CCMR and What It Means for You

What does CCMR stand for in Texas education?

• College, Career, and Military Readiness

• College and Career Management Readiness

• Career, College, and Military Resources

• College Completion and Military Readiness

How many indicators does a student need to meet to be College Ready?

• All three path

• Two out of three

• Just one

• None

Which of the following is a valid way to become Career Ready?

• Scoring 950+ on the TSIA2

• Earning an industry based certification

• Enrolling in AP Calculus

• Taking the SAT®

What is one Military Readiness indicator?

• Scoring 23 on the ACT

• Completing an AP course

• Enlisting in the U.S. military before graduation

• Earning a welding certificate

What’s one reason schools care about CCMR scores?

• They impact school funding and accountability

• They determine athletic eligibility

• They replace standardized testing

• They are required for driver’s education

Emilio scored a 945 in ELAR and 5 on the Essay, and 952 on Math on TSIA2. What does this mean?

• He is Career Ready

• He needs to retake the test

• He is College Ready

• He is Military Ready

If a student completes JROTC but doesn’t enlist, what is their readiness status?

• Not military ready

• Military Ready

• Career Ready only

• Still needs to take the ASVAB

A student earns a Level I certificate from a Texas college. What readiness category applies?

• Career Ready

• Military Ready

• Not applicable

• College Ready

Which student is MOST likely to avoid remedial college classes?

• One who passes a dual credit course

• One who joins a CTE club

• One who enlists in the military

• One who volunteers after school

What is a likely outcome for a student NOT meeting any CCMR criteria?

• They graduate with honors

• They skip college applications

• They may need more time and money in college

• They qualify for all graduation pathways