STAAR Assessments
STAAR Assessment Information
Who? | All public school students in Texas, grades 3-12, take STAAR tests. |
What? | STAAR is the state's testing program and is based on state curriculum standards in core subjects including reading, writing, mathematics, science, and social studies. |
When? | Grades 3-8 STAAR tests are given in the spring. End-of-course (EOC) assessments are given throughout the year for high school students. The number of tests your child takes each year will depend on what grade he or she is in. Most students will have two to four testing days during the school year. |
Where? | STAAR tests are given to students at their own school, in regular classrooms that have been set up to make it easy to focus on the test. If students have certain special needs and require special accommodations, they may be tested in a different area of the school. |
Why? | 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. |
How? | STAAR tests for grades 3-8 and EOC assessments are offered only online at Vernon ISD. Paper tests will not be given to any student at Vernon ISD unless there is a rare exception to accommodate a special need that cannot be accommodated online. |
STAAR and EOC assessments by grade/subject
Grade 3 | Reading Language Arts and Math |
Grade 4 | Reading Language Arts and Math |
Grade 5 | Reading Language Arts, Math, and Science |
Grade 6 | Reading Language Arts and Math |
Grade 7 | Reading Language Arts and Math |
Grade 8 | Reading Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies |
High School | Algebra I |
High School | English I |
High School | English II |
High School | Biology |
High School | U.S. History |
Access EOC and STAAR Results
Parents and students may access EOC and STAAR scores on the TEA Family Portal at www.texasassessment.gov. and also through Skyward.
If you use Skyward, it is an easier sign in process. Here is a video to show you how to access those scores through Skyward: https://screenpal.com/watch/c01tYLVgQjg
If you are unable to access the scores through Skyward, you will need the following information to access the scores through www.texasassessment.gov.
1. Unique Student Access Code
2. Date of Birth
3. Legal first name.
The Unique Student Access Code can be found on any previous STAAR Report Cards.
If your student is currently enrolled at Vernon ISD and cannot access scores through Skyward, please email chantilly.sweet@visdtx.org and provide your student's name, campus and grade level.