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I hope you all are having a safe & enjoyable summer! Below is a message from Austin ISD regarding STAAR scores. They're in and you can access them now using the information below. 

Thank you, 

Principal Salinas

This past spring, Austin ISD students participated in the STAAR tests, which serve as an important tool to gauge their learning progress. These assessments help our schools and teachers identify areas where students may need additional support. By analyzing STAARresults alongside other performance data, our educators are better equipped to develop tailored learning plans that will help your child succeed in the upcoming school year.

STAAR scores will be posted to the Austin ISD Parent Portal based on the assessment, following the calendar below:

  • STAAR EOC: June 7
  • STAAR Grades 3-8: June 14
  • TELPAS: June 12
  • STAAR Alternative 2: June 20

The newly released STAAR scores highlight the hard work of Austin ISD students, parents, teachers, and staff.

To see a student’s STAAR results and other resources, families can follow these five steps:

  1. Log in to the Austin ISD Parent Portal.
  2. Navigate to the Frontline SIS Parent Self Service tile.
  3. You will be directed to log into Frontline Education using your same User ID and Password as the Austin ISD parent portal.
  4. Once logged in, click on the Texas Assessment Parent Portal link next to your child’s name.
  5. The Texas Assessment page will open and list all STAAR results, with the most recent listed at the top. These results will include detailed breakdowns in each subject, identifying your child’s strengths as well as areas where they may need additional support.

Families have shared that seeing which questions their child got right and wrong has been very useful. Families can also see easy-to-use resources to help their child focus on material they can work on at home.

The STAAR results are just one of many ways to measure student learning. When families meet with their child’s teacher this fall, they can use the STAAR results, along with their own observations from the past year and the student’s grades, to create a plan to support each student’s academic success.

For more information about STAAR or to access your child’s test results, please visit the Texas Education Agency’s Texas Assessment website.

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