1. STAAR State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills Auxiliary Security Training 2014

2. Please read this Power Point and sign your security oath Please read this Power Point and sign your security oath. Auxiliary Staff Security Training

4. Do not open boxes of STAAR / TAKS materialsDo not open boxes of STAAR / TAKS materials If you are in a classroom for emergency services, please do not read or try to assist students in any way.If you are in a classroom for emergency services, please do not read or try to assist students in any way. When moving testing materials, with or without a student, do not open or read them.When moving testing materials, with or without a student, do not open or read them. If you see, hear, or smell a cell phone on a student during a restroom / snack / drink break, immediately inform the campus coordinator.If you see, hear, or smell a cell phone on a student during a restroom / snack / drink break, immediately inform the campus coordinator. Security Information!

5. Be aware of your obligation to report any suspected violations of test security or confidentiality to the campus testing coordinator.Be aware of your obligation to report any suspected violations of test security or confidentiality to the campus testing coordinator. Be aware that release or disclosure of confidential test items could result in prosecution under the Texas Education Code, Government Code, Administrative Code, and/or Penal Code. Be aware that release or disclosure of confidential test items could result in prosecution under the Texas Education Code, Government Code, Administrative Code, and/or Penal Code. I understand that student information is confidential and that I am obligated to maintain and preserve the confidentiality of this information.

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7. Required to sign only one security oath for 2013 testing year! Security Oath

8. Test Security Maintaining the security and confidentiality of the Texas state assessment program is crucial for ensuring valid test scores and providing standard and equal testing opportunities for all students.

10. Each person participating in the testing program is directly responsible for reporting immediately to the campus or district testing coordinator any violation or suspected violation of test security or confidentiality. The district testing coordinator is directly responsible for reporting immediately to the Texas Education Agency all violations or suspected violations within his or her district. Failure to report to the appropriate authority that an individual has engaged in conduct that violates the security or confidentiality of a test violates 19 TAC §101.65(d)(7) and could result in sanctions. Testing Irregularities

12. After viewing this power point, please print your attached security oath...\..\..\2014 Auxiliary Staff Oath.pdf Sign, and return to your campus coordinator...\..\..\2014 Auxiliary Staff Oath.pdf

13. And REMEMBER… Cartoons courtesy of Randy Glasbergen

14. THANK YOU!