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Student Accountability Standards

The Student Accountability Standards are expectations for student achievement in all North Carolina public schools. There are two elementary standards, one middle school standard and one high school standard. There are broken down into Gateways.

Gateways

Gateway 1 - Grade 3 - Students must:

Meet local promotion requirements.

  • Demonstrate grade-level proficiency by scoring at Level III or above on state end-of-grade tests in reading and mathematics.

In Effect

Gateway 2 - Grade 5 - Students must:

 Meet local promotion requirements.

  • Demonstrate grade-level proficiency by scoring at Level III or above on state end-of- grade tests in reading and mathematics.
  • Demonstrate adequate progress in writing by scoring at or above proficiency Level 2.5 on the grade 4 writing assessment.*

In Effect

* Students who do not have this score will be given intervention and assistance to develop their writing skills. The principals and teachers of these students will use locally developed and scored writing samples during the 5th grade to determine whether students have made adequate progress in order to be promoted to the 6th grade.

Gateway 3 - Grade 8 -
Students must:

Meet local promotion requirements.
  • Demonstrate grade-level proficiency by scoring at Level III or above on state end-of-grade tests in reading and mathematics.
  • Demonstrate adequate progress in writing by scoring at or above proficiency Level 2.5 on the grade 7 writing assessment.*

In Effect

* Students who do not have this score will be given intervention and assistance to develop their writing skills. The principals and teachers of these students will use locally developed and scored writing samples during the 8th grade to determine whether students have made adequate progress in order to be promoted to the 9th grade.

Gateway 4 - High School -
Students must:

Meet existing local and state graduation requirements.
  • Achieve a passing score on an exit exam of essential skills given.

 

  • Achieve a passing score on a computer skills test.

In Effect.

When will the Standards affect my student?

If your student is in this grade during 2004-2005:

The standards will apply when he/she enters grade:

That means school year:

See this Gateway above for details:

K
3
2007-2008
Gateway 1
1
3
2006-2007
Gateway 1
2
3
2005-2006
Gateway 1
3
3
2004-2005
Gateway1
4
5
2005-2006
Gateway 2
5
5
2004-2005
Gateway 2
6
8
2006-2007
Gateway 3
7
8
2005-2006
Gateway 3
8
8
2004-2005
Gateway 3
9
12
2007-2008
Gateway 4
10
12
2006-2007
Gateway 4
11
12
2005 -2006
Gateway 4
12

12

2004-2005

Gateway 4

*Students entering grades 10, 11 & 12 this school year (2003-2004) are required to achieve a passing score on the Computer Skills test, first administered in the 8th grade, before graduating.

To learn more about the new Student Accountability standards, visit Carteret County Public School System's web site.

 

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