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Built with You in Mind

This update reflects our commitment to better serve Texans by making information more accessible to the people who rely on it most.

The new TEA website has been redesigned with a user-first approach. We recognize our audiences have specific needs, and this experience is tailored to help them find what they need quickly and efficiently.

  • School Districts & Leaders seeking guidance, policies, and operational resources
  • Educators looking for instructional tools, standards, and professional support
  • Families & Students searching for information about schools, student resources, and educational opportunities

By prioritizing these groups, we have streamlined navigation and organized content around real-world needs rather than internal structures.

What's New

The redesigned site introduces several improvements: 

  • Simplified Navigation: Clear pathways based on user roles make it easier to locate important information
  • Enhanced Search Functionality: Quickly find resources, documents, and updates 
  • Mobile-Friendly Design: Access the site seamlessly from any device
  • Improved Accessibility: Designed to meet accessibility standards so all users can engage with our content

Looking Ahead

This launch is just the beginning. TEA is committed to continuously improving the website based on user feedback. We encourage visitors to explore the new site and share their experiences. To provide feedback, please email teainfo@tea.texas.gov. 

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TEA Newsroom

Official news releases issued by the Texas Education Agency.

TEA News Releases

Official TEA news releases issued by the Texas Education Agency.

State Board of Education News

Official news releases issued on behalf of the State Board of Education can be found by visiting the SBOE News Releases page.

TEA Social Media

The Texas Education Agency uses appropriate Social Media/Web 2.0 technologies to strengthen communication and collaboration with educators and citizens. The TEA Social Media Policy is based on the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) Social Media Guidelines. 

Annual Reports

TEA believes the public has a right to know how its public schools are doing. Visit our Annual Reports page to view TEA's annual reports, accountability reports, discipline data products, legislative reports, educator reports, and more.

Branding Standards

TEA has developed a brand book and style guide to help everyone maintain the TEA brand according to the established guidelines. Visit our Branding Standards page for more information. 

TEA Communications shares information regarding programs, projects, and initiatives of the Texas Education Agency in support of the students, educators, parents, and communities all across the state. Media Relations is the agency's point of contact for members of the media seeking information concerning agency policy, state law, and issues affecting students and public education in Texas.

Media Relations Staff

News and Information

News releases are regularly posted on the web. Sign up to receive news releases by email. You may also subscribe to other lists at this address.

Social Media

The Texas Education Agency uses appropriate Social Media/Web 2.0 technologies to strengthen communication and collaboration with educators and citizens. The TEA Social Media Policy is based on the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) Social Media Guidelines.