Curriculum & Instruction
High-Quality Instructional Materials (HQIM)
Contact:
Courtney Ingram
(254) 297-1160
This free resource helps Texas educators use high quality instructional materials in virtual, in-person, and hybrid settings with professional learning and technology supports for pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.
Instructional Material Support
Contact:
Kathryn Allen
(254) 297-1268
Region 12 offers the following guidance and expertise related to instructional materials: the annual state review and adoption (IMRA), allotment and entitlements funding, EMAT/ordering/printing, and the annual certification.
Instructional Coaching
Contact:
Denise Gilbert
(254) 297-1272
The Instructional Coaching Service provides PK-12 teachers with job-embedded expert assistance and sustainable, relevant and customizable instructional support to improve teacher and student success.
On-Site Learnings & Trainings
Contact:
Jennifer Conner
(254) 297-1153
With on-site professional development, our specialists come to you! Choose courses customized to meet your district's needs.
Reading Academies
Contact:
Diana Davis
(254) 297-1213
These academies are provided based on House Bill 3, passed by the 86th Texas Legislature in June of 2019. We are excited to offer these mandated academies to Region 12.
TCMPC / TEKS RS
Contact:
Lisa Cisneros
(254) 297-1189
The TEKS Resource System (TEKS RS) offers a comprehensive, customizable, user-friendly curriculum management system built on current research-based practices.
Math Academies
Contact:
Denise Gilbert
(254) 297-1272
Math Academies are provided based on Senate Bill 1267, of the 87th Texas Legislature, 2021. These math academies are for teachers who provide mathematics instruction to students at the kindergarten through fifth grade level.
Texas Lesson Study
Contact:
Ginger Rowe
(254) 297-1126
Texas Lesson Study (TXLS) provides a framework for inquiry-based, campus-specific professional development for grades K-12, in any content area.
Teacher Incentive Allotment
Contact:
Logan Chaney
(254) 297-2985
The Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) allows districts to incentivize teacher pay in order to compensate high performing teachers and encourage placement on rural or high-needs campuses.