City of Fort Worth STAAR Data Report: Results from 2025 - 2026 for Students in Grades 3-8
Table of Contents 01 Citywide Data 02 District 2 03 District 3 04 District 4 05 District 5 06 District 6 07 District 7 08 District 8 09 District 9 10 District 10 11 District 11 12 Appendix
The City of Fort Worth Mayor: Mattie Parker
165,597
63,060
=
students in public schools
79,147
+
students in Fort Worth ISD schools
Student Achievement Annual Data Comparison for STAAR 3-8 Exams
students in public charter schools
Percentage of Students that Met Grade Level Standards on Spring 2026 STAAR 3-8 Exams
By Grade
Students met grade-level standards 39% of the time on State of Texas tests (STAAR) for the 2025-2026 academic year in Grades 3-8 for Reading, Math, Science, and Social Studies. This represents a two percentage point increase relative to Spring 2025.
By Subject
100%
100%
80%
80%
60% 40%
41%
43%
60%
39%
38%
37%
38%
40%
48% 36%
32%
24%
20%
20%
0%
0%
3
By Year
4
5
6
7
Math
8
Reading Science
Social Studies
By Council District
100%
100%
80%
80%
60%
60%
48% 40%
23,390
+
students in other public ISD schools
39%
36%
36%
35%
37%
39%
40%
28% 20%
49%
47% 36%
32%
37%
40%
38% 30%
29%
20%
0%
0%
2019
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
1
Percentage Point Growth in Students Meeting Grade Level: 2025-2026
Fort Worth City Council District 2 City Councilmember: Carlos Flores
18,319
=
students in public schools
+16 Diamond Hill El
8,498
9,700
+
students in Fort Worth ISD schools
121
+
students in other public ISD schools
+13 Dolores Huerta El +12 Helbing El
students in public charter schools
+12 Kirkpatrick El +9 Northbrook El
Student Achievement Annual Data Comparison for STAAR 3-8 Exams
+9 Rufino Mendoza Sr El
100%
+9 Marine Creek Leadership Acad.
Students met grade-level standards 32% of the time on State of Texas tests
+8 Manuel Jara El
(STAAR) for the 2025-2026 academic year in Grades 3-8 for Reading, Math,
50%
Science, and Social Studies. This represents a three percentage point increase relative to Spring 2025.
32%
21%
27%
27%
25%
29%
32%
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
+7 A V Cato El +7 Moore M H El
0% 2019
Percentage of Students Meeting Grade Level Standard
+6 Cesar Chavez Pri +6 Sam Rosen El
100
+6 W J Turner El
Fort Worth ISD Castleberry ISD
+6 Elder Middle
Eagle Mt-Saginaw ISD Lake Worth ISD
80
+6 Marilyn Miller Language Acad. +5 Kirkpatrick Middle +5 Meacham Middle
60 47%
+4 Lucyle Collins Middle 46%
44%
41%
41%
41%
40
39%
38%
+2 Ed Willkie Middle 37%
37%
36%
35%
34%
33%
32%
31%
31%
29%
+1 Washington Heights El 27%
25%
24%
22%
22%
20
0 Parkview El 19%
–1 Remington Point El
Marilyn Miller Language Acad.
Marine Creek Leadership Acad.
