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Eleventh Grade · the junior year, peak rigor, the transcript under scrutiny

Eleventh Grade in Texas

Texas public schools are overseen by the Texas Education Agency. This is the Eleventh Grade view of one honest K-12 platform, from the state capital of Austin to the smallest district in between.

Schools across Texas

State capital

Austin

Schools statewide, from the capital to every district beyond it.

Serving schools in

Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, Fort Worth, and El Paso

and the towns in between — the small schools, not only the big ones.

What Eleventh Grade looks like here

The pivotal junior year -- peak course rigor, the PSAT-NMSQT that qualifies for National Merit, and the ACT/SAT that colleges weigh most; the year the transcript is scrutinized hardest.

The junior transcript is the most-scrutinized document a student has; the cumulative record -- every course, credit, and GPA point, deterministic and reproducible -- is what a college reads.

From the settling sophomore year into the pivotal junior year -- the highest-stakes, most-scrutinized year on the ladder.

Standards

The academic standards Eleventh Grade follows in Texas

Texas adopts its own academic standards; the Texas Education Agency is the authority that sets what a public school teaches. Below are the real, currently listed Texas standards documents for Grades 9-12, by subject, with a link to each one so you can read it at the source. We write our own free Eleventh Grade materials to align with them; we are not the Texas Education Agency, and we are not endorsed, approved by, or affiliated with it.

English Language Arts

TEA Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (2017)

  • 1.A (see the source document for the full text)
  • 1.A.i (see the source document for the full text)
  • 1.A.ii (see the source document for the full text)

438 individual standards from this document are catalogued in the source corpus for this band; the examples above are a small sample.

We cite the standard codes and link the source document; the full text is published there.

Mathematics

Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for Mathematics (2012)

  • .7.D — determine the linear factors of a polynomial function of degree three and of degree four using algebraic methods
  • .7.F — determine the sum, difference, product, and quotient of rational expressions with integral exponents of degree one and of degree two
  • AI.9.1.A — apply mathematics to problems arising in everyday life, society, and the workplace;

812 individual standards from this document are catalogued in the source corpus for this band; the examples above are a small sample.

Example standards are quoted verbatim under CC BY 3.0 US attribution; read them in full in the source document.

Science

Texas Administrative Code (2020)

  • 1.A (see the source document for the full text)
  • 1.B (see the source document for the full text)
  • 1.C (see the source document for the full text)

628 individual standards from this document are catalogued in the source corpus for this band; the examples above are a small sample.

We cite the standard codes and link the source document; the full text is published there.

Social Studies

Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills for Social Studies (2020)

  • 10-12.MAS.10 (see the source document for the full text)
  • 10-12.MAS.10.A (see the source document for the full text)
  • 10-12.MAS.10.E (see the source document for the full text)

937 individual standards from this document are catalogued in the source corpus for this band; the examples above are a small sample.

We cite the standard codes and link the source document; the full text is published there.

Standard codes and text are drawn from the Common Standards Project / Achievement Standards Network (ASN) corpus, republished by D2L Corporation (CC BY (per-document; see each cell.document.license)). 3rd-party aggregator copy, NOT an authoritative state publication. Verify against each document's own source before treating as authoritative. We do not present this as an authoritative crosswalk; each state agency’s own publication, linked above, is the authority.

Honest by default

The school stays the FERPA custodian of student records; a rep-scoped view reads zero grade rows at the database engine. Money, pricing, and checkout are honest-off on this page, and any school count above is an NCES Common Core of Data reference figure, never a claim of adoption in Texas.

Where these numbers come from

Data from the NCES Common Core of Data, 2023-2024. Schools may have opened or closed since publication.

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