Texas TAPR District STAAR Performance
How well are Texas students doing on standardized tests, and where does your district stand? This data shows test scores from nearly every school district in Texas, organized by what grade kids are in, what subject they're tested on, and how many passed. The scores go back over a decade, so you can see whether things are improving or getting worse. Numbers are broken down by demographic group, so you can see if some groups of students are doing better than others. It's a straightforward way to compare your local district against state trends.
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STAAR aggregate metrics with decoded value type (D/N/R suffix) and data quality flags. Filter by academic_year or DISTRICT for performance on this 64M-row dataset. Full metric code decode is not yet available (STAAR codes use a variable-length encoding distinct from the TAPR data dictionary).
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- How has test performance changed in my school district over the past 10 years?
- What percentage of students in grade 5 math are meeting grade-level standards?
- How do passing rates compare across demographic groups within a district?
- Which districts have the highest percentage of students at 'Masters' performance level?
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