Lucyle Collins Middle
Elder Middle
W J Turner El
Rufino Mendoza Sr El
Meacham Middle
Kirkpatrick Middle
Kirkpatrick El
Marine Creek Middle
Northbrook El
Sam Rosen El
Remington Point El
Washington Heights El
Moore M H El
Greenfield El
Helbing El
Parkview El
Manuel Jara El
Ed Willkie Middle
Diamond Hill El
Dolores Huerta El
A V Cato El
0
Cesar Chavez Pri
–4 Marine Creek Middle –5 Greenfield El
2
Percentage Point Growth in Students Meeting Grade Level: 2025-2026
Fort Worth City Council District 3 City Councilmember: Michael D. Crain
11,634
=
students in public schools
+9 Fort Worth Acad. Of Fine Arts
7,618 students in Fort Worth ISD schools
1,514
+
+
students in other public ISD schools
+9 Leonard Middle
2,502
+8 Mclean Middle
students in public charter schools
+8 Luella Merrett El +8 Western Hills El
Student Achievement Annual Data Comparison for STAAR 3-8 Exams
+7 Rolling Hills El
100%
+7 M L Phillips El
Students met grade-level standards 48% of the time on State of Texas tests (STAAR) for the 2025-2026 academic year in Grades 3-8 for Reading, Math,
50% 39%
Science, and Social Studies. This represents a four percentage point increase relative to Spring 2025.
31%
39%
41%
2022
2023
40%
44%
2024
2025
48%
+6 Ridglea Hills El +6 Waverly Park El
0% 2019
2021
2026
Percentage of Students Meeting Grade Level Standard
+3 Fort Worth Acad. Of Fine Arts El
Fort Worth ISD Fort Worth ISD Charter
87%
+3 Trinity Basin Prep. West
Aledo ISD 79%
Charter School
76% 72%
+5 Westcliff El +4 Overton Park El
100
80
+6 Mcanally Middle
+2 Monnig Middle
71%
+1 Tanglewood El 62%
61%
–2 Walsh El
60 52% 48%
47%
–5 IDEA Rise Acad. 46% 42%
41%
41%
40
–8 Mclean 6th Grade
39%
–8 IDEA Rise College Prep. 23%
23%
22%
21%
IDEA Rise Acad.
Western Hills El
Leonard Middle
Monnig Middle
31%
M L Phillips El
Waverly Park El
Luella Merrett El
IDEA Rise College Prep.
Trinity Basin Prep. West
Mclean Middle
Mclean 6th Grade
Ridglea Hills El
Westcliff El
Fort Worth Acad. Of Fine Arts El
Fort Worth Acad. Of Fine Arts
Rolling Hills El
Mcanally Middle
Walsh El
Tanglewood El
0
Overton Park El
20
3
Percentage Point Growth in Students Meeting Grade Level: 2025-2026
Fort Worth City Council District 4 City Councilmember: Charles Lauersdorf
15,957
0
=
students in public schools
+11 North Riverside El
students in Fort Worth ISD schools
14,597
+
1,360
+
students in other public ISD schools
+8 ILTexas Keller El +7 Basswood El
students in public charter schools
+6 ILTexas Keller Middle +3 O A Peterson
Student Achievement Annual Data Comparison for STAAR 3-8 Exams
+3 Heritage El
100%
+2 Parkview El
Students met grade-level standards 47% of the time on State of Texas tests 55%
(STAAR) for the 2025-2026 academic year in Grades 3-8 for Reading, Math,
50%
Science, and Social Studies. This represents an one percentage point increase relative to Spring 2025.
