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Campus and district administration oversee strict adherence to procedures, including eligibility review, intervention planning, and final graduation determinations during the 12th grade year. 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The campus administration will select an Individualized Graduation Committee (IGC) to review eligibility and provide a plan for students to meet the graduation requirements. The IGC must meet to review student eligibility, create a plan for interventions, provide oversight for the process, and ensure the student’s intervention plan is completed successfully. Strict adherence to these District guidelines will be monitored by the campus and District administration.  \nEligible Students  \nStudents who are currently enrolled and classified as 11th or 12th graders during the 2023-2024 school year may qualify for an IGC. Students must successfully complete the curriculum requirements for high school graduation. Students may only qualify during their 11th and 12th grade year for graduation after the IGC has convened and implemented the student plan or ifthey had previously completed their high school program. The IGC process may be held for “No more more than two EOC exams.”  \nStudents must have the opportunity to attempt the exam and not performed satisfactorily on the applicable EOC exams not just the original test. Students who have a COVID waiver for a course from 2019-2020 will have that waiver count as a passed EOC exam.  \nEB students may use the English I Provision for one of the two assessments for the IGC. If English I is the only EOC exam an EB student needs, they do not have an IGC review in order to graduate.  \nSPED students may fall under the IGC determination if they have taken the non-modified EOC exams; SPED students who have taken modified EOC exams will go to ARD for graduation consideration as in previous years.  \nIn addition, students must have been provided remediation for the EOC, which the IGC is creating a plan. Graduation decisions can only be made during the 12th grade year. Students who have petitioned to graduate early, must satisfy all graduation requirements and do not qualify to have andIGC. The initial IGC may not be established after June 10 or before the start of the next school year.  \nIndividual Graduation Committee Members  \nThe IGC will be comprised of at least:  \n(1) the principal or principal's designee;  \n(2) the teacher of the course of the (EOC) on which the student failed to perform satisfactorily;  \n(3) the department chair or lead teacher supervising the teacher of the course  \n(4) the student's school counselor;  \n(5) the student's parent/guardian/ advocate or student if 18  \nAdditional members may serve on the IGC, but the above members must be present. The student may also attend the IGC meeting to develop the intervention plan. If the student is at least 18 years of age or is an emancipated minor a parent is not required however, they should be included.  \nThe IGC can meet for both EOC exams, that the student missed the standard, atthe same time; the appropriate members should be included, as it is required to have the teacher for that EOC area present. Teachers may not be available who  \ndirectly taught students during the year they originally took the EOC exams, a teacher currently teaching the EOC course may be the teacher on the IGC.  \nDistinguished Level/ Foundation School Program Plans  \nThe IGC does not make any recommendation nor change the students’ graduation plan eligibility. Under the guidelines published by the TEA, these student programs are not affected by the SB 149, 463, and 213, only the assessments (EOC) . If a student is currently on a program such as the FSP or DL, they still may graduate under those plans and use the IGC to develop the alternatives for up to two EOC exams. Likewise, students may also achieve performance acknowledgements and use the IGC alternatives to graduate where applicable. Students who graduate under the IGC may also earn an Endo","cbCaipw83kDoalkP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipw83kDoalkP","pdf",691027,"English","# Overview\n# Eligible Students\n# Individual Graduation Committee Members\n# Distinguished Level/Foundation School Program Plans\n# Notification of Parents/Guardians\n# IGC Process","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Individual Graduation Committee (IGC) in 2023-2024?\",\"answer\":\"The IGC reviews student eligibility, creates and oversees an intervention plan, and ensures the student’s alternative measures are completed successfully to support graduation decisions.\"},{\"question\":\"Which students can qualify for an IGC during the 2023-2024 school year?\",\"answer\":\"Students enrolled as 11th or 12th graders may qualify if they meet curriculum requirements, have not met EOC standards, and the IGC has convened to implement an appropriate plan. 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