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Wyoming County CTE staff warn audit cut scores and data issue could cost students credit
Summary
County CTE staff told the board the federal/state CTE audit cut scores remain unset and flagged a data-entry problem in the work-based learning system: students’ hours failed to count when staff did not 'finalize' entries, potentially costing students credit and county scorecard points.
Center staff told the Wyoming County Schools board they are monitoring two issues that affect students’ credentials and the district’s CTE efficiency scorecard: uncertainty about forthcoming federal/state cut scores for audits and a state-system data-entry problem that left some student workplace hours uncounted.
Staff said the state and federal agencies are still setting the cut scores that determine CTE audit outcomes; the district expects…
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