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Kingwood STAAR testing results at grade level

Kingwood STAAR testing results at grade level
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Sisyphus 8.1 yrs
~ 1 year, 1 mo ago   Aug 18, '25 7:06pm  
Kingwood STAAR testing results at grade level
 
Kingwood HS
Reading 79 %
Math 57 %
 
Kingwood Park
Reading 64 %
Math 44 %
 
I think it merits some discussion
I find the results distressing
State
Reading 54 %
Math 43 %
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Sisyphus 8.1 yrs
~ 1 year, 1 mo ago   Aug 18, '25 7:45pm  
teatime :
I understand your concern.
My primary concern is the comparative results with the rest of the state.
All test takers face the same rigors.
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Sisyphus 8.1 yrs
~ 1 year, 1 mo ago   Aug 18, '25 7:57pm  
teatime :
Like I stated, I understand your concerns.
I like that you contributed them.
Our children's education should concern all of us.
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Annie Top Forum Contributor21.1 yrs
~ 1 year, 1 mo ago   Aug 18, '25 8:03pm  
Regarding Algebra 1 in HS- Lower scores likely because Advanced students took the Algebra 1 exam while in Middle School. Their great results don't go into the HS data points. That is the only math subject counted st STAAR level accountability.
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Sisyphus 8.1 yrs
~ 1 year, 1 mo ago   Aug 18, '25 8:05pm  
Regarding Algebra 1 in HS- Lower scores likely because Advanced students took the Algebra 1 exam while in Middle School. Their great results don't go into the HS data points. That is the only math subject counted st STAAR level accountability.
 
Annie :
Thanks. Good to know.
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eighteen Top Forum Contributor7.5 yrs
~ 1 year, 1 mo ago   Aug 18, '25 8:13pm  
Kingwood STAAR testing results at grade level Kingwood HS Reading 79 % Math 57 % Kingwood Park Reading 64 % Math 44 % I think it merits some discussion I find the results distressing State Reading 54 % Math 43 %
 
Sisyphus : Well, first we have to look at the metrics of how scoring was conducted
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Sisyphus 8.1 yrs
~ 1 year, 1 mo ago   Aug 18, '25 8:23pm  
eighteen :
I assume the same state-wide, but I know I'll ask.
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StormChaser Top Forum Contributor19.4 yrs
~ 1 year, 1 mo ago   Aug 18, '25 8:31pm  
Regarding Algebra 1 in HS- Lower scores likely because Advanced students took the Algebra 1 exam while in Middle School. Their great results don't go into the HS data points. That is the only math subject counted st STAAR level accountability.
 
Annie : That's my kiddo. She's in all advanced and college classes.
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eighteen Top Forum Contributor7.5 yrs
~ 1 year, 1 mo ago   Aug 18, '25 8:46pm  
eighteen : I assume the same state-wide, but I know I'll ask.
 
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Sisyphus : Yes, and it's changed yearly since 2021. Now we have this.
 
And they've implemented that Blubonnet curriculum. Open House cannot come soon enough!
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Annie Top Forum Contributor21.1 yrs
~ 1 year, 1 mo ago   Aug 18, '25 8:48pm  
eighteen :
 
What is Bluebonnet curriculum? Why the excitement for Open House related to it?
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Sisyphus 8.1 yrs
~ 1 year, 1 mo ago   Aug 18, '25 8:50pm  
eighteen :
Thanks.
Would that make year to year comparisons invalid?
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eighteen Top Forum Contributor7.5 yrs
~ 1 year, 1 mo ago   Aug 18, '25 8:53pm  
eighteen : Thanks. Would that make year to year comparisons invalid?
 
Sisyphus : For the STAAR? I think it's a little hard to grasp a Child's year-to-year progress when the metrics are all over the place.
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