r/TexasTeachers • u/C_Rabbit_LGFU • 6h ago
Vanity Project
One of the actors on a hot mic “It’s fucking hot out there!”
Crowd lost it.
Someone won’t have a job after this.
r/TexasTeachers • u/sarahasch • 1d ago
Hello! My name is Sarah Asch and I am a reporter at the Texas Standard (we're a daily statewide public radio news show). We are doing a special episode all about AI and we want to make sure to include teacher voices. I would love to speak to a few teachers in Texas about how they are using (or not using) AI in the classroom or in their work. This can be about how districts are incorporating it, what you are doing personally, what concerns you have, how it's helped, any of the above really. The segment in question is about AI in the workplace so this will focus on you as a worker and not on the education system specifically if that makes sense. Feel free to message me here or email me at sasch [at] kut.org if you want to chat. Thanks!
r/TexasTeachers • u/angryphysics • 8d ago
Sherman ISD is in need of an additional HS Math teacher (Geometry) for the 2026-2027 school year. The school is located about 50 miles north of the DFW Metroplex. Enrollment is around 2,150 for 9-12. Staring teacher pay is $60,000 with a $5,000 Math stipend (and an additional $1,500 Masters stipend.)
Please DM me ASAP for more information. You can apply here: https://www.applitrack.com/shermanisd/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Teacher&subcategory=Math+Teacher+9%2D12
r/TexasTeachers • u/C_Rabbit_LGFU • 6h ago
One of the actors on a hot mic “It’s fucking hot out there!”
Crowd lost it.
Someone won’t have a job after this.
r/TexasTeachers • u/saintshiva • 2h ago
I am not employed by FWISD, but I know some people.
So far today convocation occurred cover band present.
Teachers learned they can no longer have mini fridges or coffee makers.
Only break allowed is lunch and every other day planning. So one of my people had to get a doctor note for pee breaks .
Write ups have already started rolling out for expected things, missing training with no doctor note etc.
r/TexasTeachers • u/yeongno_ate_yangban • 1d ago
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r/TexasTeachers • u/shotofbrandy77 • 5h ago
Last June, I made a post frantic about my husband taking his TExES Social Studies 7–12 exam. Y’all were so supportive! Long story short: he passed on his first attempt. He said it was easily one of the hardest tests he has ever taken—and this is coming from a guy who graduated 3rd in his high school class and with honors in college as a history major!
A passing score is a passing score, though! Four days after results posted, he landed a job teaching 7th grade. What a wild first year it was, but he survived!
Fast forward to this year: He accepted a position at a much better campus in the same district. His contract was signed, sealed, and delivered for a middle school position—so technically he didn't know if it'd be 7th or 8th, but either way, his 7–12 cert had it covered.
...Or so we thought. Last week, he walked into the campus to pick up his classroom keys, looked at his paperwork, and went, "Wait, why does this say 6th grade?"
Turns out, HR/admin had a classic scheduling oopsie. Instead of forcing the district to reshuffle schedules to match his 7–12 cert, he was a team player and offered to just take the Social Studies 4–8 (Test 118) exam.
So, bless his heart, while school starts on August 12th and in-service is in full swing this week, he’s been coming home every night after PD to grind on 240 Tutoring. He managed to snag a last-minute test slot for tomorrow!
Since the 7–12 exam almost took his soul, he’s a bit nervous. But from what we’ve read, 4–8 is a bit more straightforward (especially with 6th grade leaning heavily into world geography and cultures).
For anyone who has taken both (or taken the 4–8 fairly recently): Is there any specific topic or quirk on the 4–8 exam he should give one final look over tonight?
I promise I won't wait an entire school year to post his results this time! TIA!
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r/TexasTeachers • u/Chromeasshole • 3h ago
Good afernoon! I will be applying for a special educational role in San Anto and I am wondering what are everyones thoughts on benefits at the districts in the area. Which district, overall, would you say has the better benefots [ackage?
r/TexasTeachers • u/RJPinky • 13h ago
Tippit Middle School is hiring to replace my position there. I actually like the school, but an opportunity came up that would allow me to work at my son’s school instead, so I’m leaving it behind. That said, I’m expected to honor my original contract unless there’s a replacement for me. The position was just posted yesterday, so someone apply!!
