Standardized testing is required in Texas public schools by the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness or “STAAR” program set out in Texas Education Code chapter 39 and 19 Texas Administrative Code chapter 101.
TEA Releases 2022 STAAR End-Of-Course Assessment Results
16/06/2022 — Results for STAAR grades 3–8 assessments will be made publicly available on June 24 2022 and will give families and schools across Texas a ...
TEA Releases 2022 Grades 3-8 STAAR Results
01/07/2022 — Results show improvements across the board with significant gains in reading. AUSTIN Texas – July 1 2022 - Today the Texas Education ...
Texas unveils plan to have all students take STAAR online by 2022
05/01/2021 — Texas education officials want all public school students to take state-required standardized tests digitally by 2022 an effort that could ...
When is the STAAR test? 7 things to know about 2022 Texas testing
06/04/2022 — Online testing began in December 2021 so students will again have the choice to take the test online this year. There is no grade 4 & writing ...
New Law Ties Required Tutoring to STAAR - Frisco ISD
24/03/2022 — This means that regardless of a students performance in class or other measures if a student does not take STAAR in spring 2022 they will be ...
Texas State Student Assessment for 2021-2022 - Region 13s Blog
14/07/2021 — Schools will be notified by August 23 2021 if they have been selected to participate in stand-alone field tests from February 14-18 2022. All ...
Texas STAAR Results Show Progress in Tests That Declined - NBC 5
16/06/2022 — STAAR test results from the 2021-2022 school year have been released. School leaders and teachers worked hard to bring the numbers back up ...
COLDSPRING-OAKHUST HIGH SCHOOL STATE ASSESSMENT ...
Apr. 5th and 7th 2022 must be completed by the end of this day. May 3rd (Tuesday) ... All public-school students in Texas Grades 3–12 take STAAR tests.
The Importance of 2022 STAAR and its Future Redesign
This years summative tests will reveal new information about how Texas students are progressing against COVID learning loss. Parents need to see clear ...