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MS SB2664
Bill
AI Summary
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Strengthens the definition of "evidence-based curriculum" for prekindergarten programs by requiring curricula demonstrate statistically significant effects on student outcomes through experimental, quasi-experimental, or correlational studies with statistical controls
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Authorizes the Department of Education to provide classroom-embedded technical support for teachers and assistant teachers in prekindergarten programs
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Requires individualized professional development plans for all teachers and teaching assistants, supplemented by classroom-embedded support as needed, in addition to the existing 15-hour annual professional development requirement
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Mandates the Department of Education provide a rigorous evaluation of program effectiveness to the Governor and Legislature every three years starting July 1, 2023, using longitudinal data to measure short-term and long-term achievement and non-achievement effects
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Requires the PEER Committee to review the Department's three-year evaluations and annual reports and submit an independent summary of findings to the Legislature
Legislative Description
Early Learning Collaborative Act of 2013; prescribe standards and benchmarks.
Last Action
Died On Calendar
3/29/2021