Curriculum & Instruction

The Curriculum & Instruction Department at Rhodes School for the Performing Arts ensures that our students are being taught the same skills as their public-school peers. The department provides identifiable measurable results based on objectives to help determine student progress and academic achievement; keeps our students competitive when compared to others across the state; and ensures that our students can be successful in any educational setting, public or private.

2025 STAAR Assessment Results Now Available

 

Visit TexasAssessment.gov to learn more about your child’s STAAR performance and how you can provide additional support at home.

Getting Back to the Basics

 

We are CREW…Not Passengers! At RSPA, parents, students, teachers, and administrators are active participants in the learning process. We work together as a team to accomplish the goal of producing outstanding student achievement. No one gets to go along for the ride! We are CREW!

STAAR Testing 2025

 

Testing season is here. The State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) is a series of standardized tests that measure what 3rd-8th grade students in Texas public schools have learned. Testing begins Wednesday, April 16th.

State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness 2025 (STAAR)

Access your child’s STAAR results…

PARENTS AND FAMILIES ARE CRITICAL PARTNERS IN A CHILD’S SUCCESS.

The Texas Education Agency is committed to ensuring you are informed and have an accurate picture of your child’s progress. Follow these 4 steps to Log In & Learn More.

Four Steps

1.) You will receive a secure email with your child’s Unique Student Access Code.

2.) Starting June 17, visit TexasAssesment.gov and Log In with your scholar’s unique student access code. Note: Your scholar’s unique access code is the same as last year’s. You may contact your Campus Registrar or Front Desk Receptionist if you do not have a unique access code.  

3.) Review your child’s STAAR results and the personalized resources to support learning at home.

4.) At the beginning of the school year, discuss the test results with your child’s teacher and work together to support your child’s learning.

Science Fair 2024

Thank You!

A special thanks go to our esteemed judges and speakers for their hard work and dedication as they diligently combed through every project to select our very best! Also, thank you to all of our teachers and staff who aided our scholars’ efforts!

2024 JUDGES
Karen Carter, MSRRT | Nazim Ansari, BS, Chemical Engineering |Addie Smith, MS |
Kimberly Rice, MS Director of Shell | Robbyn Pope, B.S.

GUEST SPEAKER:

Ebony L. Curry

Science Fair Winners

2nd-3rd Grade

1st Place: Sprout House by Madison Jarvis, 2nd grade

2nd Place: Milk into Plastic by Dior Josey, 3rd grade

3rd Place: Bubble Experiment, 3rd grade

4th-5th Grade

1st Place:  What Makes Ice Melt Fastest by Lauren Osby, 5th grade

2nd Place:  Water Temperature Effect on Plants by Carl Yarborough, 4th grade

3rd Place: Dissolve the Rainbow by Alana Mays, 5th Grade

6th-8th Grade

1st Place: Terminal Velocity by Jaden Conwell, 7th grade

2nd Place: Ultra Oxified by Kaleb Conley, 6th grade

3rd Place: What Material Provides the Best Insulation by Arianna Close, 7th grade

Resources

Curriculum & Instruction Department

Administration Building – Room 213
13334 Wallisville Road
Houston, TX 77049
281-458-4334 ext. 115

Monet Calhoun, Director of Curriculum & Instruction

Kenitra Bennett-Edwards,
District STEAM Coordinator

ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING
13334 Wallisville Rd.
Houston, TX 77049
(281) 458-4334
information@rhodesschool.org

CAMPUS LOCATION
13334 Wallisville Rd.
Houston, TX 77049
(281) 459-9797

Charles Russell, M. Ed, President
Kenitra Bennett-Edwards, M. Ed., Member
Michelle Harris, M. Ed, Member
Sloane Hughlett, Member
Chrishelle Palay, Member
Derrick Sherrard, Member

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