District Leader, School Administrator and Teacher PLC Meetings

Wednesday, January 22 at 9:30-10:30 a.m. - Register Here

Tuesday, April 29 at 9:30-10:30 a.m. - Register Here

Join us for these statewide PLC meetings for District Leaders, School Administrators and Teachers to share best practices for implementing Texas College Bridge. This is your opportunity to collaborate with districts across the state.

District and Higher Ed Partners Virtual Event on Thursday, March 27

To further support our district and higher ed partners this spring, we will be holding a half-day virtual event on Thursday, March 27. We will be utilizing the Whova App virtual event function to support this session (the same App that we use for our Summer in-person conference). This virtual event will include program updates for all partners as well as working sessions of specific interest for both district and higher ed partners.

Be on the lookout for more information and an invitation with a link to register for this virtual event. 

Statewide Summer Conference on Monday, June 2

Mark your calendars for our third statewide conference!

We’re pleased to announce that our third statewide conference will be held at the University of Texas Arlington on Monday, June 2, open to representatives from all Texas LEAs and colleges.   

Please take a minute to fill out this interest form to stay up to date on event information. 

Submit your proposal to present and host a breakout session HERE. The deadline to submit your proposal is March 29. We will notify presenters selected by April 5.



More details on our summer conference will be coming soon.

In October, we conducted a math audit to ensure the high completion rates of TCB math were obtained with fidelity and to help us understand what security changes need to be made to the EdReady platform. 

A total of 155 districts participated in the audit. After reviewing documentation and having 1:1 conversations with districts, we found that the majority of TCB math completions were valid.   We also found that most districts take students off the EdReady platform and teach them the math topics that are most challenging. In addition, quite a few districts offer small group tutoring. These types of actions are wonderful and tend to lead to a lower amount of time spent in the study materials. 



Based on the results of the audit, there were a few students that had to have their certificates revoked for improper use of outside resources, but that was clearly not the case for the vast majority. We appreciate everyone's willingness to help our students and ensure they are truly college ready after completing the courses.

Texas College Bridge is now on social media, where you can follow us to stay up to date on all our news and happenings across the state. We would also love to hear from you on our channels and look forward to your comments and posts!

In addition to our office help hours, we offer personalized 1:1 help sessions to assist both our ISD and IHE partners with their questions about the program.

• Higher Ed and District Implementation with Timi | click here 
• District partner technical assistance with Maria | click here
• PEIMS and course credit information with Leah | click here