History courses (required)
• new LCC in World
Geography and World
History (recommended)
 Implement new PreK integrated curriculum based on CCSS and
new social studies and science standards
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TPSS Plan
2013-14: Transition Year #2
• Required implementation of new LCC
– Pre-K (all subjects)
– 2nd Grade (ELA, math, and SS)
– World Geography and World History
• Continue to focus on GLEs that remain and new CCSS
activities to add. (see Grade-Level Comparison Chart)
– GLEs that remain will be the only ones assessed during the
transitional years.
• Once new LCC is received copies will be made for
teachers.
– Teachers will be asked to align their instructional resources to
the new LCC in preparation for full implementation in the 14-15
school year.
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Curriculum Implementation Plan
2014-15: Full CCSS Implementation
• Full Implementation at all grades and core content areas
– Common Core State Standards in ELA and math
– State-revised standards for social studies and science
– New LCC for all grades and subjects
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Common Core State Standards
New Assessments
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Assessment Transition Plan
ELA and Math
Science and Social Studies
 2011-12: No change to current
assessments
 2011-12: No change to current
assessments
 2012-13 and 2013-14: Transitional
assessments for grades 3-8 and high
school
• Aligned with transitional LCC
• Adjust by using existing items that best
align with CCSS that match GLE
 2012-13 and 2013-14:
– Content focus may change
– “Cut scores” and level of difficulty will
remain the same
– Omit content that will be discontinued,
emphasize existing content that aligns
with CCSS
– New CCSS content will not be added
until 2014-15
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New US History EOC
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No change in other social
studies and science
assessments (still under
consideration)
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2014-15 PARCC Assessment Plan
• PARCC will develop an assessment system composed of
four components. Each component will be computerdelivered and will leverage technology to incorporate
innovations.
– Two summative assessment components designed to
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Make “college- and career-readiness” and “on-track” determinations
Measure the full range of standards and full performance continuum
Provide data for accountability uses, including measures of growth
– Two formative assessment components designed to
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Generate timely information for informing instruction, interventions, and
professional development during the school year
In ELA/literacy, an additional third formative component will assess
students’ speaking and listening skills
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2014-15 PARCC Assessment Plan
• Summative Assessment Components:
– Performance-Based Assessment (PBA)
administered as close to the end of the school year as
possible.
• ELA/literacy PBA focus - writing effectively when analyzing text
• Mathematics PBA focus - applying skills, concepts, and
understandings to solve multi-step problems requiring abstract
reasoning, precision, perseverance, and strategic use of tools
– End-of-Year Assessment (EOY) administered after
approx. 90% of the school year.
• ELA/literacy EOY focus - reading comprehension
• Math EOY - composed of innovative, machine-scorable items
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2014-15 PARCC Assessment Plan
• Formative Assessment Components:
– Early Assessment
• indicator of student knowledge and skills
• allows instruction, supports, and professional development to be
tailored to meet student needs
– Mid-Year Assessment
• performance-based items and tasks
• emphasis on hard-to-measure standards
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Common Core State Standards
Grade-Level Content
Comparison Reports
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Grade-Level Content Comparison Reports
• Locate the How to Read Math Grade-Level Content
Comparison Report document
• Purpose of Reports
– to illustrate how the CCSS and Louisiana’s GLEs align by grade
– to provide teachers a “road map” of how to implement the CCSS
over time
• One report per grade level
– Example: There is a Grade 4 report for math and a separate
report for Grade 8.
• All grade-level reports are in one PDF file on the LDOE
website.
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Grade-Level Content Comparison Reports
• Developed from Crosswalk Documents
– Chart 1: Content to be Added to Grade or Course: CCSS in
stated grade did not match a GLE in stated grade
• Designates year in which new CCSS is to be implemented in
transitional curriculum
– Chart 2: Content to be Deleted from a Grade or Course: GLE
in stated grade did not match a CCSS in stated grade
– Chart 3: Content Remains the Same in a Grade or Course: a
match (as defined earlier) existed between a CCSS and a GLE
in the same grade
• In high school math, Louisiana course standards were
matched with Achieve Traditional Pathway Courses
(CCSS Math Appendix CCSS).
– Plus (+) standard are NOT included in the crosswalks.
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Page 1: How to Read Math Content Comparison
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Page 2: How to Read Math Content Comparison
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Page 3: How to Read Math Content Comparison
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Page 4: How to Read Math Content Comparison
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Common Core State Standards
Uses for Crosswalk and
Grade-Level Content
Comparison Documents
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Uses of Crosswalk Documents
• Crosswalk Documents
– Used by state to develop Grade-Level Content Comparison
Reports
– Possible uses by districts
• Understand how content of a CCSS differs from a matched GLE
• Determine shifts in content (how much sooner/later is a content/skill
to be mastered in CCSS)
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Uses of Crosswalk Documents
• Grade-Level Content Comparisons
– Used by state to
• Determine GLEs that should be retained in a grade during the
transitional years to prevent potential curricular gaps
• Determine assessable GLEs and create blueprints for transitional
assessments
• Create transitional curriculum
– Identify activities modified/added to address a CCSS
– Identify activities that will be implemented in 2013-14
– Possible uses by districts
• Make teachers aware of content changes beginning in 2012-13
• Revise locally-developed curriculum for the transitional years
• Determine content in which students may have difficulty during
transition; consider ways to introduce some new CCSS in current
school year
• Determine instructional materials needed to successfully implement
new content during transitional years
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Questions and Answers
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Common Core State Standards
Need More Information?
E-mail
[email protected]
Call Toll Free
1-877-453-2721
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Resources for
Common Core State Standards
www.louisianaschools.net
LDOE Home Page
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Common Core State Standards Page
http://www.louisianaschools.net/topics/ccss_math.html
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Common Core State Standards Page
http://www.louisianaschools.net/topics/ccss_math.html
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Webinar/Training Page
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Common Core State Standards Page
http://www.louisianaschools.net/topics/ccss_math.html
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Math CCSS Main Page
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