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Program Data

Graduate Statistics Through Spring 2024

  • 367 total graduates
  • 32 graduates this year (F23-S24)
  • 15-20 expected new graduates next year
  • 230 graduates currently teaching (plus 18 in graduate school)
  • ~155 new STEM majors will try out teaching this year
  • 377 students were enrolled in the program in Fall 2023
  • 392 expected enrollment this Fall 2024
  • 82% retention rate in teaching over the last 5 years.
    (By contrast, the Texas teacher 5yr retention average is 58.5% per TEA)
  • 42,000 students students taught by our graduates this year alone
  • 80 Graduates served by our UTeach Dallas Induction program
  • 100% of graduates looking for a job that were hired by start of school
  • $32,400 in scholarships awarded
Step 2 students learn to write and direct a middle school science lesson in class!

Certifications Awarded by Subject

  • 59% science certification
  • 40% math certification
  • 1% Computer Science

By Grade Level

  • 80% high school certification
  • 20% middle school certification

Graduates Per Year

*projected using expected 2025 graduate numbers (these students entered the program during 2020 and 2021)
  • 2011: 4
  • 2012: 10
  • 2013: 29
  • 2014: 36
  • 2015: 34
  • 2016: 18
  • 2017: 27
  • 2018: 35
  • 2019: 30
  • 2020: 35
  • 2021: 23
  • 2022: 30
  • 2023: 25
  • 2024: 32
  • 2025: 15*

Graduates (Cumulative)

  • 2011: 4
  • 2012: 14
  • 2013: 43
  • 2014: 79
  • 2015: 113
  • 2016: 131
  • 2017: 158
  • 2018: 193
  • 2019: 222
  • 2020: 255
  • 2021: 279
  • 2022: 310
  • 2023: 335
  • 2024: 367

Subjects Taught: 230

Graduates are currently teaching:

  • By Subject: 50% science, 40% mathematics, 6% administration, 4% elementary STEM/computer science/university/other
  • By Grade Level: 80% high school, 18% middle school, 2% elementary
  • Secondary Science Details:
    • 7-12 Science Certification breakdown: 66% composite science, 16% chemistry, 9% life science, 9% physical science/physics
    • Science Teaching breakdown: 36% life science, 37% Chemistry, 16% Physics, 11% other

Students Served Through Your Investment

The UTeach Dallas formula for students served assumes that each year, a secondary teacher will reach approximately 150 students (that’s a typical five-period per day with a class size of 30 students each). Each year, we add every UTeach grad, adjusting for the fact that over 75% of our grads end up for over 5 years in the classroom.

Students Served by UTeach Dallas Teachers

Estimation: The UTeach Dallas formula for students served assumes that each year a secondary teacher reaches 150 students (5 classes, 30 students). Each year, we add every UTeach Dallas grad. This formula assumes that 75% of our grads end up for over 5 years in the the classroom.

Recruiting STEM Majors

One of the hallmarks of the UTeach Dallas Program is active recruitment of STEM majors that may not have considered teaching as a career otherwise. Master teachers speak at freshman and transfer orientations and in intro STEM classes such as General Chemistry. Advertisements, including postcards, pamphlets, and social media assure that students know what the UTeach Dallas program has to offer. Last year 160 students tried out our introductory class, STEP 1. We also helped 32 UTeachers student teach, graduate and complete certification.

UTeacher teaches a physics lesson to middle schoolers at Bussey Middle School in Garland ISD.

TEA Ratings

TEA Rating for UT Dallas Teach Preparation Programs
(combined UTeach Dallas and Teacher Development Center) over the last 7 years

YearTEA Rating
2023Accredited
2022Accredited
2021Not Rated: Declared State of Disaster
2020Not Rated: Declared State of Disaster
2019Accredited
2018Accredited – Warned
2017Accredited