Teacher Incentive Allotment in Anson ISD
The Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) was established into Texas state law as part of House Bill 3 during the 86th Texas Legislature. The goal of TIA is to provide outstanding teachers with an accessible pathway to a six-figure salary. Through approved local designation systems, districts can identify and designate outstanding teachers based on student growth and classroom observation. Employing designated teachers generates extra funding for districts to reward top performers. Anson ISD has an approved designation system to identify, designate, and reward outstanding teachers based on student growth and classroom observation.
Teaching Assignments:
Pre-K
K-8 Math
Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
K-8 Reading
English I
English II
English III
5, 6, 7, 8 Science
Biology
Chemistry
Integrated Physics & Chemistry
6, 7, 8 Social Studies
United States History Since 1877
World History
World Geography
All teachers can earn a recognized designation by becoming a National Board Certified Teacher.
Designation Status Determined by:
70% Student Growth
Circle
Pre-K
MAPS
K, 1, 2 Reading/Math, 2-4 Science, 6, 7 Science, Geometry, Algebra II, English III
STAAR with Transition Tables
4-8 Reading/Math, Algebra I, English I, English II
STAAR without Progress Measure
3 Reading/Math-8th Social Studies, United States History Studies Since 1877, 5 & 8 Science, Biology
District Created Pre/Post Tests
6-7 Social Studies, World History, World Geography, Chemistry, Integrated Physics & Chemistry
30% T-TESS Evaluation
DOMAIN II
DOMAIN III
*No “below proficient” dimensions
