ECISD Accountability and Assessment

An example of Financial literacy and how you can implement it with your child.
If you have a child in elementary school, you might want to give him a task like if you feed the dog every day without me reminding you I will give you, $3.00 at the end of the week. It could be something that you really want your child to do.
If your child is in middle or high schooler you might want them to get an A or B on their report card and you will give them a video game or the toy they’ve been looking forward to. I used to tell my son, school is like a job, you need to do good in order for you to get paid (rewarded).

Un ejemplo de educación financiera y cómo puedes implementarla con tu hijo(a).
Si tiene un hijo(a) en la escuela primaria, es posible que desee asignarle una tarea como alimentar al perro todos los días sin que le recuerde y daréle $ 3.00 al final de la semana. Podría ser algo que usted realmente quiere que su hijo(a) haga.

Si su hijo(a) está en la escuela intermedia o secundaria, es posible que desee que obtenga una A o B en su boleta de calificaciones y le dará un videojuego o el juguete que ha estado esperando. Solía decirle a mi hijo, la escuela es como un trabajo, necesitas hacer el trabajo para que te paguen (recompensen).

● This year’s STAAR results will help families, schools and teachers understand how disruptions to instruction impacted student learning. These results, along with report card grades, can help teachers and families co-create learning plans for next school year.

● This year, STAAR is for learning only and will not be used to rate teachers or schools, or for student promotion. It is only meant to be a tool to help families and teachers better identify learning gaps and support student learning.