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Scurry-Rosser ISD certifies instructional materials alignment with TEKS
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The board approved the annual certification that district instructional materials align with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills and comply with Texas Education Agency requirements.
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The Scurry-Rosser ISD Board approved its annual certification that instructional materials used across classrooms comply with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) and meet Texas Education Agency requirements.
Superintendent Dr. Blaylock explained the district certifies both adopted instructional materials and any additional teacher-used resources. "The district is required to annually certify to the Texas Education Agency that all instructional materials used in the classroom are aligned with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills," Dr. Blaylock said during the meeting.
Trustees approved the certification by motion; the transcript records compliance but does not list specific textbook titles or supplementary resources in the open minutes.
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