Ott: State remote instruction results validate Temple observ

Ott: State remote instruction results validate Temple observations


Temple Independent School District Superintendent Bobby Ott believes this year’s standardized testing scores across Texas speak for itself.
On Monday, the Texas Education Agency revealed that in-person learners’ 2021 standardized testing results were “appreciably higher” than their peers enrolled under remote instruction — a notable consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath credited school districts, like Temple ISD, that prioritized the availability of in-person instruction.
“When students come into Texas public schools, they are well-served by Texas educators — a fact that these scores confirm,” he said in a news release. “But it is also painfully clear that the pandemic had a very negative impact on learning.”

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