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1. tea.texas.gov › student-assessment › studentTexas Assessment Program Frequently Asked Questions

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   The number of testing days for high school students is dependent on when students take specific high school courses and whether students need to retest. In most cases, a high school student would have

2. tea.texas.gov › student-assessment › staarProgress Measures - Texas Education Agency

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   The STAAR Alternate 2 Progress Measure provides information about the amount of improvement or growth a student has made from year to year. For STAAR Alternate 2, progress is measured based on a student’s stage change from the prior year to the current year.

3. www.texasassessment.govTexas Assessment

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   Where can I find my access code? How do I look up my access code? Test score release dates; Frequently Asked Questions

4. www.txvs.org › txvs-faqsTXVS FAQs — Texas Virtual Schools

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   Your teachers, advisors, and counselors are carefully watching your progress and will connect with you if anything needs to change. Q. How can I access my courses? Courses are located in the student portal. Login information was emailed to you. Please check your inbox for your username and password. Q. Why can’t I see my schedule?

5. tea.texas.gov › academics › learning-support-andHB 1416 FAQ - Texas Education Agency

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   The Texas Records Exchange (TRex) allows LEAs to send records on whether a student received accelerated instruction, the number of hours assigned, the number of hours provided, whether a parent opted out of requirements, and related subjects.

6. texascollegebridge.edready.org › hc › en-usHow long do I have to complete the Texas College Bridge ...

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   Dates are announced via email to users several weeks ahead of time. All students who do not complete their work within the allotted time will start their progress again each school year. Students will not lose credit for any certificates earned in a previous school year.

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   Does Texas require students to log in every day?

   • The State of Texas requires that students log in every school day. Attendance is recorded when a student logs in, turns in an assignment or works directly with a teacher. Students should complete at least three lessons per week per course to stay on track. It is important that you log in every day! Q.

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   How often do students need to be tested in Texas?

   • Students in grades 3–8 must be tested at their enrolled grade level as required in Texas Education Code (TEC) §39.023(a). Students in grades 3–8 must be tested every year in mathematics and RLA. Exceptions to this requirement may exist for students receiving instruction above grade level.

   Texas Assessment Program Frequently Asked Questions

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   What if a student is not able to test?

   • If a student is not able to test on the locally scheduled date, district testing personnel should provide an opportunity for the student to test later in the testing window. The specific testing windows for each school year can be found in the Student Assessment Testing Calendar on the Test Administration Resources webpage. 4.

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   Does Texas require accelerated instruction?

   • Texas law requires all students who do not achieve approaches or higher on STAAR grades 3–8 or EOC assessments be provided accelerated instruction. These requirements - modified by HB 4545 (87R) and recently updated with the passage of HB 1416 (88R) - state that qualifying students must be

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   How many testing days does a high school student spend?

   • In general, students spend the following number of days testing during each school year: two days in grades 3, 4, 6, and 7; three days in grade 5; and four days in grade 8. The number of testing days for high school students is dependent on when students take specific high school courses and whether students need to retest.

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   What happens if a student does not receive a Staar score?

   • A student who does not have a failed STAAR assessment must be administered a beginning-of-year assessment for a parent to be able to opt out of requirements. 4. Are students who did not receive a STAAR score due to a district test administration error required to receive accelerated Instruction?

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8. www.texasassessment.gov › staarSTAAR - Texas Assessment

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   STAAR tests are designed to measure what students are learning in each grade and whether or not they are ready for the next grade. The goal is to ensure that all students receive what they need to be academically successful. Meeting these individual student needs depends greatly on schools, parents, and community members working together.