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Why are there learning standards for our children?
Every day our world becomes more complex and demanding. To succeed
beyond high school, students must be better prepared than at any time in
the history of our state. Consequently, expectations for our students and our
schools are higher than they have ever been. To meet these expectations,
the State Board of Education has adopted a curriculum framework for Texas
schools — the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). These
learning standards will help ensure that all students are prepared to meet
the challenges ahead of them as they move into the next century.
• Each student must become a more effective reader.
• Each student must know and apply more complex mathematics.
Every day our world becomes more complex and demanding. To succeed
beyond high school, students must be better prepared than at any time in
the history of our state. Consequently, expectations for our students and our
schools are higher than they have ever been. To meet these expectations,
the State Board of Education has adopted a curriculum framework for Texas
schools — the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). These
learning standards will help ensure that all students are prepared to meet
the challenges ahead of them as they move into the next century.
• Each student must become a more effective reader.
• Each student must know and apply more complex mathematics.
| Texas Education Agency |
| Texas Essential Knowledge & Skills (TEKS) Applicable to the JROTC Curriculum |
| 2006 TAKS Answer Key |
| JROTC Curriculum - TEKS Correlation |
| Basic Correlation LET II Cadets (2nd year) |
| Detailed Correlation LET II Cadets (2nd year) |
| Basic Correlation LET III Cadets (3rd year) |
| Detailed Correlation LET III Cadets (3rd year) |
| Basic Correlation LET IV Cadets (4th year) |
| Detailed Correlation LET IV Cadets (4th year) |
| Basic Correlation LET I Cadets (1st year) |
| Detailed Correlation LET I Cadets (1st year) |
JROTC Curriculum - TEKS Correlation
| San Jacinto Monument |
| Texas Assessment of Knowledge & Skills (TAKS) |