Teacher Resources

According to the revisions of the Shelby County Schools  Promotion and Retention Policy  5013, to be promoted to third grade, in the spring term of each school year, second grade students must achieve success against  8  out of 12  Criteria for Success. Throughout the school year, students will have several opportunities to demonstrate progress towards the 12 Criteria for Success. Per  Shelby County Schools Promotion and Retention Policy  5013, second grade students who meet  8  of 10 Criteria for Success are eligible for promotion to 3rd  grade.

Criteria for Success

Type of Measure	Frequency of Measure	Success of Measure
Report card grade	Once per quarter (4) possible points	70 or higher in ELA
Formative Assessment	Fall, winter, and spring (3) possible points	On-track or mastery in ELA
Benchmark Assessment	Fall, winter, and spring (3) possible points	Fall: Lexile 350 Winter: Lexile 420 Spring: Lexile 485
Summative Assessment – TN Ready	Spring 2 possible points	On-track or mastery in ELA

Keeping parents and guardians of students K-2 informed on their child’s progress is our top priority, therefore all K-2 teachers will receive on-going training and resources regarding implementation of the policy, training and tracking student progress and the required parent communications necessary for success. The school will be required to develop and implement a progress monitoring plan for the child. The plan must be developed "in consultation with the parent.

Additional Teacher Resources
i-Ready Teacher Support Resources
Early Literacy in Shelby County Schools
Foundational Literacy Glossary of Terms
SCS 3rd Grade Commitment Support Videos
3GC Cycle of Support
3GC Monitoring Checklist
3GC Student Progress Report
3GC Guide

Foundational Skills Videos
Foundational Skills Videos: Evans' Terrance Arnold
Foundational Skills Videos: Cherokee's Thomas Denson
Foundational Skills | Raleigh-Bartlett Meadows' Hannah Fulmer
Foundational Skills | Belle Forest's Mikita Askew
Foundational Skills | Southwind's Heba Sammour
Foundational Skills | Belle Forest's Trina McGraw