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CCLS implementation timeline
Posted:
May 16, 2011 9:05 PM
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Today SED released an updated timeline for implementation of CCLS. See
http://usny.nysed.gov/rttt/docs/ccsstimeline.pdf
I think this follows the timeline they gave us previously, but with
more detail, especially about when they expect to give us "exemplary
CCSS curriculum modules."
For next year (2011-12) they still have the same disconnect/ambiguity/
confusion in their expectations: the May/June tests are aligned with
the old (2005) standards, but teachers are recommended to teach at
least one unit aligned with CCLS each semester. Am I right in thinking
there's a disconnect there, or at least that SED is being very unclear?
SED is also providing us with some CCSS "implementation tools" at http://usny.nysed.gov/rttt/docs/ccresources.pdf
. (More to follow over the next few years, I'm sure.) I haven't looked
at these yet.
Note: these tools are for the national CCSS, not quite the same as
NY's CCLS, though they're almost the same.
Evan Romer
Susquehanna Valley HS
Conklin NY 13748
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