The Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS) is a state-mandated standardized test administered in Texas public schools.
At this time, the passing standard for all tests is a score of 2100 or better.
9th graders are tested in Reading and Math. The Reading test is in March; the Math test is at the end of April.
10th graders are tested in all four core subjects: English/Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies. Scores on this test determine the rating the Texas Education Agency (TEA) gives BISD. The E/LA test is in March; the other three tests are at the end of April.
11th graders are also tested in all four core subjects. This is the Exit-Level test, meaning that students must pass all four sections in order to graduate. The E/LA test is in March; the other three tests are at the end of April.
12th graders only take the TAKS test if they failed one or more sections of the 11th grade, Exit-Level test. Opportunities to re-test on all four sections are in July, October, March, and late April.
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