• State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR)

  • Register for June 2023 EOC Testing

    Please complete this Google form https://bit.ly/June2023-EOC to indicate if you WILL or will NOT be attending June EOC testing. 

    View Preliminary EOC Scores

    •  Parents/Guardians may view Preliminary EOC scores by accessing your Plano ISD Parent Portal account
      • Scroll down and locate the Performance Management section
      • Click on your Student's Name
      • A PDF of their Student Profile will download
      • On the PDF, locate the STAAR or EOC section
      • The results will be listed under Spr 23      

    • Students identified for June EOC testing:
      • Absent for an EOC test this spring, or 
      • Did not pass an EOC test (Preliminary score says NM-Not Met).    

    Testing Locations & Times

    June 2023 End-of-Course Schedule 

    June 19 - Monday

    June 20 - Tuesday

    June 21 - Wednesday

    June 22 - Thursday

    June 23 - Friday

    ⭐EOC testing is NOT allowed per TEA

    • English I

    • Algebra I

    • Biology 

    • U.S. History 

    • English I

    • Algebra I

    • Biology 

    • U.S. History 

    • English I

    • English II

    • Algebra I

    • Biology 

    • U.S. History 

    • English I

    • English II

    • Algebra I

    • Biology 

    • U.S. History 

     

    • EOC testing will be held at: Williams High School, 1818 18th Street, Plano, TX 75074  
      • 8:00 AM → Check-in will begin in the main hallway
      • 9:00 AM  → Test Administrators will promptly begin EOC exam instructions & students will start their exams
      • Students are allowed to leave when they finish their test.      
    • EOC exams do not have a time limit. However, most students will complete testing in:
      • 3-4 Hours for Algebra I, Biology and U.S. History
      • 4 Hours for English I & II

    Transportation

    • Plano ISD will be providing bus transportation for EOC students 
      • Click HERE for detailed bus schedules and departure/return information.  
      • Busses will depart promptly from each High School and Sr. High School.  Be on time. 
      • Return busses will leave Williams HS at 2:15 PM. and arrive at the home. 
      • Middle school students may go to their feeder High School campus for transportation. 

    Picture ID Required

    • Students must present a picture ID when checking-in. 
    • Acceptable forms of ID are: 
      • PISD gradebook picture and ID-number (displayed on a mobile/cell phone), 
      • School ID,
      • State Issued ID (Driver's license/Permit), or 
      • Parks and Recreation ID.

    Online Testing

    Students will be administered their EOC exams using a district issued Chromebook or Desktop 

    • Students may bring the following items in a clear ziploc bag:
      • Pencils
      • Erasers
      • Bottle of  water
      • Snack
  • STAAR Overview

    The State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) program, which was implemented in spring 2012, includes annual assessments for:

    • Reading in grades 3 through 8 
    • Mathematics in grades 3 through 8 
    • Science in grades 5 and 8
    • Social Studies in grade 8
    • End-of-Course (EOC) assessments in English I, English II, Algebra I, Biology and U.S. History

    The STAAR testing program is a more rigorous testing program that emphasizes “readiness” standards, which are those Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) student expectations that are considered most important for success in the grade or course subject that follow and for college and career. The high school assessments are course based exams. State assessments are timed. Students have four hours to complete each STAAR exam, except for the End-of-Course English I and II which both have a five hour time limit.

     

    STAAR/TELPAS - How to View Scores 

    Click HERE for information on STAAR Results - How to View Scores.

  • STAAR Scoring - Performance Standards

    STAAR performance standards correspond levels of test performance to the expectations defined in the state-mandated curriculum standards known as the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). Cut scores established by TEA distinguish between performance levels and are used to classify students into an appropriate performance category.