Careers with UT-University Charter School

You will make a difference!

You’ll be working for a university that is internationally recognized for our academic programs and research. Your work will make a difference in the lives of students and colleagues. If you’re the type of person that wants to know your work has meaning and impact, you’ll love working in the UT Charter School System. UT Austin provides an outstanding benefits package including but not limited to:

Salaries that are highly competitive with the local ISD
Eligibility for annual merit-based permanent salary increases
Teacher Incentive Allotment
Competitive health benefits (employee premiums covered at 100%, family premiums at 50%)
Voluntary Vision, Dental, Life, and Disability insurance options
Paid sick time, and holidays
Teachers Retirement System of Texas, a defined benefit retirement plan, with 8.25% employer matching funds
Additional Voluntary Retirement Programs: Tax Sheltered Annuity 403(b) and a Deferred Compensation program 457(b)
Flexible spending account options for medical and childcare expenses
Robust free training access through LinkedIn Learning plus professional conference opportunities
Tuition assistance
Expansive employee discount program including athletic tickets
Free access to UT Austin’s libraries and museums with staff ID card
For more details, please see: https://hr.utexas.edu/prospective/benefits

All UT-University Charter School staff are UT Austin employees!

Available Opportunities

W-2 Information for former employees

How do I retrieve my W-2 if I no longer work for the University?
W-2 Forms can be obtained electronically in Workday. Select the Pay application and then click Tax Documents. (You are still able to access your tax documents in Workday even if you are no longer an employee of the University). If you elected to receive a paper copy of your W-2 Form, these are mailed to the address indicated in Workday by the IRS deadline of January 31.

If you are having trouble logging in to Workday, please contact ITS at 512-475-9400 or help@utexas.edu.
For questions about what is reported on your W-2 Form, please contact Tax Services.

Basepoint Academy (Arlington, Forney and Frisco)
A PHP and day-treatment program that provides youth with teen-centered, evidence-based mental-health treatment therapies for youth struggling with mental health disorders.

Boysville (Converse)
A residential program serving adolescents (grades 6-12) that provides a safe, structured family environment helping prevent and resolve social and emotional problems long term.

Cedar Crest Hospital (Belton)
An inpatient treatment program to help teens ages 12 through 17 who are struggling with emotional problems and substance abuse.

Clearfork Academy North (Fort Worth)
A residential treatment program for adolescent males, between the ages of 13 and 18, who struggle with substance abuse or addiction and the accompanying mental health and behavior issues.

Clearfork Academy South (Cleburne)
A residential treatment program purpose-built for adolescent females, between the ages of 13 and 18, who struggle with substance abuse or addiction and the accompanying mental health and behavior issues.

Dell Children’s Medical Center (Austin)
A partial hospitalization program for 13-17 year olds with behavioral and mental health disorders who are cared for by a multidisciplinary team designed to meet the adolescent’s physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs.

Georgetown Behavioral Health Center (Georgetown)
A psychiatric hospital offering comprehensive mental healthcare programs and services for adolescents (ages 13-17) whose acute symptoms require a safe and therapeutic environment.

Helping Hand Home for Children (Austin)
A home that provides nurturing and therapeutic care for children (grades K-6) who have suffered severe abuse and neglect.

High Point (San Antonio)
A day treatment program serving students (grades 1-12) with psychiatric, neuropsychiatric, sexual behavior and developmentally delayed issues.

Laurel Ridge Treatment Center (San Antonio)
A residential treatment and hospital facility serving students (grades K-12) with psychiatric, neuropsychiatric, sexual behavior and developmentally delayed issues.

Methodist Children’s Home (Waco)
A non-profit childcare ministry that serves adolescents (grades 7-12) who are unable to live at home for various reasons.

Nexus Children’s Hospital – Dallas (Dallas) A hospital that serves patients with brain injury, spinal cord injury, other medically complex injuries, serious illness, developmental delays, and co-occurring physical, behavioral and mental health needs.

Nexus Children’s Hospital – Houston (Houston) A hospital that serves patients with brain injury, spinal cord injury, other medically complex injuries, serious illness, developmental delays, and co-occurring physical, behavioral and mental health needs.

Nexus Children’s Hospital – Shenandoah (Shenandoah) A hospital for adolescents with complex medical and behaviorial conditions including brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, and severe chronic illnesses.

Nexus Children’s Hospital – The Woodlands (The Woodlands)
A specialty hospital supporting children with Prader-Willi Syndrome and childhood obesity.

Pathfinders Camp (Driftwood)
A therapeutic camp that serves emotionally disturbed and learning-disabled boys (grades 5-12) providing the skills necessary for successful community living.

Pathways 3H (Mountain Home)
A residential wilderness program for pre-adolescent and adolescent boys (grades 6-12) with behavioral difficulties who may otherwise be headed to incarceration or therapeutic lockup.

Safe Haven Youth Ranch (Hempstead)
A residential program that combines evidence-based trauma treatment interventions, 4-H youth development and individualized behavior skills training for youth who have experienced traumatic life events.

Settlement Home (Austin)
A residential treatment center for girls (grades 6-12) who are in need of 24-hour therapeutic care.

SJRC Texas (Bulverde)
A campus caring for children who have been affected by trauma, abuse and neglect.

Sun Behaviorial Health (Houston) An inpatient program that serves students, grades 6-12, who are experiencing psychiatric crises or ongoing mental health challenges.

Texas NeuroRehab Center (Austin)
A medical facility that serves students (grades K-12) with brain injury, neuro-behavioral issues, and/or who are considered medically fragile.

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