The overview
Results for STAAR administered to third through eighth grade students this spring show the district saw two areas in which students performed below state averages, including math in fourth, sixth and seventh grades; and third and fourth grade Spanish math, according to Texas Education Agency data.
Zooming in
Students in the third through eighth grades demonstrated academic growth over last year in most cases. Average passage rates were higher than or the same as they were in 2022 in all subjects except fifth and seventh grade reading, third grade Spanish reading, as well as third and fourth grade Spanish math, TEA data shows.
Zooming out
The 2023 STAAR was redesigned to align more closely with the way students learn in the classroom. This is the first year that the test was administered fully online.
Community Impact reached out to PfISD officials and will update the story with any comments made regarding STAAR scores.
