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    Kindergarten promotion requires mastery of reading, math and ELA standards as measured by GKIDS and meeting attendance requirements. Grades 1-5 require a final grade of 70 or higher in core subjects and meeting attendance. Grades 6-8 require a 70 or higher in core subjects and 75% of connections courses and meeting attendance. Assessment targets on MAP and SRI are provided for grades 2-8 to inform but not solely determine promotion, with provisions for ELL and disabled students. GKIDS, SRI, and MAP are defined as the reading and math assessment tools used.

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    Kindergarten promotion requires mastery of reading, math and ELA standards as measured by GKIDS and meeting attendance requirements. Grades 1-5 require a final grade of 70 or higher in core subjects and meeting attendance. Grades 6-8 require a 70 or higher in core subjects and 75% of connections courses and meeting attendance. Assessment targets on MAP and SRI are provided for grades 2-8 to inform but not solely determine promotion, with provisions for ELL and disabled students. GKIDS, SRI, and MAP are defined as the reading and math assessment tools used.

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    IHE-E (3) Promotion Guidelines

    School Year 2015-2016


    Kindergarten

    Mastery of Reading, Math and ELA standards as determined by GKIDS


    Meet the attendance policy requirements

    Grades 1-5

    Have a final grade of 70 or higher in ELA, Reading, Math, Social Studies, and Science
    Meet the attendance policy requirements
    See assessment targets on MAP and SRI in chart below

    Grades 6-8

    Have a final grade of 70 or higher in ELA, Math, Social Studies and Science
    Have a final grade of 70 or higher in 75% of the total number of connections courses taken
    Meet the attendance policy requirements
    See assessment targets on MAP and SRI in chart below

    Assessment Guidelines - Grades 2 - 8


    These assessments are NOT the sole criteria in determining promotion/retention. Elementary and middle
    school principals will use multiple measures in determining final student promotion decisions.
    Special provisions may be made for students who are English Language Learners and students with
    identified disabilities.

    Grade Level
    2nd Grade
    3rd Grade
    4th Grade
    5th Grade
    6th Grade
    7th Grade
    8th Grade

    SRI
    MAP
    SRI
    MAP
    SRI

    Minimum Passing Score


    2015 - 2016
    345 Lexile
    184 RIT
    545 Lexile
    196 RIT
    645 Lexile

    MAP
    SRI
    MAP
    SRI
    MAP
    SRI
    MAP
    SRI
    MAP

    205 RIT
    745 Lexile
    213 RIT
    830 Lexile
    216 RIT
    885 Lexile
    221 RIT
    940 Lexile
    225 RIT

    Assessment

    GKIDS (GA Kindergarten Inventory of Developing Skills) provides a summary of student performance in
    English Language Arts and Mathematics at the end of the kindergarten school year.
    SRI /Lexile(Scholastic Reading Inventory) is a reading assessment program which provides immediate,
    actionable data on students' reading levels and growth over time.
    MAP/RIT (Measure of Academic Progress) is a mathematics assessment program which is used to evaluate
    mathematics proficiency.
    June 10, 2015

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