#Texas oncourse series

Your responses to the questions below will help us know when to reach out to you with the postsurvey and better understand how you're delivering college and career readiness instruction. If you have specific questions about how we’ve developed the survey, please contact Matt Giani, director of data and research, at out the form below to participate Potential career choices and the education needed to enter those careers.The Distinguished Level of Achievement for graduation.The creation of a high school personal graduation plan.To administer the presurvey to students, fill out the form below and we will provide you with a survey link.Įducators can preview the survey questions before administering it to students. The survey covers the following topics: Each survey should each take 20-30 minutes for students to complete. The presurvey is open now and will close October 31, 2019. Viewing Texas education data at the click of a button has never been easier, and now you can communicate more clearly to colleagues, students, and your community.

#Texas oncourse series

We also ask the teachers and/or counselors who are instructing the students and administering the survey to answer a short series of questions. With Texas OnCourse's DataDive, you can compare academic performance statistics and plan for areas of key growth. You will administer the surveys before and after students complete the instruction. These surveys are meant to be given to students who are completing college and career readiness lessons. To participate in the study, you will need to administer two surveys to the same set of students at two different points during the year. Please note, we are unable to provide reports to campuses or districts that have fewer than 30 students complete the survey. If you are interested in receiving a campus or district report, you will let us know on the next page.

These reports provide a snapshot of your students’ high school readiness. We are able to send campus and district reports to participating schools and districts who request them. With data from the study, you can better align future instruction with students’ most critical needs. Providing middle school students with instruction that prepares them for high school, college, and career is a goal of 2015's HB 18.īy participating, you'll be able to assess the effectiveness of your middle school college and career instruction. Your participation in the study means Texans will be better able to understand how our state is doing when it comes to high school, college, and career readiness. We do this through a high school readiness study, and we need your help. Keep reading for more information or skip to fill out the form to participate.Įach year, we seek to measure how familiar middle school students are with college and career topics.

Interested in understanding how ready your students are for high school?