Assessment and Accountability
The Department of Accountability and Assessment at La Joya ISD is dedicated to ensuring student success by providing comprehensive data management, assessment, and evaluation services. Our team monitors and evaluates the effectiveness of academic programs, maintains the integrity of student assessments, and manages and safeguards student data. We are committed to providing timely, actionable data to teachers, campus administrators, and district leadership to inform instructional decision-making.
Our department's responsibilities include:
- Data Management: Collecting, storing, and analyzing student data to ensure its accuracy and reliability.
- Assessment: Developing, administering, and scoring standardized and district-wide assessments.
- Data Analysis and Reporting: Generating reports and visualizations to help stakeholders understand student performance and identify areas for improvement.
- Program Evaluation: Conducting evaluations to assess the effectiveness of academic programs and initiatives.
- Compliance: Ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations related to student data and assessment.
Parent Access STAAR Student Portal
Detailed information for how parents can access their child's STAAR results online!
Dear Parent / Guardian,
Parents can access their child’s STAAR results and a suite of other resources to support summer learning at home by visiting Texas Assessment. Please see below for detail information on how to parent access their child's STAAR results online by visiting TexasAssessment.gov .Please follow the steps:
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Beginning June 10 for STAAR end-of-course assessments and June 16 for STAAR grades 3rd-8th assessments, log into your La Joya ISD Skyward. Alternatively you can also go to Texas Assessments website. In order to see your child's score online, you will need an Access Code.
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Click on the District’s link section to find you student’s Assessment Scores.
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Learn more about your child’s STAAR results, including how your child answered each test question, and find personalized resources to support learning at home.
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At the beginning of the next school year, discuss the results with your child’s teacher and work together to support your child’s learning and academic growth.