“One & Done”
Campbell High School’s
GHSGT Review Program
Overview
Graduation
Tests
Review of Score Sheets
Tutoring Program
 Resources Available
Graduation Requirements
Students must pass FIVE tests in order
to receive a high school diploma:
Writing, English, math, science, and
social studies.
 Writing test – September 29th
 Graduation Tests – March 21st – 24th

Domains of Tests
Components of the GHSGT
Each Graduation Test has several
domains which are weighted
differently. Below is a list of each test,
domain, and corresponding percentage.
English/Language Arts
48% Reading Comprehension
38% Literary Analysis
14% Conventions/Writing
Mathematics
33% Geometry
29% Algebra
21% Analysis
17% Computation
Science
26% Structure/Prop of Matter
25% Biology
17% Ecology
16% Energy Transformations
16% Forces, Waves, Electricity
Social Studies
GHSGT Passing Scores
ELA—200
Math—200
Science 200
SS— 500
GHSGT Pass Plus
ELA—235
Math—535
Science—235
SS—526
19% World Studies
38% US History
15% Map Skills
15% Information Processing
Skills
13% Civics/Citizenship
Student Score Reports
Practice Graduation Test Scores
(out of 100%)
English/Language Arts:
Math:
Practice Test Scores……
A score of 70% is a good indicator that a
student is ready to pass the graduation
tests.
Students scoring below 50% on practice
tests should consider afternoon tutoring.
Students scoring between 50% and 70%
should consider several Saturday
reviews.
Transcript Analysis
Junior transcripts were reviewed to verify that students
were on the correct path for success on the graduation
tests.
Areas of concern:
1. If a student has no credits in Math I or Math II, they will need to
sign up for tutoring.
2. If a student has low EOCT scores in Math I and/or Math II, they
should sign up for math tutoring.
3. If a student has low EOCT scores in English classes, tutoring is
needed.
4. Students need exposure to both biology and physical science in
order to be successful on exam.
Tutoring:
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Bus Transportation Provided
Session 1: (10/12/10 – 11/18/10)
English and Math sessions
Registration DUE by October 1st
Session 2: (11/30/10-1/27/11)
English, Math, Science , and Social Studies
Session 3: (2/1/11-3/17/11)
English, Math, Science, and Social Studies
Tutoring continued…
Saturday sessions will be offered – 8:30-11:30
No Transportation provided
Saturdays:
Jan 15
Feb 5
March 5
March 19
Jan 29
Feb 19
March 12
Registration forms will be on the One & Done blog!
Parent & Student Resources
“One and Done” website http://campbellhighschool.typepad.com/one_and_done/
Access registration forms, deadline information, and
study guides/lesson plans
Parent lesson plans were developed for each domain
of each subject area of the GHSGT.
Parent & Student Resources
GHSGT Practice Tests and Worksheets www.usatestprep.com
Go to “Member Login”
School ID: “Campbell”
You can either use your user name and password from last year or
“create an account”
If you need to “create an account” the student activation code is
newton80
Click on any subject you wish to review and then choose one of the
GHSGT practice tests. When you are finished with the test and it has
been scored, be sure to review your missed problems and the suggested
correct answers
Parent Guide
Lesson #7 (Data Analysis)
Question: How do you determine central tendency?
The term "measures of central tendency" is a fancy name for mean, median and mode.
Mean:Average. The sum of a set of data divided by the number of data. Do not round your
answer unless directed to do so.
Median:The middle value or the mean of the middle two values, when the data is arranged in
numerical order.
Mode:The value (number) that appears the most. It is possible to have more than one mode,
and it is possible to have no mode. If there is no mode-write "no mode", do not write zero (0).
Range:The difference between the greatest and least pieces of data.
Examples
Find the mean, median, mode, and range for the following data:
5, 15, 10, 15, 5, 10, 10, 20, 25, 15
Listing the data out in order is the easiest way to find the median. The numbers 10 and 15
both fall in the middle. Average these two numbers to get the median.
10 + 15 = 12.5
Questions????
We will be here to answer your
specific questions……
Thanks for coming and have a
great evening!