39%
45%
2021
2022
48%
46%
46%
47%
+1 Lizzie Curtis El 0 Park Glen El 0 Lone Star El
0% 2019
2023
2024
2025
2026
Percentage of Students Meeting Grade Level Standard
–1 Bette Perot El –1 Freedom El
100
–2 Parkwood Hill Int
Keller ISD Northwest ISD
–2 Hillwood Middle
Charter School
–2 Fossil Hill Middle
80
–2 Vista Ridge Middle
67%
60
59%
58%
–4 Bluebonnet El 55% 50%
48%
48%
47%
–5 Friendship El 44%
44%
43% 38%
40
38%
37%
36%
Heritage El
62%
Fossil Hill Middle
69%
34%
Vista Ridge Middle
Parkview El
Friendship El
Lizzie Curtis El
North Riverside El
Bluebonnet El
O A Peterson
Hillwood Middle
Basswood El
Parkwood Hill Int
Freedom El
ILTexas Keller Middle
Lone Star El
ILTexas Keller El
Park Glen El
0
Bette Perot El
20
4
Percentage Point Growth in Students Meeting Grade Level: 2025-2026
Fort Worth City Council District 5 City Councilmember: Deborah Peoples
9,057
5,289
=
students in public schools
+11 ILTexas Woodhaven Middle
students in Fort Worth ISD schools
1,257
+
2,511
+
students in other public ISD schools
+9 ILTexas Woodhaven El +7 Trinity Lakes El
students in public charter schools
+7 Jean Mcclung Middle +6 Maude I Logan El
Student Achievement Annual Data Comparison for STAAR 3-8 Exams
+5 Uplift Crescendo Prep Ps
100%
+3 East Handley El
Students met grade-level standards 36% of the time on State of Texas tests
+2 Atwood Mcdonald El
(STAAR) for the 2025-2026 academic year in Grades 3-8 for Reading, Math,
50%
Science, and Social Studies. This represents a three percentage point increase relative to Spring 2025.
28%
18%
28%
28%
29%
33%
2022
2023
2024
2025
36%
2026
+1 Lowery Road +1 Maudrie Walton El
0% 2019
2021
Percentage of Students Meeting Grade Level Standard
0 River Trails El 0 Sunrise - Mcmillan El
100
0 J Martin Jacquet Middle
Fort Worth ISD Fort Worth ISD Charter
–2 East Fort Worth Montessori
Fort Worth ISD School of Choice Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD
80
–3 Young Men's Leadership Acad.
Charter School –4 John T White El
60
60%
–6 Bill J Elliott El
58% 48%
47%
–10 Treetops School International 45%
42%
41% 29%
27%
27%
27%
26%
25%
25%
24%
Maudrie Walton El
32%
Bill J Elliott El
33%
Atwood Mcdonald El
40
22%
J Martin Jacquet Middle
ILTexas Woodhaven El
Sunrise - Mcmillan El
Jean Mcclung Middle
East Handley El
John T White El
ILTexas Woodhaven Middle
East Fort Worth Montessori
Lowery Road
Treetops School International
Maude I Logan El
Uplift Crescendo Prep Ps
Young Men's Leadership Acad.
River Trails El
0
Trinity Lakes El
20
5
Percentage Point Growth in Students Meeting Grade Level: 2025-2026
Fort Worth City Council District 6 City Councilmember: Mia Hall
16,384
3,914
=
students in public schools
+10 Como El
students in Fort Worth ISD schools
9,839
+
2,631
+
students in other public ISD schools
+9 Greenbriar El +9 Hazel Harvey Peace El
students in public charter schools
+8 J A Hargrave El +8 Mary Harris El
Student Achievement Annual Data Comparison for STAAR 3-8 Exams
+5 Oakmont El
100%
+5 Summer Creek Middle
Students met grade-level standards 37% of the time on State of Texas tests
+2 Sue Crouch El
(STAAR) for the 2025-2026 academic year in Grades 3-8 for Reading, Math,
50% 35%
Science, and Social Studies. This represents a two percentage point increase relative to Spring 2025.
