Have all students attain college and career preparedness 41% of students in grade 10 scored at or above proficiency Current Level of Performance: benchmarks in English, 28% in Math, 28 % in Reading and 32% in Science on the Pre-ACT composite score. Goal: Have all students be prepared for two or four year post-secondary education, vocational-technical education, entry into the military service, or preparedness to enter a rapidly changing workforce. Action Plan: Currently high school and middle school students attend Raider Time and Central Time groups weekly with an emphasis on the Ramp Up to Readiness Curriculum through the University of Minnesota. This program works to begin to prepare students for life after high school graduation. Numerous opportunities for students to gain higher education college credits are available at Central High School, including classes in English, Mathematics, Social Studies and Science. Students are able to obtain over 30 post-secondary education credits through concurrent enrollment classes with various universities in Minnesota and Advanced Placement courses, all of which are offered within our building. Students have the opportunity to explore vocational career opportunities through the Southwest Metro Educational Cooperative should they choose to do so.
Have all students attain college and career preparedness Current Level of Performance: 41% of students in grade 10 scored at or above proficiency benchmarks in English, 28% in Math, 28 % in Reading and 32% in Science on the Pre-ACT composite score. Goal: Have all students be prepared for two or four year post-secondary education, vocational-technical education, entry into the military service, or preparedness to enter a rapidly changing workforce. Action Plan: Currently high school and middle school students attend Raider Time and Central Time groups weekly with an emphasis on the Ramp Up to Readiness Curriculum through the University of Minnesota. This program works to begin to prepare students for life after high school graduation. Numerous opportunities for students to gain higher education college credits are available at Central High School, including classes in English, Mathematics, Social Studies and Science. Students are able to obtain over 30 post-secondary education credits through concurrent enrollment classes with various universities in Minnesota and Advanced Placement courses, all of which are offered within our building. Students have the opportunity to explore vocational career opportunities through the Southwest Metro Educational Cooperative should they choose to do so.
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