West Virginia Code of State Rules
Agency 126 - Education
Title 126 - PROCEDURAL RULE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Series 126-005 - Guide To Senate Bill 300 Implementation (1100)
Section 126-5-14 - Revision of Policy 2510
Universal Citation: 126 WV Code of State Rules 126-5-14
Current through Register Vol. XLI, No. 38, September 20, 2024
14.1. A number of sections in Policy 2510 are being revised to strengthen the academic achievement and workplace process skills of students:
14.1.1. Increasing emphasis on the required
basic skills (reading, mathematics, writing, computer skills) in grades
K-4.
14.1.2. Increasing graduation
requirements in mathematics, science, the arts, and career majors.
14.1.3. Protecting instructional time from
interruption.
14.1.4. Requiring
county and school unified improvement plans, updated annually, that are tied to
performance measures and that coordinate all fiscal and human
resources.
14.1.5. Requiring
instructional practices to be based on research and on the practices set forth
in Policy 2510 and in Policy 2520.
14.1.6. Allowing students to Atest out@ of
courses for credit rather than receiving credit only on the basis of time spent
in the course.
14.1.7. Requiring
work-based learning experiences for all students.
14.1.8. Requiring reteaching for students not
attaining initial mastery of instructional goals and objectives.
14.1.9. Providing a warranty for entry level
workplace readiness for students achieving in the upper one-half of students
nationally (50th percentile) at the eleventh grade level of the statewide
test.
14.1.10. Providing a warranty
for advanced level workplace readiness and further education for students
achieving in the upper 30% of students nationally (70th percentile) at the
eleventh grade level on the statewide test.
14.1.11. Requiring teachers to be familiar
with the instructional goals and objectives from the preceding and succeeding
grade levels.
14.1.12. Using test
data from grade to grade to drive instruction.
14.1.13. Providing counties with options,
where appropriate, for delivering instruction.
14.1.14. Encouraging counties and schools to
be flexible through the use of the waiver process.
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