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Lake Travis ISD’s State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness results show improvements year over year and gains compared to statewide results.
The Texas Education Agency released STAAR scores for third through eighth grade June 16 and end-of-course exam scores June 10.
The overview
The TEA administers the STAAR test each year to assess student achievement in a given subject.
Students can receive one of four scores:
The TEA administers end-of-course exams for high school students. LTISD outperformed the state in every subject.
The state also administers a Spanish STAAR for third through fifth grade in math and reading. The Spanish STAAR is “administered to eligible students for whom a Spanish version of STAAR is the most appropriate measure of their academic progress,” according to the TEA website.
In case you missed it
Statewide, seventh grade math has the lowest rate of students receiving a passing grade, at just 48%. According to a TEA news release, “the decline observed in the Grade 7 math assessment reflects the subset of students taking that test, as far more 7th grade students are taking the Grade 8 math assessment than ever before.”
In 2026, 323 LTISD students took the seventh grade math STAAR, compared to 992 who took the eighth grade math STAAR.
Some context
The TEA uses STAAR results to calculate a district’s accountability score, which is typically released in August. In 2025, LTISD received an “A” rating, scoring 90 out of 100 possible points.
Out of 11 campuses, seven received an “A” rating, and four earned a “B.”
Check it out
Families can access their child's STAAR scores using their unique access code.
Results from fifth and eighth grade science will be released next month, according to the TEA.
