Helping Others See the Game Through the Eyes of the Officials: Creating a Sports Officiating Elective in Your School
Tuesday, May 6, 2025, 1:30 PM

This year, the TASSP partnered with an officiating education company called RefReps (www.refreps.com). RefReps provides a comprehensive Sports Officiating Education curriculum for more than a dozen sports. More than 30 ISDs in Texas, including Alief, Aldine, Lubbock, and Spring Branch, have experienced success offering Sports Officiating education to students during their curricular day as an elective course with RefReps.
We encourage you to click on the REGISTER NOW button, and sign up to attend an informational webinar titled "Helping Others See the Game Through the Eyes of the Officials: Creating a Sports Officiating Elective in Your School" we will be co-hosting with RefReps

At present, more than 1,115 high schools and universities across 47 states are actively teaching Intro to Sports Officiating classes using RefReps’ highly engaging learning experience. It is our experience that this curriculum, along with an engaged instructor from your staff, has alleviated the barriers to offering this course to high school students, and provides immediate benefits to our students, our schools, and our sports community. 
Please feel free to invite your athletic department, admin staff, and curriculum department staff to learn more about this exciting opportunity!

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New Requirements for College Prep Course Approval for CCMR Accountability
Tuesday, May 20, 2025, 11a - 12p

Beginning in the 2025-26 school year, the TEA will evaluate college preparatory courses for public school accountability, requiring future 2026 graduates to complete an approved course to qualify for CCMR credit. This session will address key topics, including partnerships with institutions of higher education, ESCs, or other programs; course validation to ensure alignment with state standards (Code TEC 28.014) and consistent quality; memorandums of understanding (MOUs); and the critical 11th-grade transition to support 12th-grade students in earning CCMR credit.
Additionally, learn about UISD’s multi-year academic success model, designed to support students in grades 6-12 on their path to college and career readiness. This model includes initiatives to help students pass the TSIA2, beginning in 8th grade and, if needed, in 12th grade.

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