24%
33%
34%
34%
35%
37%
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
+1 Harmony Innovation Fort Worth +1 S H Crowley El
0% 2019
2021
Percentage of Students Meeting Grade Level Standard
+1 Crowley Middle 0 Meadowcreek El
100
–1 Jackie Carden El
Fort Worth ISD Fort Worth ISD Charter
–2 Woodway El
Crowley ISD Crowley ISD Charter
80
–3 June W Davis El
Charter School –4 Great Hearts Lakeside
60
–4 David L Walker Elt 55%
53%
–4 Dallas Park El
48% 40%
38%
38%
35%
33%
33%
33%
30%
30%
30% 26%
25%
Crowley Middle
40%
Hazel Harvey Peace El
41%
40
23%
Woodway El
Mary Harris El
Jackie Carden El
Dallas Park El
Summer Creek Middle
Meadowcreek El
David L Walker Elt
J A Hargrave El
Sue Crouch El
Greenbriar El
S H Crowley El
June W Davis El
Oakmont El
Como El
Great Hearts Lakeside
0
Harmony Innovation Fort Worth
20
6
Percentage Point Growth in Students Meeting Grade Level: 2025-2026
Fort Worth City Council District 7 City Councilmember: Macy Hill
15,776
1,513
=
students in public schools
+4 Lake Pointe El
students in Fort Worth ISD schools
13,031
+
1,232
+
students in other public ISD schools
+4 South Hi Mount El +4 Chisholm Ridge
students in public charter schools
+3 Sunset Valley El +3 Uplift Elevate Prep Ps
Student Achievement Annual Data Comparison for STAAR 3-8 Exams
+3 Stripling Middle
100%
+2 Dozier El
Students met grade-level standards 40% of the time on State of Texas tests (STAAR) for the 2025-2026 academic year in Grades 3-8 for Reading, Math, Science, and Social Studies. This represents an one percentage point decrease relative to Spring 2025.
50% 46%
+1 Lake Country El
44%
36%
43%
40%
41%
2024
2025
40%
+1 Comanche Springs El 0 Uplift Elevate Prep Middle
0% 2019
2021
2022
2023
2026
Percentage of Students Meeting Grade Level Standard
–2 Bryson El –2 Elkins El
100
–2 Prairie Vista
Fort Worth ISD Eagle Mt-Saginaw ISD
–5 Creekview Middle
Keller ISD White Settlement ISD
80
–6 North El
Charter School –6 Blue Haze El –7 North Hi Mount El
60
New Founders Classical Acad. 45%
45%
44%
44%
42%
42%
41%
40
40%
38%
37%
36%
36%
33%
32%
32%
Prairie Vista
47%
Comanche Springs El
49%
Blue Haze El
52%
Stripling Middle
Elkins El
Founders Classical Acad.
Bryson El
Uplift Elevate Prep Middle
Dozier El
North El
Chisholm Ridge
Uplift Elevate Prep Ps
South Hi Mount El
North Hi Mount El
Creekview Middle
Lake Country El
Lake Pointe El
0
Sunset Valley El
20
7
Percentage Point Growth in Students Meeting Grade Level: 2025-2026
Fort Worth City Council District 8 City Councilmember: Chris Nettles
+9 Morningside El +8 Sidney H Poynter
19,351
8,213
=
students in public schools
4,030
+
students in Fort Worth ISD schools
7,108
+
students in other public ISD schools
+8 Van Zandt-Guinn El
students in public charter schools
+8 Clifford Davis El +7 Uplift Ascend Prep Ps +6 Parkway El
Student Achievement Annual Data Comparison for STAAR 3-8 Exams
+6 Sycamore El +6 Uplift Mighty Prep Ps
100%
Students met grade-level standards 29% of the time on State of Texas tests
+6 Uplift Mighty Prep Middle
(STAAR) for the 2025-2026 academic year in Grades 3-8 for Reading, Math,
50%
Science, and Social Studies. This represents a three percentage point increase relative to Spring 2025.
28%
17%
26%
25%
24%
26%
2023
2024
2025
29%
+5 Uplift Meridian Prep Ps
0% 2019
2021
2022
+6 William James Middle
2026
+5 Edward Briscoe El +4 Christene C Moss El
Percentage of Students Meeting Grade Level Standard
+4 Roy Johnson Stem Acad.
100
+4 Oaklawn El
Fort Worth ISD
+2 Morningside Middle
Fort Worth ISD Charter Burleson ISD
+1 IDEA Southeast College Prep.
