SUPA by the Numbers 2015-16

• 241 High Schools

• 983 Teachers

• 11,453 students 19,037 enrollments• 1,890 students received $581,540 financial aid

• 48 Syracuse University courses offered

• 61 Syracuse University Faculty

SUPA Honors

• New York State Assembly• National Institute of Education• American Association for Higher Education• National Commission on Excellence in Education• Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching

Per Credit Hour

Not Profit Not Recruiting

4%

96%

0

500

1000

1500

2000 $1819

$112

Percent of students whoattend SU

48 Syracuse University Coursesin 24 different subject areas

BUSINESS

ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

FOREIGN LANGUAGES

MATHEMATICS

SCIENCES

SOCIAL SCIENCES

STEM

ENGLISH & WRITING

IST 300/Digital Strategy and Analytics (3 credits)

ITA 201/Italian III (Intermediate Italian) (4 credits)

LAT 201/Latin III (4 credits)

LAT 310/Latin Prose Authors (4 credits)

LAT 320/Latin Poets (3 credits)

MAT 221-222/Elementary Probability & Statistics I & II (6 credits)

MAT 295/Calculus I (4 credits)*

MAT 296/Calculus II (4 credits)*

MAT 397/Calculus III (4 credits)*

MAT 414/Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations (3 credits)*

PAF 101/An Introduction to the Analysis of Public Policy (3 credits)

PHY 101-102/Major Concepts of Physics I and II (8 credits)

PSY 205/Foundations of Human Behavior (3 credits)

SOC 101/Introduction to Sociology (3 credits)*

SPA 201/Spanish III (Intermediate Spanish) (4 credits)

SPM 205/Principles & Contemporary Issues in Sport Management (3 credits)

URP 150/250/Science Research Program (4 credits)*

WRT 105/Studio I: Practices of Academic Writing (3 credits)**

WRT 114/Writing Culture: Intro to Creative Nonfiction (3 credits)**

ACC 151/Introduction to Financial Accounting (4 credits)

BIO 121-123/124/General Biology I and II (8 credits)*

CHE 106/107/General Chemistry (4 credits)*

CHE 116/117/General Chemistry (4 credits)*

CHE 113/Forensic Science (4 credits)*

CLS 105/College Learning Strategies (3 credits)*

CPS 155/Introduction to Cybersecurity (3 credits)

CPS 185/Animation & Game Development (3 credits)

CRS 325/Presentational Speaking (3 credits)*

EAR 203/Earth System Science (4 credits)

ECN 203/Economic Ideas and Issues (3 credits)*

ECN 305/The Economics of Personal Finance (3 credits)*

ECS 102/Introduction to Computing (3 credits)

EEE 370/Introduction to Entrepreneurship (3 credits)

ETS 181/Class and Literary Texts (3 credits)

ETS 192/Gender and Literary Texts (3 Credits)

FRE 201/French III (Intermediate French) (4 credits)

GER 201/Intermediate German (4 credits)

HST 101-102/American History (6 credits)

IST 263/Design and Management of Internet Services (3 credits)

