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A district staff member and the high-school reading specialist evaluated alternatives and selected CAPT, which yields Lexile measures and national-percentile scores and includes six subtests in total. \"We found what I consider to be a remarkably better tool. And it is called the CAPT assessment,\" the presenter said. At the secondary level the district will initially administer three subtests—sentence processing, reading efficiency and reading comprehension—that together drive the Lexile score.

Staff said the district has already given CAPT at the high school this spring and is scheduling it for seventh and eighth graders in the next two weeks. The tool provides student- and parent-facing reports, a dashboard for district analysis, and a large data file the district can upload to its data warehouse. Staff said the instrument is fully online, timed, and scored for teachers to support efficiency.

The presenter said CAPT includes additional subtests (word recognition and decoding, vocabulary, morphology) that can be given for students who do not meet tier‑1 benchmarks so interventions can be targeted to the precise skill areas. The district hopes the additional subtests will help select appropriate interventions beyond large-group programs such as Read 180.

Committee members asked about accommodations and online testing. Staff said the assessment supports accommodations, including a text-to-speech option and three accommodation levels for setting grade-level complexity; for deeper or unique accommodations the district follows written IEP procedures and seeks the special exceptions required by the guidelines. Staff described a new \"unique accommodation\" for ELA that allows the ELA portion to be read to a student when appropriate and documented in the IEP.

No formal board vote was recorded; the item was presented as a staff update about assessment selection and near-term rollout. Staff said it will compile and report CAPT results to the board and include the data in future strategic-plan reporting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board Curriculum Committee Meeting 5/5/2025","oneSentenceSummary","Central York SD will deploy the CAPT diagnostic for grades 7–12, using three core subtests initially (sentence processing, reading efficiency, reading comprehension) to produce Lexile scores and national percentiles; high school testing has already occurred and middle-school testing is imminent.","taxTitle","Central York SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania","taxId",38371,"location","Pennsylvania","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6251332,"Committee hears summer plan: dozens of ELA maps, math alignment, and off-cycle CTE revisions",397,322000,719000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3195891-4dbc9ec2e760082bb13c4177bdd6f23c&start=322&end=719","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3195891-4dbc9ec2e760082bb13c4177bdd6f23c/thumbnail_322000.jpg","/articles/6251332/Pennsylvania/Committee-hears-summer-plan-dozens-of-ELA-maps-math-alignment-and-off-cycle-CTE-revisions","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6251332-59066ddfeed095d42463cff72ec511bd/orig.mp4?Expires=1771103829&Signature=CNQit8JbXs2-~Akk3u12ryG7KikVcCnXDZCrncqFge~ryvRoO-cnUK6lVypFGSJFLO7clt0pxukG7xbESVK0hK8m688CazBtbpVseM935tArcnj96plebIT2IK19xsK13nqiAUSChrFuJbAABlPa8-KezIHIdJy2842Uty6UEphSTxH9X86Zgux7Rq2DbGxObLNogOPN~TXVsISe0k59oBXjUa~qgd2LLCda~W0WlEvARLEvoQ~2prjZpORhhlPUXUo2gCw-s73n0snFp3DhzmnVVHhhyRKYJc8W0jLvPfodbfbQXQPJ0XgSxuYijZk2~MAoJBwmPrxn9Zn2U3EV6A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Central York SD Curriculum Committee on May 5 heard an update on the district's summer curriculum-writing schedule, including plans to produce roughly 20–25 ELA maps, complete K–8 math maps using the Wonders resource, and revise several business and education courses to align with career and technical education (CTE) task lists.

A district staff member described a multi-week effort that begins immediately and continues into June and July. The K–6 teams will work with the Wonders resource, which provides a standards-alignment guide to Pennsylvania, and the district built model units (grade 3 for ELA and grade 4 for math) so teachers have ready examples. \"Grade 3 teachers will get a surprise tomorrow; they have one unit ahead,\" the presenter said.