Crowley ISD
80
Everman ISD
+1 Carroll Peak El
Charter School
+1 Charles Baxter J H –1 E Ray El
60
–1 Uplift Ascend Prep Middle 46%
46%
45%
44% 40%
40
40%
–2 IDEA Edgecliff Acad. 38%
36%
34%
32%
32%
32%
32%
31%
31%
–2 Mitchell Boulevard El 30%
29%
29%
29%
28%
26%
–2 Trinity Basin Prep. - South
26% 22%
20
20%
19%
19%
–3 Ann Brock El At Oak Grove 15%
12%
–4 IDEA Southeast Acad.
William James Middle
Morningside Middle
Clifford Davis El
Charles Baxter J H
Carter Park El
Edward Briscoe El
Uplift Ascend Prep Middle
IDEA Southeast Acad.
E Ray El
Van Zandt-Guinn El
Uplift Mighty Prep Middle
Oaklawn El
Uplift Mighty Prep Ps
Uplift Ascend Prep Ps
Trinity Basin Prep. South
Sycamore El
Morningside El
Mitchell Boulevard El
Carroll Peak El
IDEA Southeast College Prep.
Parkway El
Uplift Meridian Prep Ps
Roy Johnson Stem Acad.
IDEA Edgecliff Acad.
Sidney H Poynter
IDEA Edgecliff College Prep. Ann Brock El At Oak Grove
Christene C Moss El
–5 Carter Park El
0
–6 IDEA Edgecliff College Prep.
8
Percentage Point Growth in Students Meeting Grade Level: 2025-2026
Fort Worth City Council District 9 City Councilmember: Elizabeth M. Beck
18,223
16,675
=
students in public schools
+15 De Zavala El
0
+
students in Fort Worth ISD schools
+
students in other public ISD schools
+11 Westcreek El
1,548
+10 South Hills El
students in public charter schools
+10 Hubbard El +9 Alice Carlson Applied Lrn Ctr
Student Achievement Annual Data Comparison for STAAR 3-8 Exams
+9 Seminary Hills Park El
100%
+9 Bruce Shulkey El
Students met grade-level standards 38% of the time on State of Texas tests
+7 Daggett El
(STAAR) for the 2025-2026 academic year in Grades 3-8 for Reading, Math,
50%
Science, and Social Studies. This represents a five percentage point increase relative to Spring 2025.
33%
21%
30%
30%
29%
33%
2022
2023
2024
2025
38%
2026
+6 J T Stevens El +6 Wedgwood Middle
0% 2019
2021
Percentage of Students Meeting Grade Level Standard
+5 Lily B Clayton El +4 Young Women's Leadership
100
+4 Alice D Contreras
Fort Worth ISD Fort Worth ISD School of Choice
+4 Applied Learning Acad
Charter School
+4 Daggett Middle
80 73% 67%
66%
+3 Rosemont Middle 64% +1 Harmony Science - Fort Worth
60
+1 World Languages Institute 44%
42%
40
40%
39%
38%
0 Daggett Montessori 37% 32%
32%
30%
–4 George Clarke El 28%
27% 23%
23%
22%
Daggett Middle
46%
Wedgwood Middle
49%
Charles Nash El
52%
–5 Charles Nash El
George Clarke El
Rosemont Middle
Westcreek El
Hubbard El
Bruce Shulkey El
Seminary Hills Park El
Daggett El
South Hills El
World Languages Institute
J T Stevens El
Applied Learning Acad
Harmony Science - Fort Worth
Daggett Montessori
Alice D Contreras
De Zavala El
Lily B Clayton El
Young Women's Leadership
0
Alice Carlson Applied Lrn Ctr
20
9
Percentage Point Growth in Students Meeting Grade Level: 2025-2026
Fort Worth City Council District 10 City Councilmember: Chris Jamieson
26,938
0
=
students in public schools
+11 W R Hatfield El
25,179
+
students in Fort Worth ISD schools
1,759
+
students in other public ISD schools
+9 Caprock El +7 Independence El
students in public charter schools
+5 John M Tidwell Middle +4 Sendera Ranch El
Student Achievement Annual Data Comparison for STAAR 3-8 Exams
+3 Woodland Springs El
100%
+3 Clara Love El
Students met grade-level standards 49% of the time on State of Texas tests 57%
(STAAR) for the 2025-2026 academic year in Grades 3-8 for Reading, Math,
50%
Science, and Social Studies. This represents the same result as Spring 2025.
