Overview Of New York State’s Adult . - Board Of Regents
Overview of New York State’sAdult and Alternative EducationInstruction Leading to aNYS High School EquivalencyDiplomaPresentation to the Board of RegentsJanuary 13, 2014
44%75%Total55%Not Prep Pass Rate54%Prep Pass Rate79%Rest of StateOverall Pass Rate68%39%69%New York City45%0%20%40%60%80%100%
Pass Rate100%80%60%40%64%20%43%0%15,80032,758Testers under 21Testers 21 & over(33%)Note: Data represents calendar year 2012(67%)
2,200,000 withoutHS diploma or equivalent115,032Adults in SEDFunded Programs62,299Adults in English Speakers ofOther Languages Programs52,733Adults in Literacy Programs
46,48252,733Adults inSED FundedAdultLiteracyProgramsAdults withSkills LessThan 9.0Grade Level6,251Adults withSkillsbetween9.0 – 12.9Grade Level6,274ReferredtoGED test4,901Passed78%PassRate
SED requirements forAdult Education ProgramsStudents mustaccrue aminimum of 12contact hoursbefore they arecounted in thedata systemThe programmust record avalid pre-testbefore the first12 hours lapseThe class rostermust not exceed20 studentsThe programmust provide avalid post-testafter 100 hoursof instructionProgramsoperating underEPE state aidmust usecertified K-12 orcertificated adulteducationteachers6
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62,299 Adult English Speakersof Other Languages Learners:9,518ROS52,781NYMetroNYMetroNYCHudson ValleyLong IslandROSCapital NorthCentral SouthernFinger LakesWest
46,482 Adult Basic Education:NYMetro17,20729,275NYMetroROSNYCHudson ValleyLong IslandROSCapital NorthCentral SouthernFinger LakesWest
6,251 Adult SecondaryEducation Learners:NYMetro2,957NYMetro3,294ROSROSNYCHudson ValleyLong IslandROSCapital NorthCentral SouthernFinger LakesWest
Adult Basic EducationAdultSecondaryEducation# ofEducational Functioning Grade LevelStudentsLevelsEquivalentsEnrolled% ofStudentCohort(52,733)Beginning ABELiteracy0 – 1.91,2902%Beginning BasicEducation2 – 3.97,62915%Low Intermediate BasicEducation4 – 5.920,27938%High Intermediate BasicEducation6 – 8.917,28433%Low Adult SecondaryEducation9 – 10.94,1088%High AdultSecondary Education11 – 12.92,1434%
# ofStudentsEnrolled% ofStudentCohort(62,299)Beginning ESL LiteracyBEST Plus:400 andbelow26,20142%Low Beginning ESLBEST Plus:401–4176,13510%High Beginning ESLBEST Plus:418–4387,35812%Low Intermediate ESLBEST Plus:439–4728,88614%High Intermediate ESLBEST Plus:473–5068,72714%Advanced ESLBEST Plus:507–5404,9928%Educational FunctioningLevelsNoDeterminationis Made on aStudent’sLiteracy Levelin his/herNativeLanguageGrade LevelEquivalents
Adult Education Staffing:Total4,963Administrators 252Full Time Teachers 1,106Un-Paid Volunteers 1,599Part Time Teachers 2,006
Adult Education Funding:FederalNY StateWIAEPE 33.975 million 96 millionALE 6.3 millionWEP 1.8 million
Student/TeacherRatio36:1NY Stateper capitaspending 1,200
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The GED Test Battery consists of five subtests in thefollowing subject areas:LanguageArts –WritingLanguageArts ReadingScienceSocialStudiesMathematicsStudents must earn a minimum total score of 2250 on the GED Test Battery to earn an HSEDiploma. It is recommended that students who are referred for testing should earn a score of 2500on the Official GED Practice Test or the equivalent readiness test score for the TASC.17
22,804Youth inAHSEPPrograms5,290Referred toGED test3,996Passed76%PassRate18
Students who are 16-21 years of age ;Students must complete the school year in which they turned 16, or such older maximum compulsoryage as the board of education of the school district may require for school attendanceIf a student who has dropped out of school wants to enroll in an AHSEP Program,they must have district approval & are transferred to the AHSEP ProgramTo determine eligibility, a formula is used that factors in the number of units of credit required by theschool district for a local diploma, the number of years the student has been in grades 9-12,and the number of units of credit the student earned.19
SED requirements for Alternative HighSchool Equivalency Preparation (AHSEP)Program approvalMust offerstudents aminimum of12 hours ofinstructionper week.Must operate atleast 150 hoursduring theschool year.The classregister mustnot exceed 20students.The programmust include aworkforcepreparationcomponent.Students withdisabilitiesmust receivespecialeducationprograms andservices.**Including supplementary aids as specified on theirIndividualized Education Program (IEP), amongothers.20
2013-14 AHSEP Approved Programs(252 Total)35(14%)82( 33%)Operated by schooldistricts outside the Cityof New York16(6%)119( 47%)Operated by NYCDepartment of EducationOperated by BOCESOperated by NYS Officeof Children and FamilyServices21
2012-13 AHSEP Program Enrollment(22,804 Total)11,284(49%)11,520(51%)New York CityRest of State22
2012-13 AHSEP Exam Results: 5,290 Students Referred to Exam 76% Passing Rate1,294(24%)Passed3,996(76%)Did not pass23
Education 2 – 3.9 7,629 15% Low Intermediate Basic Education 4 – 5.9 20,279 38% High Intermediate Basic Education 6 – 8.9 17,284 33% Adult Secondary Education Low Adult Secondary Education 9 – 10.9 4,108 8% High Adul
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