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UTD In
the News
OpEd: Legislators missed lesson of book 'A Nation at Risk'
Tallahassee Democrat
(April 25, 2008)
Focus on South
Florida
WFOR - CBS 4
(March 23, 2008)
Miami-Dade Teachers
protest health insurance
The Miami Herald
(March 12, 2008)
Study: Fla.
education funding
affecting high wage jobs
WSVN - Fox 7 News
(Feb. 28, 2008)
(Feb. 2, 2008)
AFL-CIO Pushes for ‘No’ vote For
Amendment 1
WPLG - Local 10
(Jan. 17, 2008)
Miami 'Zone' Gives Schools
Intensive Help
"Education Week"
(Oct. 17, 2007)




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Progress Monitoring Plans (PMP)
Replace AIPs
The A++ Bill has
developed provisions for the new Progress Monitoring Plans (PMP) for
students who fail to meet state and district performance levels in
reading and/or math. UTD has been assured there will be no increase in
paperwork requirements by teachers, who will have fewer requirements
than with AIPs.
Under the PMP
requirements, teachers will continue to:
- identify
students not meeting performance standards in reading/math
- conduct
evaluations
- implement
interventions for appropriate students
- notify parents
if students fail to make progress
- administer
district-wide Interim Assessments for K-3 students in October,
January, April
- modify
instruction based on results of Interim Assessments
- re-evaluate
students
- make
recommendations for future instruction based on collected data
All schools will be receiving the
implementation plan. For clarification or questions, contact UTD’s
Prof. Dev. Dept. at 305-854-0220. |
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