Massachusetts Next-Generation Accountability System Overview

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Explore the Massachusetts Next-Generation Accountability & Assistance System presentation to the Board of Elementary & Secondary Education in June 2018, including discussions, regulatory process, and changes made in response to public comments.

  • Massachusetts
  • Accountability System
  • Education
  • Regulations
  • DESE

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  1. Massachusetts Next-Generation Accountability & Assistance System Presentation to the Board of Elementary & Secondary Education June 2018 Russell Johnston, Senior Associate Commissioner Rob Curtin, Associate Commissioner Ventura Rodriguez, Associate Commissioner

  2. 1. 2. 3. 4. Timeline & process Proposed amendments to regulations Accountability system summary document One-page overview of system AGENDA

  3. Accountability discussions with the Board December 2017 January 2018 March 2018 May 2018 June 2018 September 2018 BESE discussion about weighting of accountability indicators BESE discussion & vote to solicit public comment on proposed amendments to state accountability regulations (603 CMR 2.00) BESE discussion about accountability & assistance system BESE discussion & vote on proposed amendments to state accountability regulations BESE vote on new accountability system BESE discussion about accountability system design ESE publishes 2018 accountability results for all public schools & districts 3 Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

  4. Regulatory Process BESE voted to solicit public comment on proposed amendments to 603 CMR 2.00: Accountability and Assistance for Districts and Schools Department received eight written comments from the public Most commented-on issues: o Lack of specificity about the new accountability system o Use of the school percentile to rank schools relative to each other o Removal of the Conditions for School Effectiveness o Public comment period for accountability system changes o BESE s authority to designate a district as underperforming o Commissioner s authority to modify the turnaround plan in an underperforming school o The Commissioner's authority to remove the chronically underperforming designation from a school that is within a district that the Board has designated as chronically underperforming. 4 Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

  5. DESE changes to the regulations in response to public comment Summary document of public comment created with DESE response DESE added more clarity about the accountability system to the regulations including: o Definitions of terms used in the system o Detail on what measures will be reported annually o Detail on how annual performance determinations will be made o A formal public comment process for changes made to the system DESE also clarified the authority of the Commissioner related to the modification of a turnaround plan in an underperforming school 5 Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

  6. Accountability summary DESE developed a document to summarize the following information presented to BESE over several months. o What indicators will be included in the system o Weighting of the indicators in the calculations o Use of a normative component (school percentile) o Use of a criterion-referenced component (accountability target percentage) including measuring the performance of the lowest performing students o Subgroup reporting o Assessment participation o Categorization of schools and districts 6 Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

  7. One-page summary of the accountability system Response to request from BESE to develop a parent-friendly explanation of the new accountability system Meant to convey basic information about the purpose and components of the system Still under development and will be released during the summer 7 Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

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