005.28.24 Ark. Code R. 038 - DESE Rules Governing Math Intervention
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Authority
1.01 The State Board of Education has
authority to promulgate these rules pursuant to Arkansas Code §
6-17-431.
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Definitions
2.01 "High-dosage, targeted math tutoring"
means three (3) or more tutoring sessions a week in a one-on-one or small-group
setting.
2.02 "Math intervention
plan" means instruction beyond the core that includes evidence-based math
strategies for a student who is not performing at or above grade
level.
2.03 "Parent" means a parent
of a student and includes a natural parent, a guardian, or an individual acting
as a parent in the absence of a parent or a guardian.
2.04 "Teacher" means a person who:
2.04.1 Holds a valid Arkansas teacher
license, including an administrator; or
2.04.2 Is teaching under a waiver of
license.
2.05 "Teacher
excellence and support system" means a statewide teacher evaluation system
that:
2.05.1 Is aimed at:
2.05.1.1 Ensuring effective teaching;
and
2.05.1.2 Improving student
learning;
2.05.2
Provides:
2.05.2.1 Support;
2.05.2.2 Collaboration;
2.05.2.3 Feedback; and
2.05.2.4 Targeted professional development
opportunities; and
2.05.3
Is set out in:
2.05.3.1 The Rules Governing
Educator Support and Development, Section 6.0; and
2.05.3.2 Arkansas Code §
6-17-2801, et
seq.
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Math Intervention Plan
Requirements
3.01 Each year a public
school district and an open-enrollment public charter school shall:
3.01.1 Develop a math intervention plan
within the statewide student intervention system by the first quarter for each
student in grades three through eight (3-8) who is not performing at or above
grade level on the state assessment, as defined by the State Board of
Education; and
3.01.2 Provide
written notification at least two times throughout the school year to all
parents of students with a math intervention plan of the student's progress on
his or her math intervention plan.
3.02 The math intervention plan required
under Section 3.01.1 may include without limitation:
3.02.1 A provision for each student to have
access to high-dosage, targeted math tutoring in the subsequent school
year;
3.02.2 Assignment to a
teacher with a value-added model score in the top quartile statewide in math
for the previous three (3) years;
3.02.2.1 If
a public school district or open-enrollment public charter school is unable to
find a teacher with a value-added model score in the top quartile statewide in
math for the previous three (3) years, the math intervention plan may include
assignment to a teacher:
3.02.2.1.a With a
highly-effective rating in the teacher excellence and support system, where
possible; or
3.02.2.1.b Deemed to
be a high-performing teacher as defined by a Master Professional Educator
designation;
3.02.3 A provision for each student to have
extended time on math instruction during or after school.
3.03 By the beginning of the 2024-2025 school
year, and annually thereafter, each public school district and open-enrollment
public charter school shall report in the Division of Elementary and Secondary
Education statewide information system the:
3.03.1 Type or types of math intervention
used; and
3.03.2 Number of students
who are receiving each type of math intervention.
Notes
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