What is CCMR and a CCMR Indicator?

CCMR stands for College, Career, and Military Readiness. A CCMR indicator is a measure of a student’s preparedness for success after high school, whether they choose to attend college, enter the workforce, or join the military. Meeting a CCMR indicator before graduation not only benefits students in their post-secondary pursuits but also qualifies them for certain district-provided incentives. As a priority of district CCMR initiatives, students will not be scheduled into Off Campus or Office Aide until they have met their CCMR indicator.

CCMR Indicators: Meet ONE of the following

· SAT Score – English 480+ and Math 530+

· ACT Score – English 19+, Math 19+, AND 23+ composite

· TSIA Score – English 945+ AND 5 on the Essay OR Math 950+OR 910-949 (TSI test can be taken at Elkins High School for FREE)

· Dual Course Credits ≥ 3 hours of dual-course credits in ELA OR Math OR ≥ 9 hours of dual course credits cumulated across subjects Houston Community College

· Complete an OnRamps course AND qualify for ≥ 3 hours of college credit

· AP Exam – Score 3 or higher on an AP exam

· Earn Industry Certification

· Earn an associate degree while in high school

· Graduate Under an Advanced Diploma Plan and be Identified as a Current Special Education Student

· Earn a Level I or Level II Certificate (P-Tech Students only)

· Military Enlistment – if the graduate enlists in the US armed forces by 12/31 immediately following HS graduation and the district uploads the completed DD FORM 4.