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Comptroller tutorial outlines Tennessee TISA dashboard showing 2024–25 K–12 allocations

5783701 · September 17, 2025
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Summary

A presenter from the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury described an online TISA dashboard that displays district and statewide funding for the 2024–25 school year, including base, weighted, direct and outcomes funding and each district's local match requirement.

A presenter for the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury introduced the agency's TISA dashboard in a brief tutorial, saying the online tool displays how the Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement (TISA) funding formula allocates K–12 money to districts for the 2024–25 school year.

The presenter said users can select a district from a dropdown menu to view that district's allocations for the four main TISA components—base, weighted, direct and outcomes funding—along with the total funding generated, the district's required local match and the total state funding provided.

The tutorial describes three main pages: a district-selection overview that shows totals and required local matches; a page showing base funding calculated from average daily membership and the additional weights used to generate extra funding for certain student populations; and a final page that lists direct funding allocations and outcomes funding tied to student academic performance. The presenter directed viewers to the Office of Research and Education Accountability (OREA) main website for the TISA landing page and related resources.

The presenter explicitly noted that the dashboard's data cover statewide and district-level funding for the 2024–25 school year and include allocations for each of the four components. The tutorial was presented as an orientation to navigating the dashboard and locating district-level breakdowns; it did not announce policy changes or formal actions by the Comptroller's office.