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Arlington ISD STAAR HQ

Focused on Student Growth and Success

Current Conditions

Continuous Improvement

Student Outcomes

Arlington ISD teachers and staff continuously develop year-round strategies to help our students achieve success as they continue to grow and excel in the classroom.The STAAR test doesn’t reflect the whole-child education the Arlington ISD provides but is valuable as one of many measures to help gauge student progress.

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Classroom Instruction

  • Working with students in small groups in math and English classrooms
  • Priority on closing learning gaps with customized instruction to meet student needs

Targeted Interventions

  • Utilize adaptive instructional technology to individualize interventions and monitor progress
  • Small group instruction

Tutoring

  • Students who didn't pass STAAR received up to 30 hours of free tutoring
  • Tutoring offered before or after school or as part of curriculum

Curriculum

  • Continue to develop the Arlington ISD curriculum to align with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills requirements
  • Support teachers to align the curriculum with the new STAAR testing format

Coaching Support

  • Support and build teacher capacity to implement best research-based practices in the classroom.
  • Ensure best teaching practices are being shared and implemented

Formative Data

  • Administrators are trained in data driven instructional practices
  • All campuses implement a progress monitoring system to inform the instructional process
  • Professional Learning Time (PLC) has been scheduled at all campuses

A WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION WITH THE FREEDOM TO EXPLORE

Preparing Students for a Lifetime of Success