Rocketship students started school with low academic performance. The charter plans to maximize growth so students can blast off on STAAR.

Superintendent SaJade Miller has high ambitions for Rocketship Texas Public Schools’ first campus when students take the state standardized test in the spring. Students started school at a low point academically, according to beginning-of-the-year benchmark results. However, administrators plan to focus on maximizing students’ growth to create a foundation for the charter school’s inaugural administration of the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness. Read more here.

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