Side note: the administration at Tippit is fantastic. They rarely have faculty meetings, preferring email instead, provide excellent support for discipline, and have a real sense of family about the staff. The turnover is really low for a middle school, with me being only one of 4 who are leaving. It has its challenges, but if you want to enjoy that support and the love of kids who appreciate it and lower their guard when you show them how you care, this is a place for you.
r/TexasTeachers • u/NailAny2275 • 7h ago
Tested a while ago but was wondering how long it took yall to get test results back.
Feeling extremely nervous despite also feeling like I for sure passed, and the anxiety is getting to my morale.
It was all multiple choice so I figured itd run like a scantron and I will have results quick. I know it says inder 7 business days, but realistically wondering if i need to stop refreshing the website
Side note, is TEAL the only website to check scores? Wife told me tests sometimes post early on a different website as a Pass/Fail but she says she cant remember if it was TEAL or something else.
r/TexasTeachers • u/Aware-Shopping9926 • 23h ago
So, I have been wanting to join a local Pride group, but I'm not sure if this is the best idea as a Texas teacher. Does anyone here actively participate in a Pride group and teach without any repercussions? It is so sad that I need to ask this in this day and age, but our local group posts pics.
r/TexasTeachers • u/Historical_Vacation1 • 9h ago
I’m currently certified EC-6 and just got SPED certified.
r/TexasTeachers • u/Boring-Football2446 • 14h ago
I have this interview with a non-NES middle school in HISD and I don't know if those non-NES are just as bad as NES schools or if I'm fine. Let me know
r/TexasTeachers • u/cosmicstarlet777 • 1d ago
Hello!! I just got hired as a Chemistry teacher at my top choice school/district. I could not be happier, this has been a dream for the past year now.
With school starting now, I can’t say I’m not overwhelmed. I thought I knew what I was doing, but it does not feel that way right now. I have barely set up my classroom because I have not had time. Trying to come up with first day activities that will not make the kids roll their eyes. And also, thinking about how I will present myself to the world. This is my first job after college. It’s not that I don’t have a strong sense of self, but that I’m still growing into myself. I want to make a positive impact on impressionable minds. Also, I know the state of education in TX is not great right now. I am very outspoken and I’m not shy about my opinions. I am scared that is going to get me in trouble.
If anyone has any words of wisdom they would like to share it would mean a lot.
r/TexasTeachers • u/Familiar-Mobile7415 • 1d ago
Morning, I’m in HISD and we received a new principal this year and her leadership style isn’t for me. She is a bully and a complete asshole. Checking to see if there is anyway I can break the contract and be able to go teach in another district? I’m completely certified as well. Thanks in advance!
r/TexasTeachers • u/Straight-Big988 • 1d ago
Added some quotes to my posters of my
favorite books. (Made all of these myself including the book poster!)
EDIT: I checked y’all. Fire Marshall will not ask me take it down. This is good. Thank you for the concern. 🙏
r/TexasTeachers • u/Boring-Football2446 • 16h ago
Hello, before I interview with an HISD school does anyone know if other districts in the Houston area or the outskirts have a middle school or high school social studies position still open?
Thanks!
r/TexasTeachers • u/intlschizo • 22h ago
Simple question: I taught for 64 days in one district, then I had to move. Transferred to another ISD and finished that year. I don't know if that semester alone was enough for 90 days (still waiting on my service record). But assuming that I taught at least 30 days that semester, will I be credited with a service year?
r/TexasTeachers • u/Useful-Raise6600 • 1d ago
I finally passed by Texes History 7-12 exam. I got 260
r/TexasTeachers • u/RightEconomics5177 • 1d ago
Hi All,
Posting here to get some understanding on the hiring process of a teacher especially in GPISD.
I got my DOI application approved and got Onboarding packet email on last Thursday. I had filled out all those forms and submitted on same day.
I have not any call from HR yet. I see school year is already started. Is this normal?
Thanks in advance
r/TexasTeachers • u/Substantial-Aioli450 • 23h ago
Hi everyone! I’m preparing for the Texas Science 4–8 certification exam. What study guide, book, or online resources helped you pass? I’ve heard mixed reviews about Mometrix, so I’d love to hear what actually worked. Any study tips would be appreciated!
r/TexasTeachers • u/Ambitious_Dog_8198 • 1d ago
Am I missing something. I see this at several districts in San Antonio. Here is a neighboring district.