Texas HB3796 amends public school accountability measures, assessment instruments, and performance ratings, and creates the Texas Commission on.
Texas HB3796 revises public school accountability by altering assessment requirements and performance ratings. It exempts students from certain end-of-course assessments if they meet specific criteria, such as passing the Texas Success Initiative benchmarks. The bill also modifies the criteria for assigning performance ratings to school districts and campuses, ensuring that repeated poor performance in specific domains is reflected in overall ratings.
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