Proposal to give Texas teachers a pay raise moves another step closer
SB 26 expands the Teacher Inventive Allotment (TIA) a merit-based pay program that gives bonuses to top-performing teachers based on academic growth. Under SB 26, 50% of teachers in a district can participate in the teacher incentive program, compared to the current cap of 33%.
The board “looks forward to Texas Teachers of Tomorrow’s continued progress toward effectively preparing teacher candidates,” said board Chair Jean Streepey in a statement Friday.
A cluster of districts in east Harris County has average teacher pay of more than $70,000. That's higher than the national ...
The [US Department of Education] should totally overhaul our school system in Texas too,” the post added. School board president Roxanne Martinez sought to reassure parents about whether ICE was ...
Texas teachers still could get across-the-board raises. The Senate’s budget ... Among other strategies Abbott wants passed is an investment in high-quality teacher preparation programs, ...
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