Resources from NTTCA Meeting - 2/9/2024
The following pricing documents were created as a tool ONLY to help districts as they build their possible orders. Don't hesitate to contact your representatives before ordering; they may bundle materials to get you the best pricing. The vendors have approved the pricing sheets to post on the NTTCA website.
SAVVAS Pricing
McGraw-Hill Pricing
District Calendar
Lost and Paid Sheet blank
Out of Adoption Process
Workbook Worktext Order Process
IMTA Access for the 2024–2025 Biennium
The 2024–2025 biennium (school years 2023–2024 and 2024–2025) instructional materials and technology allotment allocations for each local education agency (LEA) are now available and expected to be populated in EMAT by mid-July 2023.
Although the amounts will appear soon in EMAT, the actual funds will not be available until after September 1, 2023. Until that time, LEAs may use unexpended funds (carry-over funds) for allotment expenditures, including newly adopted instructional materials, continuing contracts, technological equipment, and technology services. As stated in Texas Education Code, §31.0215, if carry-over funds are not available, LEAs may order materials through requisitions for up to 80% of their 2024-2025 allotment funds through the delayed-payment option. Publishers that have agreed to receive delayed payments are identified in EMAT. LEAs may also use up to 80% of their 2024–2025 allotment funds for pre-approved disbursement requests. Pre-approved requests will be paid after September 1, 2023, as revenue becomes available and after the delayed-payment publishers have been paid.
RESOURCES
Tipweb-Frontline Training Materials
Tipweb-Frontline Training Videos
Tipweb-Frontline Training Calendar
Tipweb-Frontline Create a ticket
Tipweb-Frontline Latest release notes
Adoption Cycle for Foundation and Enrichment Subjects - April 2021
TEKS and Instructional Materials Review and Adoption Schedule - April 2021
Multiple List Codes (MLC) - 2022-2023
Check out IMCAT's Generic IM Manual for districts and OECSs (MS Word version)
- Learning List Article - Something's Afoot in the Texas Legislature: What You Need to Know About House Bill 1605
- Current Adoption Cycle - February 2023