Highlights from
UTeach Replication
Strategic Partners
• The University of Texas at Austin
• The University of Texas System
• Arkansas Governor’s Workforce
Cabinet
• Arkansas Science and Technology
Authority
• Boise State University
• Exxon Mobil Corporation
• Florida Department of Education
• Georgia Governor’s Office
• Greater Texas Foundation
• Howard Hughes Medical Institute
(HHMI)
• Maryland State Department of
Education
• Massachusetts Department of
Elementary and Secondary
Education
• Michael and Susan Dell Foundation
• National Math and Science
Initiative
• Tennessee Department of
Education
• Tennessee Higher Education
Commission
• Texas Education Agency
• Texas High School Project
• Texas Instruments Foundation
• Texas Regional Collaboratives
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Partner Programs
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New Partner Programs
(Starting Classes Fall 2014)
• Drexel University
– Dragons Teach
• Oklahoma State University
– OSUTeach
• Florida International University
– FIUteach
• University of Maryland
– Terrapin Teachers
• University of Alabama, Birmingham
– UAB Teach
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Current Student Demographics
Not
Reported
11%
Freshmen
19%
Senior
26%
Other
2%
African
American
Not
8%
Reported
Asian
13%
10%
Hispanic
15%
Sophomore
22%
Junior
22%
Classification
American
Indian
1%
White
51%
Ethnicity
24% of the students are from traditionally under-represented minorities
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Current Students’ Majors
30%
26%
25%
21%
20%
15%
10%
5%
10%
9%
8%
5%
5%
5%
4%
4%
1%
1%
1%
1%
0%
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UTeach Graduates Nationwide
Cumulative program graduates through Spring 2014: 2,135
UTeach at UT Austin: 878
UTeach partner programs: 1,257
Graduates identified as underrepresented minorities:
UTeach at UT Austin: 23%
UTeach partner programs: 12%
Graduates entering teaching:
UTeach at UT Austin: 90%
UTeach partner programs: 80%
Graduates who teach in schools with a majority low-income population:
UTeach at UT Austin: 59%
UTeach partner programs: 69%
Graduates who teach STEM in K–12 schools:
UTeach at UT Austin: Math, 59%; Science, 38%
UTeach partner programs: Math, 54%; Science, 46%
Employment numbers are based on the 80% of graduates through Spring 2014 successfully tracked. Low-income schools are
defined as schools deemed eligible for Title 1 funding according to the National Center for Education Statistics,
Elementary/Secondary Information System (EISi). EISi data were available for 80% of schools where UTeach graduates were
employed. UT Austin data is reported separately because that program began producing graduates in 2000, nineyears before the
first partner program produced graduates.
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UTeachers
561 Math
419 Science
32 Other
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