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College, Career, & Military Readiness

 

Seeing is Believing!

Manor College, Career, and Military Readiness is focused on ensuring our students are prepared for life after high school with high-quality programs, access to scholarships, and mentoring opportunities.

What is CCMR?

The purpose of College, Career, and Military Readiness (CCMR) is to ensure all Texas high school students are well prepared for post-secondary success. The Texas Education Agency (TEA) has defined a set of indicators that students can earn to be considered college, career, or military-ready. Students who meet one of these CCMR indicators are considered “CCMR met.” CCMR readiness indicators include:

  • Meet criteria on TSIA2, SAT, or ACT (see graphic below for acceptable scores).
  • Advanced Placement (AP) Exam (score 3 or higher).
  • Dual Credit (3 credit hours in math or English OR 9 hours of any other course earned in the fall or spring semesters).
  • College Bridge (earn 90 or above on Stages 1 and 2 and pass the essay portion of the ELAR). Beginning in 2026, Texas College Bridge can only be earned in grades 11-12, and in 2027 it can only be earned in grade 12. 
  • Associate Degree: graduate from high school with an Associate Degree.
  • Industry-Based Certification: Earn an industry-based certification and be a concentrator in a CTE program of study (class of 2025); earn an industry-based certification and be a completer in a CTE program of study (class of 2026 and beyond).
  • Special Education: Graduate with an advanced degree plan (Grad Codes 34 and 35) and an endorsement or graduate with an IEP and workforce readiness (Grad Codes 54 and 55).
  • Enlist in the U.S. Armed Forces of Texas National Guard (provide a DD4 form).

 

CCMR College Ready Indicators

CCMR College Ready Indicators are benchmarks to assess whether students have the necessary skills and knowledge to succeed in college. These indicators evaluate a student’s readiness in various areas, including academic performance, standardized testing, and participation in advanced coursework. The goal is to identify strengths and areas for improvement, ensuring students are on the right track to achieve their educational aspirations.

Learn more about CCMR College Ready Indicators