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Averages 12 posts/day, top 25% activity. Most active Sundays around 3 PM UTC. Mostly text posts (69%).

Posts / Day Average posts per day this month. Arrow is change vs the prior calendar month.
12 20%
Avg Upvotes Mean net upvotes per post this month (upvotes minus downvotes). Arrow is change vs the prior month.
55 44%
Avg Comments Mean number of comments per post this month. Arrow is change vs the prior month when that month’s data is available.
16 32%
Activity Rank #12,328 by posts/day among 92,303 tracked SFW subreddits as of Aug 2026 (Top 25%). Arrow is spots gained or lost vs the prior month.
#12,328 2,376
Top 25%
Posts w/ Links The percentage of posts that link off-site. This counts true link posts plus text posts with a URL in the body. Image and video posts are not counted.
20%
Low-Reply Rate Share of posts with 0 or 1 comment. A single comment is often an automated mod reply rather than real community discussion.
32%

r/TexasTeachers Traffic & Engagement

Volume and engagement over time

Posts/DayAvg Upvotes0102030050100150200Aug 1Aug 8Aug 15Aug 22Aug 29
Posts/Day Avg Upvotes Mean net upvotes per post in this bucket.

Post Format

Top Post Type Text
Typical Title Length Short (53 chars)
Peak Day Wednesday

Upvote Distribution

How upvoted posts perform Only posts with 2+ upvotes. The bands below show how those posts are spread by upvote count.

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10–99
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11%
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Posts that get upvoted Share of posts that received at least one upvote (2+ net upvotes). Most posts at 1 upvote are excluded. 70%
Median upvoted post Median upvotes among posts that received upvotes. Differs from Avg Upvotes in the snapshot, which includes every post. 8
Top post Highest upvote count on a single post this month. 2.4K

r/TexasTeachers Most Active Times

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Mon 7 PM
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r/TexasTeachers Flair Performance

Upvotes and volume by flair

Flair Posts Upvotes
Teacher Support42 (21.1%)29
Politics41 (20.6%)298
Jobs & Hiring30 (15.1%)14
Certification Exams23 (11.6%)12
Alternative Certification/ACPs22 (11.1%)3
School Districts12 (6.0%)20
Certification (General)10 (5.0%)4
Retirement/TRS7 (3.5%)63
STAAR5 (2.5%)4
Houston ISD4 (2.0%)25

Post Type Breakdown

Share by text, image, or link

69%text posts

r/TexasTeachers Trending Keywords

Ranked by how often they appear

KeywordMentions ▼UpvotesComments
texas
46 (12.3%)
8015
teacher
41 (11.0%)
2512
school
35 (9.4%)
1313
teachers
29 (7.8%)
9414
public
19 (5.1%)
29419
education
19 (5.1%)
38822
isd
18 (4.8%)
22415
teaching
18 (4.8%)
328
advice
17 (4.5%)
45
certification
13 (3.5%)
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r/TexasTeachers Mentioned Domains

Most linked sites

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texastribune.org341

r/TexasTeachers Top Posts

Highest-performing posts

The 10 commandments push had nothing to do with religion, students or morality. It is purely performative posturing to score political points, in selfish hopes of more financial support. The west oil billionaires are funding a push for replacement conspiracy, theocracy, and education privatization.

2.4K upvotes 98 comments image Aug 9

But why though?

2.3K upvotes 362 comments image Aug 5

"This is why this hostile takeover needs to continue to be called what it is. There is no negotiating with you, or that you will fix anything. You're clearly here to DESTROY PUBLIC EDUCATION." Fort Worth ISD parents fight back against Abbott's voucher scam board.

1.3K upvotes 37 comments image Aug 1

Stop blaming teachers while giving them AI slop curriculum and taking away autonomy. Fort Worth ISD teachers fight the dismantle-public-education TEA board.

919 upvotes 18 comments image Aug 29

James Talarico: "Nothing terrifies them more, than people who show up to vote, and people who show up to hold elected officials accountable. It's why they arrested people." In Tarrant County TX, Judge Tim O'Hare is surgically cutting voting locations in minority and poor areas to help Maga.

888 upvotes 25 comments image Aug 31

Fort Worth and Houston ISD need to learn from this. The people are SICK AND TIRED of hateful self-serving grifters using representative roles as their personal platform for control and harming others. IF WE PAY YOUR SALARY, YOU WORK FOR US. LOUDLY REJECT THE HATE AND GASLIGHTING. SHAME! SHAME!

711 upvotes 18 comments image Aug 5

A small group of extremists has completely taken over Tarrant County TX leadership and its GOP. They claim democracy is "Mob Rule", that they know better. They're activating pastor networks to fear monger a revived "Red Scare / McCarthyism" movement amongst evangelicals. REJECT THEIR LIES! VOTE!!!!!

671 upvotes 41 comments image Aug 6

Hot take: teachers should be able to leave their jobs if they’re unhappy just like everyone else

545 upvotes 136 comments text Aug 12

Fort Worth ISD removed a Muslim principal based on white nationalist social media influencer attacks. A Trump appointed judge ruled she had no rights to return. SBOE members were also involved in Islamophobia hate speech, promoting the idea there's a "Sharia Law" / Trans conspiracy in public schools

537 upvotes 43 comments image Aug 2

Today, Texas Judge Tim O'Hare is set to cut 45% of polling locations for Tarrant County Texas today, population 2.2+ million. Maga is terrified that Gina Hinojosa will SHUT DOWN the dismantle-public-education vouchers scam.

471 upvotes 25 comments image Aug 4

r/TexasTeachers Audience Overlap

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r/TexasTeachers FAQ

What's the best time to post on r/TexasTeachers?

Based on posting volume, r/TexasTeachers is most active on Sundays around 3 PM UTC. That window has the most community activity, but busier hours also mean more competition for attention.

How active is r/TexasTeachers?

r/TexasTeachers averages 12 posts per day and ranks in the top 25% for activity among tracked SFW subreddits.

How many upvotes do posts on r/TexasTeachers get?

Posts on r/TexasTeachers average about 55 upvotes this month (net score per post).

What kind of posts does r/TexasTeachers get most?

On r/TexasTeachers, most posts are text posts (69%)