No remote control: Salado ISD seeks brighter STAAR scores through return to classrooms

Many Salado ISD students excelled during the coronavirus crisis, but not remote learners.
Despite an evident decline in student performance during the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness exams this past spring, Salado ISD Superintendent Michael Novotny said his district’s student body still tested above the state’s scores — a challenge he stressed was overcome during an era of pandemic-related learning loss.
“Our STAAR scores took a dip from two years ago, like all districts statewide did, but thankfully we were still above state scores,” he told the Telegram. “But remote learners … did have the greatest decrease in scores.”

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