Testing Information &
STAAR/EOC tests online (HB 3261)
STAAR/EOC Redesign (HB 3906)
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2023-2024
Bridgeland Testing Calendar
2023 2024 Testing Calendar BHS.pdfWhat Families Should Know About STAAR/EOC
2024-2025
State Testing Calendar
State Testing Calendar 2024-2025.pdfAccess your child's scores
Scores are available in Home Access Center. Click on the button below:
You can also view the score report, test questions & answers. Click on the button below and complete the Family Portal Log-In.
Note: If you do not know your child's Unique Code, click on "Where to find the Unique Code" below.
EOC Notification Letters
Bridgeland Families: Letters will be distributed in May during Advisory.
Letter shares:
Date scores will be posted to state site
Steps to access student's EOC Report Card
Partial student info. required by state site
Texas Education Agency (TEA) provides an electronic format for score reports. The information in the Texas Assessment Data Portal is an official record of state testing scores. Parents & guardians can submit this page to other education institutions when state testing scores are requested.
Sample: EOC Notification Letter
(Complete directions to access scores)
2023 for BHS Testing Site.pdfEOC: End-of-Course
English I, 9th gr
English II, 10th gr
Algebra I, 8th or 9th gr
Biology, 9th gr
United States History, 11th gr
High school students must take & pass certain required courses and corresponding assessments to graduate from a Texas public high school.
The assessments are based on the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills, the state curriculum standards.
CFISD Parent Telecommunication Letter
Telecommunication Letter English & Spanish 2023 2024.pdfSTAAR/EOC tests online
Per TEA: House Bill 3906 established a “multiple choice cap,” meaning that no more than 75% of points on a STAAR test can be based on multiple choice questions. Texas educators are helping design new question types that reflect classroom test questions and allow students more ways to show their understanding. All possible new question types are being field-tested with students to ensure validity before they are incorporated into the redesigned summative tests beginning in spring 2023. Texas Education Agency
Free & Reduced Meals Program (FRMP)
School breakfasts & lunches are no longer free for all. Families wishing to apply for free and reduced status need to complete the online application HERE
If testing is not your favorite thing to do, you're in luck. You have us! Not that we will make it your favorite thing, but because we are here to help prepare you for today and tomorrow. In this day and age, there will be testing. Breathe. We are in this journey together. Every single day you are here, we are giving you our best. We are honored to be here and to know you. Let's take this state-testing thing one day at a time. Something to remember regardless of the day...
You are so valuable! There is no other you but you!
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