Staff said five additional high-school math courses will be written this summer; six high-school music courses remain to be completed; and four business courses—Accounting 1, Accounting 2, Business Management and Economics—are being revised off cycle to align with CTE programming and the CTE task lists the district will submit. The presenter added two family and consumer sciences courses (General Education 1 and 2) are being revised for CTE alignment as well.

Committee members and staff discussed workload and cadence. The presenter said the committee and staff will coordinate the pace of materials coming to the committee and adjust based on the committee's capacity to review the work. The presenter offered to debrief with the committee on depth and timing as the summer progresses.

The presenter also said the district plans to encourage teachers to use AI as a consistent starting tool for some curriculum-writing tasks and that the district has scripted sentence starters to promote consistency in how AI is used during unit construction. Staff said professional development earlier in the year prepared teachers to use AI for parts of the work and that those resources will be modeled during upcoming sessions.

No formal votes or policy adoptions were recorded on these curriculum-writing activities during the meeting; the update was informational and described staff workplans and timelines.","Staff told the committee Central York SD will produce about 20–25 ELA curriculum maps over June–July, run coordinated K–8 math work with Wonders, and revise several business and education courses off cycle to align with CTE programming.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6251335,"Curriculum committee endorses K–8 music maps for full-board review",164,149000,313000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3195891-4dbc9ec2e760082bb13c4177bdd6f23c&start=149&end=313","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3195891-4dbc9ec2e760082bb13c4177bdd6f23c/thumbnail_149000.jpg","/articles/6251335/Pennsylvania/Curriculum-committee-endorses-K8-music-maps-for-full-board-review","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6251335-104c86f119f523b762dcfa2a9309ea3e/orig.mp4?Expires=1771103829&Signature=YvAIMeyKOfiPMjeoJLNIbTcx2QeyAHu2LVBpk77-GAkv4W28HBKwjpGFhCZxxz8RCz19AimyB9lNyhLHlB8GXJ7VQqhHDcLVjUXKr08-t8NE6O~oFvtkHhgYpIA8DyYtw969YafQhSrHecyOlo3wHlqg9BxTKo9BQLNvK5UxqTes-OjpEun7M~h4duNzMxV8jPaZD1tjkZPboF79EdidB4uqmqhqb4cjP~hM69p5vwbmEpoZJBn3BzFhFHqDsZ8ka51QYu5j8SeCFFeQQDhsyfhu~nj5pO4FeXltrnJdPoL7JHyzAm3guNGy-mNWiyDStKR9opWBTu7f22ZmrcuLHg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Central York SD Curriculum Committee on May 5 agreed to forward the district's K–8 music curriculum maps to the full school board, with minor edits, to appear on the June meeting agenda.

Committee members said the maps cover general music, intermediate band and orchestra, and middle-school band and orchestra, and draw on both Pennsylvania arts and humanities standards and national arts standards for alignment. \"They did a fantastic job,\" one committee member said of the teachers who wrote the maps.

Committee members flagged two specific edits: in the elementary choir units 3 and 4 the label under the PA standards reads \"entities\" and should be corrected, and in the intermediate band unit 6 the words \"elements and principles\" should be capitalized to match the standard. The presenter said those corrections would be made and an updated folder would be provided before the full-board meeting.

The committee chair asked whether the group was ready to send the maps to the full board; committee members responded affirmatively. The presenter said the materials would be placed on the agenda for the June meetings.

No formal motion text or recorded roll-call tally was provided in the transcript; the record shows the committee reached agreement to advance the maps after the stated edits. The committee did not take additional policy actions on music standards during the meeting.

The committee indicated it will report back to the full board in June with corrected documents and the finalized packet for review.","Central York SD curriculum committee agreed to send K–8 music curriculum maps to the full school board for approval after minor edits, scheduling them for the June meeting.","actionData","errors"]

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District adopts CAPT for grades 7–12 to replace discontinued RI; rollout starts this spring

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Curriculum committee endorses K–8 music maps for full-board review