TEA Says Preliminary STAAR Results Looking 'Problematic'
Caballero like many parents felt the strain of virtual learning. The disruption of 2020 is feared to have caused many students to lag behind in their grade level. TEA estimates students lost about six months of instructional learning during the pandemic, and suspect the upcoming STAAR exam results reflect just that. "We have been contacted right and left from parents who just have those concerns about their child not being on grade level," said Stacey Tardif, the operations manager at Frog Tutoring, which is based in Fort Worth. She said they've been working with families to help get their ...