Math K-12 Instructional Materials Adoption
Montgomery ISD is conducting a mathematics instructional materials adoption to be implemented during the 2026–2027 school year.
In alignment with House Bill 1605, MISD is reviewing instructional materials that have completed the Texas Education Agency (TEA) Instructional Materials Review and Approval (IMRA) process. This statewide process ensures materials are TEKS-aligned, accurate, and grounded in research-based instructional practices. Materials that meet IMRA criteria are approved by the State Board of Education (SBOE) and made available for district consideration. As part of the IMRA process, all proposed instructional materials are evaluated for both quality and suitability by trained reviewers before being approved as High Quality Instructional Materials. For more information about the State Board of Education review and approval process, please visit the SBOE's Instructional Materials Review and Approval website.
MISD is currently reviewing the following SBOE-approved high-quality instructional materials (HQIM) for mathematics:
- Bluebonnet Learning Math (K-Algebra II)
- Savvas enVision+ (K-Algebra II)
- STEMscopes Texas (K-Algebra I)
- Cosenza & Associates Algebraic Reasoning (Algebraic Reasoning)
- McGraw Hill Texas Math (Geometry, Algebra II)
- Agile Mind Texas Math (Geometry, Algebra II)
- Kiddom Texas Math (Geometry, Algebra II)
Members of the MISD community may review the instructional materials under consideration using the link below:
Link to Instructional Materials Access
Feedback and stakeholder input will be used to inform the district’s recommendation, which will be presented to the MISD Board of Trustees later this spring.
FOR QUESTIONS REGARDING THE ADOPTION PROCESS, PLEASE CONTACT
CLOSED DISTRICT POLICY
- Publishers will attend only textbook presentations that the central administration initiates. Publishers may not initiate or schedule appointments with members of the Board of Trustees, individual teachers, and/or campus or district staff. Neither the publisher nor their representative may visit, contact by email, or conduct presentations on individual campuses. Individual or mass mailings, letters, emails, or telephone communications from publishers are not permitted.
- Publishers may have contact with members of the Department of Teaching and Learning
- Any publisher violating district guidelines regarding the process may be barred or disqualified from participating in the MISD instructional material selection process