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8th Grade AI

Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2020 10:44 am
by doug.devries
School has informed me that my son (8th grade Klein ISD) will be pulled from classes for additional support if he does not take STAAR or fails STAAR. She stated that due to changes in TEA Regs 2 yrs ago, there is no longer an option for students who don’t take or don’t pass STAAR in an SSI yr. so it wouldn’t have affected my son in 5th grade but would now. Has anyone else heard of this? Have asked her to forward me the new changes to the TEA Regs. So now we wait and see.

Re: 8th Grade AI

Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2020 11:05 am
by scott.placek
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Re: 8th Grade AI

Posted: Wed Oct 14, 2020 6:28 pm
by samantha.ciaravino
My 6th grader didn't do AI. We just said no and I didn't fill out any of the paperwork. She tried to get me to fill it out by saying it was required for the school even if we didn't do it. So I wrote on the form... "(my kid's name) does not have my consent to do AI of any kind. EVER." And that was that. They never said another word to me about it.

Re: 8th Grade AI

Posted: Sat May 08, 2021 10:02 am
by SAR
doug.devries wrote: Wed Mar 04, 2020 10:44 am School has informed me that my son (8th grade Klein ISD) will be pulled from classes for additional support if he does not take STAAR or fails STAAR. She stated that due to changes in TEA Regs 2 yrs ago, there is no longer an option for students who don’t take or don’t pass STAAR in an SSI yr. so it wouldn’t have affected my son in 5th grade but would now. Has anyone else heard of this? Have asked her to forward me the new changes to the TEA Regs. So now we wait and see.
My 8th grader did not have to take the STAAR. I asked if it was mandatory when I received a call from the school. They didn’t give me an answer one way or another, just asked if I planned on making him attend. I told them no.

Re: 8th Grade AI

Posted: Tue May 11, 2021 1:01 pm
by scott.placek
Great! Study the information on opting out in High School so he can be prepared for that also!