86% of Tarrant County parents say their kids get B’s or better.
But only half of students are actually on grade level.
Families want the full picture of how their child is doing in school.
Free Tools
Here are 3 actions to support summer learning
Check your child’s progress before the end of the school year
Have your child take this quick Readiness Check to see how they’re doing with grade-level math and reading skills.
Protip:
Teachers say the #1 way to know how your child is progressing is to be in regular contact with the teacher (not relying on report card grades)!
Find out if your child is on grade level
Access and interpret key information about your child’s academic progress through our free online parent training.
Then, visit TexasAssessment.gov to check if your child is on grade level in core subjects. For help navigating the TEA Family Portal, use our step-by-step guide below.
Protip:
Spring 2026 assessment results will be available on June 10, 2026 for EOC and June 16, 2026 for STAAR 3-8.
Explore summer learning opportunities
Access free or low-cost summer learning opportunities in Tarrant County to help your child stay engaged and continue learning over the summer.
Protip:
Use this letter to introduce your child to summer program leaders so they can be the most helpful.
Got questions about how to partner with your child’s teacher or support learning at home?
Try our new AI-powered Learning Heroes Assistant for expert-backed answers.
Real Stories: Why It Matters
Watch parents and teachers share why they go beyond grades:
Tarrant County School Performance Tool
See if students at your school are performing at grade level with FWEP’s interactive grade-level performance tool. The results are specific to school, grade, and subject, and enable you to quickly assess if children in your local schools meet academic standards.
Did you Know?
84% of Tarrant County parents think their kids read at grade level.* 52% of kids actually do.**
*Fort Worth Education Partnership & SKDK (2025)
**STAAR Test Results (2024)
84% of Tarrant County parents think their kids do math at grade level.
43% of kids actually do.
9 in 10 Tarrant County parents believe it's important for kids to meet grade level before they move onto the next grade.
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