Curriculum, Instruction, & Assessment
The Department of Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment provides instructional resources, leadership, and training to support rigorous learning opportunities in the classroom, which results in the successful completion of high school fully prepared for post-secondary education.
Assessment & Testing
Your child's STAAR test results are now available.
This year, the Texas Education Agency has a new online system to access your child's Confidential Student Report (CSR). You can log into that system at http://texasassessment.com.The first step is to look up your child's specific access code. Before you start, you will need three pieces of information:
- Child's social security number
- Child's date of birth
- Child's official first name
For step-by-step directions for logging in and accessing your child's scores, download the directions. For an explanation of the report and what the scores mean. You will receive a paper copy in August from your campus.
Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction
Program Directors
- Dr. Charla Rudd, Chief Academic Officer for Acceleration
- Dr. Peggy Johnson, Executive Director of Bilingual Education & Special Programs
- Ms. Angela Ward, Executive Director of Special Education
- Dr. Andreia Foster, Director Of Opportunity Culture
Dr. Charla Rudd, Chief Academic Officer for Acceleration
Dr. Peggy Johnson, Executive Director of Bilingual Education & Special Programs
Ms. Angela Ward, Executive Director of Special Education
Dr. Andreia Foster, Director Of Opportunity Culture
AVID
Advancement Via Individual Determination
Bilingual & ESL Program
Dual Language and English as a Second Language programs are offered at all elementary schools in La Vega ISD.
Gifted & Talented Program
Opportunity Culture
Vision in Action
Special Education
Assessment & Testing
How did my child do on the STAAR test?
Your child's STAAR test results are now available.
This year, the Texas Education Agency has a new online system to access your child's Confidential Student Report (CSR). You can log into that system at http://texasassessment.com.The first step is to look up your child's specific Access Code. Before you start, you will need three pieces of information:
- Child's social security number
- Child's date of birth
- Child's official first name
For step by step directions in logging in and accessing your child's scores, download the directions. For an explanation of the report and what the scores mean. You will receive a paper copy in August from your campus, but we know you can't wait!