Reward, recruit, & retain highly effective Texas teachers through the Teacher Incentive Allotment

With the support of TIA-Approved Technical Assistance Provider, engage2learn

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The Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) was created by the Texas Legislature to provide a way for high-performing teachers to earn six-figure salaries and for traditionally hard-to-staff schools to attract, nurture, and retain highly effective teachers.

Following a submission and approval process with the Texas Education Agency (TEA), teachers within approved districts are eligible to earn one of three designations – Recognized, Exemplary, and Master – and receive additional pay relative to their designation. 

In order to determine which teachers are eligible for one of the designations, districts are required to develop a TEA-approved local designation system (LDS) that includes (but is not limited to):

  • Teacher observation based on T-TESS
  • Student growth measures
  • Student, staff, community, and stakeholder surveys

TEA-Approved Provider for All 5 Areas of Specialty

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General TIA Support

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Teacher Observation

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Student Growth Measures

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Data Analysis

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Spending & Strategic Compensation

Develop your local designation system.
And support teachers to reach their goals.

As a TIA-approved Technical Assistance Provider (TAP) for all five areas of specialty, engage2learn (e2L) is with you every step of the way, from designing your designation system to implementation support to ensure teachers are reaching their designations.

Designation System Design

Ongoing Teacher Support

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“We’re growing in knowledge about the Teacher Incentive Allotment, aimed at compensating top educators across the state. With assistance from engage2learn, our TIA Committee has begun work to allow Elgin ISD to join the program.”

Elgin Independent School District
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98% Teacher Retention!

In Arlington ISD, 98% – 100% of coached teachers were retained over a five-year period – even during the pandemic!

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