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HISD staff brief board on Teacher Incentive Allotment application progress
Summary
Christa Miller told trustees Hillsboro ISD is in Year 1 of the Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) application process and outlined a plan for a stakeholder committee and accountability to retain 'master' teacher designations.
Christa Miller provided trustees an overview of the district's Teacher Incentive Allotment efforts and said Hillsboro ISD is in Year 1 of the application process.
She described the program's purpose "to recruit, retain, and reward our teachers," explained the three distinction levels available to teachers, and said she attends monthly cohort meetings at Region 12 in Waco. Miller said a stakeholder committee will include administrators, campus staff, and teachers; volunteers were solicited during the DEIC meeting on Aug. 29 to serve on that committee.
Miller also addressed accountability questions — noting principals will continue monitoring to help ensure that teachers who achieve a 'master' level maintain standards and that the district will provide supports for certification.
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