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TSIA2 Fall 2025 Important Updates and Reminders
TSIA2 Fall 2025 Important Updates and Reminders
Fall 2025 Trainings presented by Deborah Anderson from TSIA2/Accuplacer
Who Attended: CCMR CTCs
Training Slide Deck #1: TSIA2 Training, part 1
Training Slide Deck #2: TSIA2Training, part 2
Training Slide Deck #3: Accessing Data—Reports and Score Web Service, and Learning Resources
Below is information on how to access additional TSIA2 resources.
To Access TSIA2 Resources:
Sign into TSIA2 Admin Site
Click Resources
Scroll down and select TSIA2—Texas Users
Available options include:
Training Documents
Training Webinars
TSIA2 Manuals
TSIA2 Spring 2026 Important Updates and Reminders
TSIA2 Spring 2026 Important Updates and Reminders
2025-2026 Irregularity and Incident Report Links
2025-2026 Irregularity and Incident Report Links
2025-2026 Testing Irregularity form
Signature Page (original doc title says 22-23 but it has not changed)
Request for Testing Date Change
Request for Testing Date Change
Protocol for Request for Testing Date Change:
KIPP Texas has established testing windows and dates for all assessments. This document is to be utilized if your campus is requesting to administer any assessment outside of the designated testing window or date. You are not required to complete this form for any emergencies that occur during testing as the RAC will provide guidance on how to handle emergencies. Please access the documents linked below for guidance. Please note - the process for SY2025-2026 has been updated from previous school years.
Directions and Step by Step Guide for Requesting a Testing Date Change
Google Form - Testing Date Change Request
Rollup - Testing Date Change Tracker
All requests must be pre-approved by the School Leader Manager PRIOR to filling out this form
All requests must be submitted 2 weeks prior to any assessment
Response time will will take 24-48 hours after submission
All decisions are final. There are no appeals
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