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Additionally, if leaders want to solve persistent turnover challenges, they need to know why turnover happens and where teachers are going after they leave a school or a role.  \nToo often, however, education leaders and researchers report turnover simply as the percentage of teachers who leave their district or network. These aggregate analyses miss several important nuances:  \n• How many teachers are staying within the district or network, but transferring to other schools? This building-level turnover contributes to instability at schools—and often impacts higher-need schools the most—so it’s important for leadership teams to understand and address this.  \n• When teachers leave their districts or networks, where do they go? Are they moving to districts with higher pay or better working conditions? Or are they leaving the profession entirely?  \n• Which students are most impacted by teacher turnover? Aggregate turnover metrics mask the trend that students in high-poverty schools are more likely to be in a school with high teacher turnover.  \nCollecting and analyzing detailed data on which teachers are leaving their school or district, and where they go when they leave, can enable leaders to address the underlying causes of teacher turnover in a more targeted way.  \nFor this report, we analyzed data for all teachers across Texas between October 2022 and October 2023. This represents teachers who teach a significant portion—more than 10%— of all public-school students in the United States1.  \nThis dataset enabled us to go deeper than prior ERS work on  teacher turnover, which focused on individual districts across different states. When looking at data from a single district, we could see when a teacher left that district, but we couldn’t tell where they went next. Armed with the data for every public school district and charter network in the state of Texas, we can now see if a teacher went to another district—including exactly what district or network and school they moved to—or if they left teaching in the state of Texas entirely based on whether that teacher ID appears in the data set the following year. This detailed data yields new insights.  \n1 Division of Research and Analysis Office of Analytics, Assessment, and Reporting Texas Education Agency.Enrollment in Texas Public Schools 2023-24, 2024. [https://tea.texas.gov/](https://tea.texas.gov/)[ ](https://tea.texas.gov/)[reports-and-data/school-performance/accountability-research/enroll-2023-24.pdf](reports-and-data/school-performance/accountability-research/enroll-2023-24.pdf.)[.](reports-and-data/school-performance/accountability-research/enroll-2023-24.pdf.)  \n1  \n1 in 4 Texas Teachers Left Their School After the 2022-23 School Year  \nAbout 25% of public-school teachers in Texas left their school or their teaching role between October 2022 and October 2023. This is slightly higher than the average of 23% for the nine large school districts that ERS previously studied. The turnover rate comprises teachers who:  \n1. Left teaching in the state. This category is a proxy for teachers who left the profession entirely, though some may have moved out of state and continued teaching.  \n2. Remained in a teaching role, but moved to another district. These teachers moved to other school systems within the state, possibly in search of better pay or working conditions.  \n3. Changed roles. These teachers moved into other roles, such as instructional coach or assistant principal.  \n4. Remained in a teaching role, but transferred to another school in their district. This category accounts for slightly more than a quarter of scho","cbCaiegba0rPgt0v","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiegba0rPgt0v","pdf",2916026,"English","# Teacher Turnover Trends in Texas\n## Scope and Method of the Analysis\n## 1 in 4 Texas Teachers Left Their School\n## Turnover Differences Across School Systems\n## How Turnover Composition Varies Between Districts","[{\"question\":\"What time period does the report analyze for Texas teacher turnover?\",\"answer\":\"It analyzes teacher data for all teachers across Texas from October 2022 to October 2023.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the report mean by “teacher turnover rate” in this study?\",\"answer\":\"The turnover rate covers teachers who left teaching in the state, moved to another district while remaining in teaching, changed roles, or transferred to another school within their district.\"},{\"question\":\"How much does teacher turnover vary across Texas school systems?\",\"answer\":\"Overall turnover is about 25%, but school-level turnover ranges from 12% in one system to 47% in another, affecting students differently depending on where they attend school.\"}]","Teacher Turnover Trends - A State-Level View of Texas | PDF",1792050189,25]