45%
53%
50%
49%
49%
49%
+3 Great Hearts Prairie View +3 Copper Creek El +1 Gene Pike Middle
0% 2019
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
Percentage of Students Meeting Grade Level Standard
–1 Carl E Schluter El –1 Timberview Middle
100
–1 Trinity Springs Middle
Eagle Mt-Saginaw ISD Keller ISD
–1 J C Thompson El
Northwest ISD Charter School
80
–2 Berkshire El –2 Elizabeth Lopez Hatley El
65%
64% 58%
60
56%
56%
56%
–3 Eagle Ridge El 54%
53%
52%
52%
51%
50%
48%
–4 Trinity Meadows Int 46%
45%
44%
43%
42%
41%
40
38%
–4 Truett Wilson Middle 36%
36%
34%
–5 Kay Granger El –5 J Lyndal Hughes El
20 –5 Leo Adams Middle
Elizabeth Lopez Hatley El
J C Thompson El
Berkshire El
Truett Wilson Middle
Sonny & Allegra Nance El
Sendera Ranch El
Copper Creek El
Trinity Springs Middle
Great Hearts Prairie View
Trinity Meadows Int
Clara Love El
Leo Adams Middle
Gene Pike Middle
J Lyndal Hughes El
Caprock El
Timberview Middle
W R Hatfield El
Woodland Springs El
Eagle Ridge El
Carl E Schluter El
Kay Granger El
Independence El
0
John M Tidwell Middle
–7 Sonny & Allegra Nance El
10
Percentage Point Growth in Students Meeting Grade Level: 2025-2026
Fort Worth City Council District 11 City Councilmember: Jeanette Martinez
13,958
=
students in public schools
+11 Bonnie Brae
11,340 students in Fort Worth ISD schools
0
+
2,618
+
students in other public ISD schools
+11 West Handley El +10 Glen Park El
students in public charter schools
+7 Worth Heights El +6 Oakhurst El
Student Achievement Annual Data Comparison for STAAR 3-8 Exams
+4 Versia Williams El
100%
+4 T A Sims El
Students met grade-level standards 30% of the time on State of Texas tests
+4 Forest Oak Middle
(STAAR) for the 2025-2026 academic year in Grades 3-8 for Reading, Math,
50%
Science, and Social Studies. This represents a three percentage point increase relative to Spring 2025.
29%
17%
27%
24%
25%
27%
30%
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
+4 Richard J Wilson El +3 Riverside Applied Lrn Ctr
0% 2019
2021
Percentage of Students Meeting Grade Level Standard
+3 Riverside Middle +2 Mcrae El
100
+1 Meadowbrook Middle
Fort Worth ISD Fort Worth ISD Charter
0 Meadowbrook El
Fort Worth ISD School of Choice Charter School
80
0 Sagamore Hill El 0 A M Pate El
60
0 W M Green El
59% 50%
–2 Trinity Basin Prep. - Fort Worth
48% 44%
–3 Springdale El
38% 33%
32%
32%
32%
31%
29%
New Ignite Community - Fort Worth 26%
26%
25%
23%
22%
21%
20
W M Green El
Meadowbrook Middle
A M Pate El
Riverside Middle
West Handley El
Sagamore Hill El
Richard J Wilson El
Forest Oak Middle
T A Sims El
Versia Williams El
Springdale El
Mcrae El
Trinity Basin Prep. - Fort Worth
Bonnie Brae
Meadowbrook El
Glen Park El
Oakhurst El
Worth Heights El
Riverside Applied Lrn Ctr
0
17%
15%
Ignite Community - Fort Worth
39%
40
11
Appendix General Notes • Percentages indicate the percentage of assessments that received a ‘Meets Grade Level’ or above performance standard across all 3-8 STAAR and STAAR Spanish exams taken within a school or Council District. • Enrollment data is from School Year 2025-2026 Campus Student Program and Special Populations PEIMS Reports, as reported by TEA.¹ • Where enrollment data is masked due to small group size (for example, <10), the value is estimated by rounding to the nearest 10. • Masked enrollment at Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP) and Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program (JJAEP) campuses is removed from overall enrollment counts.
