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As the 2024–2025 school year wraps up, a closer look at the 2024 STAAR results reveals important insights into student performance across Reading Language Arts (RLA), Math, Science, and Social Studies. While some grades are showing progress, subjects like Science and…

When it comes to driving student success, Lamar Consolidated ISD has discovered a winning combination: intentional collaboration, data-driven instruction, and the powerful support of Progress Learning. Creighton Jaster, Director of Innovative Learning at Lamar CISD, brings 16 years of…

Melissa ISD, one of North Texas’s fastest-growing and highest-achieving districts, is committed to ensuring every student reaches their full potential. With an influx of new students and diverse learning needs, educators faced the challenge of identifying and addressing skill gaps efficiently. Enter Progress…

The STAAR® (State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness) exam includes specific question stems that students will encounter across grade levels. Understanding these stems and the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) they align with can help teachers and administrators better prepare…

Written by Rheanne Renzenbrink. Rheanne is a former secondary English teacher in Texas with over a decade of experience in the classroom, standardized testing, teaching with TEKS, and helping students succeed on STAAR® exams. As a former secondary English teacher with over 10 years of experience…

At Pine Valley Middle School in New Caney ISD, Texas, one teacher is making huge strides in her students’ math achievements. Mrs. Abagail Dunnavant, a 7th grade math teacher with four years of experience in this role, has been using Progress Learning since back when it was Education Galaxy. Over…

We recently sat down with Jaime De La Torre, Director of Instructional Support at Anthony ISD, in Anthony, Texas to chat about how Progress Learning has impacted his school district. Anthony ISD is a relatively small district in Texas. Jaime wanted to find a solution that could alleviate the workload…

In 2019, the Texas State Legislature passed House Bill 3, resulting in a massive potential increase in the level of compensation that quality teachers can receive. This new Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) promises to more effectively reward high-performing teachers and incentivize…

The Texas Success Initiative (otherwise known as the TSI) was initially established in 2003, aiming to assess the academic skills of incoming college students across the Lone Star State. The TSI required students to complete assessments in three standalone subject areas: mathematics, reading, and writing, helping to place those students…