Capstone Presentation Format Guidelines
Rubrics:
2. All students will successfully complete a Graduation Portfolio which contains acceptable entries from all content areas. The entire Graduation Portfolio shall document evidence that the student has demonstrated proficiency in each of the MHS academic Student Learning Expectations (SLEs), which are:
A Middletown High School graduate will effectively utilize literacy skills: reading analysis and interpretation, writing, listening, and speaking.
A Middletown High School graduate will acquire, analyze, and evaluate information and ideas to solve problems effectively.
A Middletown High School graduate will demonstrate technological literacy.
A Middletown High School graduate will demonstrate a critical understanding of aesthetics.
A Middletown High School graduate will identify behaviors that are physically, mentally, and emotionally healthy.
Specific requirements of the MHS Graduation Portfolio, i.e., quantity of acceptable entries required reflective writing, etc. will be published in the MHS Proficiency-Based Graduation Requirement Handbook and is subject to School Committee approval.
Formative portfolio assessments will occur during the freshman, sophomore, and junior years. The final Graduation Portfolio assessment will occur no later than the second semester of the senior year.
Successful completion of a Certificate of Initial Mastery (CIM) shall be a sufficient substitute for completion of the Graduation Portfolio.
More Information on the Graduation Portfolio Requirements
minimum requirements - subject to change, please contact MHS and your guidance counselor for additional questions
The graduation portfolio must satisfy the following state requirements:
Proficiency in all strands from each SLE
Evidence of proficiency in Applied Learning within each core area
Evidence of proficiency in each of the Applied Learning standards
1 successfully completed on-demand task
1 successfully completed extended task
1 successfully completed task reflecting an individual interest
Note: A single task may satisfy more than 1 requirement