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It’s too soon to know how next school year will look but the district is planning to be prepared under a variety of circumstances.
Join us at one of the meetings below and help us understand:
Event Schedule
(El español está disponible abajo)
It’s too soon to know how next school year will look but the district is planning to be prepared under a variety of circumstances.
Join us at one of the meetings below and help us understand:
Event Schedule
(El español está disponible abajo)
It’s too soon to know how next school year will look but the district is planning to be prepared under a variety of circumstances.
Join us at one of the meetings below and help us understand:
Event Schedule
(El español está disponible abajo)
It’s too soon to know how next school year will look but the district is planning to be prepared under a variety of circumstances.
Join us at one of the meetings below and help us understand:
Event Schedule
El español está disponible abajo
Our community is in pain. The killing of George Floyd has rocked the nation during the time that our own city is in mourning with the recent loss of Mike Ramos. These incidents remind us—painfully—that racism not only persists, but is deeply ingrained in our world.
The Texas Education Agency is offering optional end-of-year assessments for spring 2020.
These assessments are intended to be an optional tool families can use to measure student progress and understanding of the statewide curriculum—the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills—taught this school year.
The EOY assessments have been built using released State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) test questions. The results from this activity will help demonstrate how well a student has mastered grade-level knowledge and skills this year.
