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[hersheykiss]

i do online school so for state testing we go to some random school in our area, for my english test tomorrow i got the school i used to go to this is so fucked. ughhhh im gonna have to see poeple i know kill me

 

[Deleted Member 111657]

Be strong you will overcome

 

[Aurelius74]

i do online school so for state testing we go to some random school in our area, for my english test tomorrow i got the school i used to go to this is so fucked. ughhhh im gonna have to see poeple i know kill me

English is just mug up, i believe u can cover the syllabus in 4-5 hours if u try. Don't worry just do as much as u can.

 

[jest]

i do online school so for state testing we go to some random school in our area, for my english test tomorrow i got the school i used to go to this is so fucked. ughhhh im gonna have to see poeple i know kill me

fun fact most states only require you to take the state testing once in high school but they try and make everyone do it 4 times because school gets money and funds government stuff, if you've already taken it once just say you genuinely aren't taking it again and they can't do anything about it

 

[hersheykiss]

fun fact most states only require you to take the state testing once in high school but they try and make everyone do it 4 times because school gets money and funds government stuff, if you've already taken it once just say you genuinely aren't taking it again and they can't do anything about it

its the staar test for texas, we need it for core classes and if we fail it sucks ima copy paste what happens from google

Under Texas Education Code §28.0211 (HB 4545 and HB 1416), schools must provide specific interventions for any student who does not achieve a passing score:

• Mandatory Tutoring: Schools are required to provide 30 hours of supplemental instruction for each subject area the student did not pass.
• Small-Group Ratio: Tutoring should ideally be delivered in a small-group setting, such as a 3:1 or 4:1 student-to-teacher ratio.
• Summer School: Districts may offer or require summer school to meet the accelerated instruction hours.