Students in grades 3 through 8, and grade 10, were tested this spring as part of the state s annual assessment of academic skills.
All students take the math and reading tests.
We are proud of the results, says Dr. Jerry Major, superintendent. Our students continue to perform impressively because of their hard work and the dedication of our teachers and parents. Carol Hall, assistant superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction for the district, will review the results and discuss disaggregated data with the school board at its regular meeting tomorrow night. Accountability ratings for the schools and district will be released by the Texas Education Agency in mid-August. Results show that students in all grades tested, with the exception of seventh grade, posted higher passing rates on the TAAS this spring.