By George Scott * 281-818-7872
Project Director, Academic Equity Advocates * ghscott2050@aol.com
The monograph linked here tracks the history of student testing and accountability systems for the past 30 years which actually had its ‘foundation’ laid in the 1970’s era federal court decision known as Civil Order 5281 which ordered the Texas Education Agency to develop programs to “compensate” minority group children for past racial and ethnic isolation.
That ruling – though testing was not mentioned – was the ‘grandfather’ of the State’s eventual testing and accountability system whose early efforts began in the late 1970’s.
The monograph is presented in two ways:
- The full 70+ page document.
- The same monograph divided into 10 parts with each part providing some additional analysis AND direct links to public records and data that are referenced in the full monograph.
Our suggestion is to read the full document first and then re-read by the parts which have those additional data and public record links to provide more context.
The Full Monograph Above Published As 10-Part Series with Additional and Original Public Information Records & Documents Follows:
PART 8: TEA’s “Harder” 2000 TAAA Test Boomerangs; “Celebrity Jeopardy” Actual Questions Sabotage TEA’s Credibilityhttps://academicequityadvocates.com/core/files/2024/02/PART-8-TAAS-to-STAAR-Academic-Dishonesty.pdf