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As educators and administrators, we need to be careful to not compare the new (CAASPP/EAP) results to the old (STAR/EAP) results. These scores represent a new baseline: a starting point for the progress that students will make over time. To learn  \nmore, see [http://caaspp.cde.ca.gov/sb2015/UnderstandingCAASPPReports](http://caaspp.cde.ca.gov/sb2015/UnderstandingCAASPPReports)  \nWhat these scores mean to a senior planning to attend a CSU or participating Community College:  \nLevel 4: Standard Exceeded – Ready for English/math college-level coursework. Student is exempt from taking CSU’s English and/or Math placement exams, and may enroll directly in college credit bearing courses. CSU’s Early Start Program not required.  \nLevel 3: Standard Met – Conditionally Ready for English/math college-level coursework. Student can be exempted from CSU’s Early Start Program (remedial math/English) by earning a C or higher in an approved senior year course, or by passing CSU’s English and/or Math placement exams. The approved English courses to meet the EAP conditional status are: ERWC, AP English, Honors English, IB English. Formath, they are advanced math courses with Alg. II (Math III) as a pre-requisite, or AP Physics, or AP Statistics.  \nLevel 2: Standard Nearly Met-Not yet demonstrating readiness, or  \nLevel 1: Standard Not Met – Not demonstrating readiness  \nStudent must take CSU’s English and/or math placement tests, and is likely to be required to participate in CSU’s Early Start (remediation) unless proactive measures are taken in 12th grade.","cbCaib9VlZKqWdTb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaib9VlZKqWdTb","pdf",227131,"English","# 2015 CAASPP/EAP Results\n## English 11th Grade Results\n## Math 11th Grade Results\n## Interpreting the New CAASPP Baseline\n## Meaning of Achievement Levels for CSU/Community College","[{\"question\":\"What does the report say about comparing CAASPP/EAP results to older STAR/EAP results?\",\"answer\":\"It states that the new CAASPP standards set higher expectations and that educators should avoid direct comparison between CAASPP/EAP and older STAR/EAP results. The scores are presented as a new baseline for tracking progress over time.\"},{\"question\":\"What information is provided for English 11th grade performance in 2015?\",\"answer\":\"The report lists the number enrolled and tested, the percentage tested, the mean scale score, and the breakdown of students across Levels 4 to 1.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Level 4 differ from Level 3 for CSU or community college readiness?\",\"answer\":\"Level 4 (Standard Exceeded) indicates readiness for college-level coursework and can lead to exemption from CSU English/math placement tests, with no CSU Early Start Program requirement. Level 3 (Standard Met) is conditionally ready, allowing exemption from Early Start through approved coursework with a C or higher or by passing CSU placement exams.\"},{\"question\":\"What actions are expected if a student is at Level 1?\",\"answer\":\"The report indicates Level 1 means not demonstrating readiness, so the student must take CSU English and/or math placement tests and is likely to need CSU Early Start (remediation) unless proactive steps are taken in 12th grade.\"}]","Pleasant Valley High School - 2009-2015 | PDF",1790994828]