Stay the course.
Tues. I present HB4242, requiring a validity study of the STAAR & a pause on accountability. Today I Joint Authored HB1480 by Van Deaver, which would decrease the number of tests to just what is federally required. #txlege http://bit.ly/2OYoYyI pic.twitter.com/3RiLBHld90
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Thank you for your dedication and hard work that supports ALL Texas students!
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Thank for fighting for public education and for the parents, teachers, and of course the students of Texas.
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Thank you for supporting districts across Texas with the inconsistencies with STAAR assessments.
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Our family thanks you!!!
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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HARD WORK ON BEHALF OF TEXAS STUDENTS!! THIS TEACHER IS GLAD TO HAVE YOU ADVOCATE FOR THEM!!
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Yes to this on the eve of a school-wide SAT for all juniors & STAAR for freshman in all of AISD. The coordination, logistics, security, & insanity of prepping for this & organizing these is too much for a skeleton staff. Learning stops well before the test & teachers proctor. -
Let’s not forget it’s not just STAAR that takes up instruction time, and student mandated testing time. AP tests, TSI tests, SAT school day. If the state hired proctors & did not expect teachers to test and counselors to organize them, there’d be a more quality instruction time.
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