Geographic Boundaries • For each City Council District, geographic boundaries were determined using maps from the City of Fort Worth² overlaid with school site locations from TEA’s School Locator Map.³ If the map overlay was unclear, the City’s ‘One Address’ tool was used to verify the city council district.⁴ • The City of Fort Worth implemented new City Council District boundaries in Spring 2023, including the addition of 2 new City Council districts. For longitudinal Council District comparisons, all campuses are included as if they were always located in the current Council District, to allow for an apples-to-apples comparison. • All public schools open in School Year 2025-2026, containing at least one grade level within 3-8 and located within the geographic boundaries of the council district were included in published test results, except for those registered for Alternative Education Accountability. • All public schools open in School Year 2025-2026 and located within the geographic boundaries of the council district were included in enrollment counts regardless of grade levels or AEA designation. ¹ https://tea.texas.gov/reports-and-data/student-data/standard-reports/peims-standard-reports ² https://gisapps.fortworthtexas.gov/Html5Viewer/?viewer=cityservices ³ https://tea-texas.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=51f0c8fa684c4d399d8d182e6edd5d97 ⁴ https://oneaddress.fortworthtexas.gov/
12
Data Analysis • STAAR and STAAR Spanish 3-8 raw data is from TEA’s Texas Assessment Research Portal.⁵ This released data is raw assessment data and is not comparable to accountability data tables or Texas Academic Performance Reports (TAPR) from TEA. • School and Council District Data includes results from 3-8 STAAR subject exams (Reading, Math, Science and Social Studies). Writing is only included for the prior years when it was a standalone exam. This analysis did not include results from STAAR 3-8 Alternate 2 exams or STAAR End of Course exams. STAAR performance standards relate levels of test performance to the expectations defined in the state-mandated curriculum standards, known as the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). Cut scores distinguish between performance levels.⁶ • The Texas Assessment Research Portal disaggregates English and Spanish test counts, leading to additional masking of test counts (counts <10). When test counts at the ‘Meets’ level are masked, that subset of test counts is also removed from the ‘Total Tests’ denominator. • These results reflect STAAR 3-8 exams only. Middle school students who take STAAR End of Course exams, such as Algebra I, are not represented here; their End of Course results are not included in any campus, Council District or citywide figure in this report. ⁵ https://txresearchportal.com/ ⁶ https://tea.texas.gov/data-reports/student-assessment-results/staar-performance-standards ⁷ https://tea.texas.gov/data-reports/student-assessment-results/raw-score-conversion-tables
Raw Conversion Table The figures below represent the minimum number of correct answers (raw score) out of the total questions required to achieve ‘Meets Grade Level’ on each STAAR assessment.⁷ Reading
Math
Science
English
Spanish
English
Spanish
3rd Grade
27/52
32/52
22/37
22/37
4th Grade
26/52
29/52
24/40
24/40
5th Grade
31/52
32/52
25/42
25/42
6th Grade
31/56
25/43
7th Grade
35/56
25/46
8th Grade
32/56
26/48
Social Studies
English
Spanish
19/30
19/30
20/35
English
Spanish
31/49
13
Fort Worth Education Partnership’s mission is to support, invest in, and coordinate opportunities that increase access to a high-quality education.