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CCMR Accountability
CCMR Accountability
HB 3 has turned the spotlight back onto college, career, and military readiness. The new CCMR Outcomes Bonus will provide more resources to improve CCMR accountability scores by helping more students meet the necessary CCMR criteria.
Many school administrators are working hard to get their entire team in on the CCMR act, but there is a lot of information to digest. Below, you will find a summary of all the important information about CCMR Accountability that your team needs to know.
For your convenience, all this information can be downloaded as a mini-poster you can print or forward to your team.
CCMR Quick Facts: Accountability
How do students demonstrate college, career, or military readiness?
Any one of these:
- SAT/ACT/TSIA2/College Prep: Meet Texas Success Initiative (TSI) criteria in ELA/Reading and Mathematics
- AP/IB: Meet criteria on Advanced Placement (AP)/International Baccalaureate (IB) examination
- Dual: Earn dual course credits
- Enlist: Enlist in the U.S. Armed Forces
- Industry Cert: Earn an industry-based certification
- Associate’s: Earn an associate degree
- IEP: Graduate with completed Individualized Education Program (IEP) and workforce readiness
- CTE: CTE coherent sequence coursework aligned with industry-based certifications
- OnRamps: Complete an OnRamps dual enrollment course
- Advanced: Graduate as a special education student from an advanced degree plan
- Level I/II Cert: Earn a Level I or Level II certificate
How is the CCMR Component Score calculated for each domain?
How does CCMR impact accountability?
For school districts and high schools, CCMR Outcomes heavily impact the School Achievement, School Progress Part B, and Closing the Gaps domains.
Interested in learning more about College, Career, and Military Readiness?
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