The Teacher Retirement System of Texas (TRS) is committed to making this website accessible for all, and we will strive to ensure its accessibility as new technologies and opportunities emerge. If you use assistive technology and have trouble accessing information on our website, please contact the TRS Website Accessibility Coordinator at the following email address:WebAccessibility@trs.texas.gov. When requesting assistance via email, write "Accessibility" on the subject line. For the Hearing Impaired: Dial Relay Texas 711. Or, if you are hearing-impaired and use a teletypewriter (TTY), you can contact us toll-free at 1-800-223-8778 for assistance. Every reasonable attempt will be made to resolve your concern.
In order to respond in a manner most helpful to you, please include:
- the description of your accessibility concern,
- the format in which you prefer to receive the materials,
- the webpage address of the requested material, and,
- the best way to contact you.
TRS has formed a Website Governance Committee to improve the accessibility of this site. As part of this initiative, we are committed to a regular review of our webpages, and we will incorporate improvements to the site, as appropriate, to better serve all users. We welcome your questions and suggestions on ways to improve this site's accessibility.
Some documents on this website are in a Portable Document Format (PDF). In order to improve viewing some of these files, the Adobe website provides a free service to convert Acrobat PDF files to other formats, including text and HTML. Adobe's web-based tool will quickly change an Acrobat file into an HTML file or a text file. The online PDF conversion form is available on the
Online Conversion Tool for Using Adobe Acrobat PDF. With this tool, users can read PDF files with a screen reader. Adobe and the Trace Research Center also offer a free Acrobat conversion service that converts PDF files to text or HTML format by sending your request via email. You can access this service at the
Online Conversion Tool for Using Adobe Acrobat PDF webpage.
Additional information on accessibility programs in Texas is available from the Governor's Committee on People with Disabilities at
http://gov.texas.gov/disabilities.
