The STAAR – its full name is the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness – is the test given to all public school students at the end of each school year in grades three through 12.

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The Texas House passed a bill to replace the high-stress STAAR test with three smaller tests spaced throughout the year. It could have trouble in the Senate as the end of session draws near.

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The Texas House of Representatives has overwhelmingly passed legislation that would do away with the STAAR, the state’s end-of-year standardized test, and replace it with shorter exams for ...

Texas House lawmakers are proposing to replace the state’s annual STAAR exams with a series of tests given throughout the year.

The Texas House gave preliminary approval Monday to a bill that would eliminate STAAR, the high-stakes standardized test.

The Texas House voted almost unanimously on Monday to scrap STAAR testing in favor of a series of shorter exams that public school students would take throughout the year.

High school students’ scores statewide and in Austin saw improvements in Algebra 1 since 2024, but declined in English tests, according to end-of-course assessment data newly released Tuesday ...

The Texas House passed a bill to replace the high-stress STAAR test with three smaller tests spaced throughout the year. It could have trouble in the Senate as the end of session draws near.