• TEA Texas Assessment Visit txschools.gov

STAAR Family Portal Log-in Instructions

  • 1. Navigate to https://www.texasassessment.gov/

    Texas Assessment family portal login screen

    2. If you know your child's 6-Character Unique Code, enter it and your child's date of birth here and click Sign On.

    3. If you do not know your child's 6-Character Unique Code, select Lookup unique access code? in the More Login Information section at bottom.

    Lookup unique access code

    4. Enter your child's LEGAL first name and SSN, or TSDS ID, and birthdate, then click Go in the circle to the right.

    Look Up Unique Access Code Screen

    5. You will now be back on the STAAR Family Portal Login screen with your student's Unique Access Code and birthdate prefilled in the fields. Click Go to login to the STAAR Family Portal.

    STAAR Family Portal Login with code filled in

    6. You will now see your STAAR Family Portal homescreen with your student's testing history.

    STAAR Portal homescreen

STAAR Portal Instructions

If you are having trouble viewing the document, you may download the document.

STAAR Portal Family Letter

If you are having trouble viewing the document, you may download the document.

STAAR Related Links

  • Login to Texas Assessment

    Login to your child's STAAR results.

    Comments (-1)

  • STAAR Report Card Information

    Each year, the Texas Education Agency publishes a STAAR Report Card for students who were administered STAAR. The STAAR Report Card, formerly known as the Confidential Student Report (CSR), was updated last year to improve communication and transparency with educators and families.

    To access the accompanying website where parents can log in to learn more about the STAAR Report Card, visit TexasAssessment.gov.

    In addition, you may view the resources below to learn more about the features on the STAAR Report Card, questions you can ask teachers and counselors, and how to log in and learn more.

    Comments (-1)

  • Understanding Your Child’s STAAR Score

    Every student who takes the STAAR test receives a STAAR Report Card that helps parents see where their child is doing well and where he or she may need extra help. Use these resources to help understand the STAAR Report Card.

    Comments (-1)

  • Questions for Teachers

    In Grades 3–8, the STAAR Report Card includes tips for parents to get the most out of a parent-teacher conference.  Parents are encouraged to prepare in advance for these meetings by utilizing the checklist on this page.

    Comments (-1)