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(A) Beginning with the 2015-2016 school year, and annually
thereafter, the district and school report cards established in section 3302.03
of the Revised Code shall include a graded component known as prepared for
success. The prepared for success component shall include six ungraded measures
that are combined into the component grade using the requirements established
in section 3302.03 of the Revised Code.(B) Standards for awarding the component grade shall be
calculated as follows:(1) The denominator for the component shall
include all of the students in the four- and five-year graduation cohorts for
the district or building, as established in section 3302.03 of the Revised
Code.(2) A student shall be assigned a weight of 1.0
in the numerator of the calculation for meeting one or more of the following
criteria:(a) Achieving the
remediation-free scores on all parts of the ACT college-readiness assessment or
the SAT college-readiness assessment;(b) Earning an
industry-recognized credential from the list of acceptable industry-recognized
credentials adopted by the state board of education;(c) Receiving an honors
diploma under division (B) of section 3313.61 of the Revised Code.(3) A student who meets one or more requirements
in paragraph (B)(2) of this rule shall be assigned an additional weight of 0.3
for also meeting one or more of the following criteria:(a) Earning a three or
better on an AP exam;(b) Earning a four or
better on an international baccalaureate exam;(c) Earning three or more
non-remediation credits through college credit plus.(4) The maximum weight that any individual
student can contribute to the numerator is 1.3.(C) The department shall
assign a letter grade for the prepared for success component using the
following performance benchmarks for the 2015-2016 school year:(1) "A" for scores greater than or equal to eighty-five
per cent;(2) "B" for scores greater than or equal to sixty-five
per cent but less than eighty-five per cent;(3) "C" for scores greater than or equal to thirty-four
per cent but less than sixty-five per cent;(4) "D" for scores greater than or equal to fifteen per
cent but less than thirty-four per cent; and(5) "F" for scores less than fifteen per cent.
(D) The department shall
assign a letter grade for the prepared for success component using the
following performance benchmarks for the 2016-2017 school year:(1) "A" for scores greater than or equal to ninety per
cent;(2) "B" for scores greater than or equal to seventy per
cent but less than ninety per cent;(3) "C" for scores greater than or equal to forty-five
per cent but less than seventy per cent;(4) "D" for scores greater than or equal to twenty-five
per cent but less than forty-five per cent; and(5) "F" for scores less than twenty-five per
cent.(E) The department shall
assign a letter grade for the prepared for success component using the
following performance benchmarks for the 2017-2018 school year:(1) "A" for scores greater than or equal to
ninety-three per cent;(2) "B" for scores greater than or equal to
seventy-five per cent but less than ninety-three per cent;(3) "C" for scores greater than or equal to sixty per
cent but less than seventy-five per cent;(4) "D" for scores greater than or equal to forty per
cent but less than sixty per cent; and(5) "F" for scores less than forty per
cent.
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