The survey begins accepting responses on Monday, Jan. 29 and will remain open through Sunday, Mar. 3. Principals are eager to gather feedback and produce the best possible academic and social experiences for students.
In February, Round Rock ISD will hold a public hearing of its annual report, a large component of which is the recently released 2021-2022 Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR). The TAPR compiles a wide range of information on student performance in each Texas school and district.
The Texas Education Agency has notified Round Rock ISD and multiple school districts across the state that a portion of the data used to calculate their accountability score for 2021-2022 will undergo review to ensure accuracy. For Round Rock ISD, the information that will be reviewed is graduate data from 2021, which was used to calculate the College, Career, and Military Readiness (CCMR) score for the 2021-2022 school year
Round Rock ISD continues to post high marks on the state’s report card for public schools, with 85 percent of campuses earning an A or B. Overall the District earned a B, which carries a designation of Recognized Performance. More schools earned an A than ever before, with 27 posting the highest possible rating. Eighteen campuses earned a B.
Results of the 2022 State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness, or STAAR test for grades 3 through 11, will be available to view online Friday, June 24. STAAR is just one of many ways to measure student learning. It isn’t meant to tell the whole story. Personal observations, teacher feedback, and grades give a complete picture of a student’s progress.
From Monday, Feb. 21 through Friday, Feb. 25, the primary parent/guardian on file, students, and staff will receive an email from Round Rock ISD to link to your school’s 2022 survey. The survey is mobile-friendly and short. It can take less than five minutes to complete.
In January, Round Rock ISD will hold a public hearing of its annual report, a large component of which is the recently released 2020-2021 Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR).
Deerpark Middle School Counselor Marisa Canowas named the 2021 Kathryn Everest Advocacy Award winner by the Lone Star State School Counseling Association (LSSSCA).
Student, parents/guardians, staff, and other community member feedback is critical for the District in developing a plan to apply ESSER III funds in ways that provide the maximum benefit to Round Rock ISD students.
Results of the 2021 State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness, or STAAR test for grades 3 through 11, will be available to view online Monday, June 28.
After being canceled in the Spring of 2020 due to the pandemic, state-mandated student testing returns in April.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, students and staff have made an overwhelming switch to alternative forms of teaching, learning, and assessment. Each month, Round Rock ISD will send a short check-in questionnaire designed to improve the learning experience and learn how students/staff and families are fairing overall. Individual responses are confidential, with overall results shared with campus principals, district leaders, and the Board of Trustees.
In January, Round Rock ISD will hold a public hearing of its annual report, a large component of which is the recently released 2018-2019 Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR).
On June 12, you will be able to access your student’s scores for the May 2019 State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness (STAAR) test. Results will be available online at the Texas Assessment Web Portal.
In January, Round Rock ISD will hold a public hearing of its annual report, a large component of which is the recently released 2017-2018 Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR).
