We are excited to share that this fall our students in grades K-8 will begin participating in an assessment program called MAP, which stands for Measures of Academic Progress. The MAP Growth assessment is aligned to the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) and is a computer-adaptive test. This means that if your child answers a question correctly, the next question is more challenging. If they answer incorrectly, the next question is easier. This type of assessment challenges top performers without overwhelming students whose skills are below grade level. Unlike state mandated tests that provide a performance score after the school year is complete, MAP Growth measures what students know and gives us immediate feedback on what they’re ready to learn next. MAP Growth will be given three times each school year in the areas of Reading, Math, and Science. This will help provide information about your child’s academic progress throughout the year and will assist teachers in meeting students’ individual needs. Students in grades K-2 will also participate in MAP Reading Fluency, which assesses foundational reading skills, oral reading fluency, and comprehension. Because we are making some adjustments in how we assess reading for our early learners, you may notice that your child’s report card will no longer include a specific reading level using the A-Z letter system as it has in the past. Instead, you will receive a more comprehensive report of their reading levels and skills after they have participated in MAP. For more information, including a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document, we invite you to explore the MAP Resources for Parents website (link) or contact a campus administrator.  

Here is our schedule for the 2019-2020 School Year's Meet the Teacher! 

ONLINE STUDENT REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN New Student Registration* How it works: 1. CLICK ON THIS LINK! 2. Scroll down and click Student Registration 3. Select, New Student Registration for 2019-2020 school year 4. Create an account 5. Complete the registration form. Note: Required fields are marked with a red asterisk, and College Station Independent School District will receive the data exactly as it is entered. Please be careful of spelling, capitalization, and punctuation. 6. On the "Review" page, check your data before submitting. 7. Click "Submit"! On the submission confirmation page you will have the opportunity to print out a copy of your registration to keep for your records. Note: Once the form is electronically submitted, you will receive an e-mail confirmation from Info Snap. *You will need an active email address that you check regularly before getting started. If you have trouble with the online process or do not have access to a computer, each campus will have computers available. How it works: 1. CLICK ON THIS LINK! What you will need to bring to the school: 1. TWO forms of identification for the child such as: birth certificate, Social Security card or child's passport. o Student Social Security card - If you do not provide your child's social security card, a state identification number will be assigned to your child. 2. Proof of residency (current utility bill or lease/purchase agreement) ** 3. Immunization records 4. Last report card or transcript 5. State Assessment Test Results 6. Address/Phone/Fax of last school attended 7. Parent Identification **Please Note: Your student will not be enrolled without proof of residency (Per Board Policy FD (Legal)). The district will not enroll students who live outside the College Station ISD boundaries.