COURSE APPENDIX

48 Syracuse University Coursesin 24 different subject areas

BUSINESSAccounting

Economic Ideas and Issues

The Economics of Personal Finance

Introduction to Entrepreneurship

Principles & Contemporary Issues inSport Management

Presentational Speaking*

*Currently closed to additional schools

**

48 Syracuse University Coursesin 24 different subject areas

ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGYAnimation & Gaming

Introduction to Computing

Introduction to Cybersecurity

Web Design

Digital Strategy and Analytics

48 Syracuse University Coursesin 24 different subject areas

ENGLISH & WRITINGClass & Literary Texts

Gender & Literary Texts

Intro to Creative Nonfiction

Practices of Academic Writing

Presentational Speaking**

**Currently closed to additional schools

*

*Limited openings

*

48 Syracuse University Coursesin 24 different subject areas

FOREIGN LANGUAGESIntermediate French

Intermediate German

Intermediate Italian

Intermediate Spanish

Latin III

Latin Poets

Latin Prose Authors

48 Syracuse University Coursesin 24 different subject areas

MATHEMATICSCalculus I, II, III

Statistics I, II

*

*Currently closed to additional schools

Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations*

48 Syracuse University Coursesin 24 different subject areas

SCIENCESEarth System Science

Forensic Science

General Biology I, II

General Chemistry I, II

Major Concepts of Physics I, II

Science Research Program

*Currently closed to additional schools

**

*

*

48 Syracuse University Coursesin 24 different subject areas

SOCIAL SCIENCESAmerican History to 1865

American History since 1865

College Learning Strategies

Economic Ideas and Issues

The Economics of Personal Finance

Psychology: Foundations of Human Behavior

Intro to the Analysis of Public Policy

Introduction to Sociology

Principles & Contemporary Issues inSport Management

*Currently closed to additional schools

**

*

*

48 Syracuse University Coursesin 24 different subject areas

STEM

Calculus I, II, III

Digital Strategy and Analytics

Information Technologies

Introduction to Animation and Game Development

Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations

Major Concepts of Physics I, II

Science Research Program

Web Design

Biology I, II

Chemistry I, II

Introduction to Computing

Introduction to Cybersecurity

Earth System Science

Forensic Science

Elementary Probability and Statistics I, II

Design and Management of Internet Services

*Currently closed to additional schools

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Instructor Benefits

“No other program offers that immediate familiarity with the current state of the discipline, and this helps me best prepare all of my students for what they’ll face in college.”

“SUPA has connected me to the most significant professional development opportunities I havehad the past ten years.”

• Professional Development

• Challenging Courses

• Collaboration

CREATING A COLLEGE-GOING CULTURE

College Ready

College Eligible

• High School Diploma or GED

• College Application

• SAT/ACT Scores

• College Knowledge

• Key Cognitive Strategies

• Key Content Knowledge

• Self-monitoring

• Study Skills

Student Benefits

“I am so glad my high school offered these courses because it not only gave us credit

but also a taste of what the material was likein college. I much preferred SUPA to AP classes

because we were tested throughout the year instead of just taking one huge test.”

“Offering courses at a highly reduced rate for all students helps promote an

equal opportunity for higher education.”

93% of Project Advance students reported receiving an average grade of “B” or above through four years of college

95% of Project Advance graduates would recommend Syracuse University courses

offered through Project Advance

Rigor- SUPA Grade Audit

0

4.5

9

13.5

18

% A % A- % B+ % B % B- % C+ % C % C- % D % F

MainCampus SUPA

Biology 1212012/13 Academic Year

Rigor- SUPA Grade Audit

0

7.5

15

22.5

30

% A % A- % B+ % B % B- % C+ % C % C- % D % F

MainCampus SUPA

Writing 1052012/13 Academic Year

Syracuse University Credit Recognition

Results of student attempts to gain recognition for Syracuse University courses taken through Project Advance

10%

90%

Recognition No Recognition

+/- 2% difference/year

AP Exam Scores 2015

20%

22%

25%

20%

13%

5 4 3 2 1

• 42% scored 1 or 2• 67% scored 1, 2 or 3

http://research.collegeboard.org/programs/ap/data/participation/ap-2015

AP Exam Scores By Ethnic Group 2015

https://research.collegeboard.org/programs/ap/data/participation/ap-2015

Black

33%

25%20%

14%8%

5 4 3 2 1

HispanicWhite

Asian

14%

18%

25%23%

21%42%

27%

18%9%

4%

14%

22%

28%

22%

14%

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Professional development for 7th-10th grade teachers

Learning

Core Strategies:Preparing College-Ready Readers & Writers

• Reading with Purpose

• Analysis

• Information Literacy

• Writing to Learn/Writing Rhetorically

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