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Training Credit

Get information on the required training that will be offered at txEDCON and earn additional continuing education credits (CEC).

Attendees can earn more than 15 hours of training credit during txEDCON24.

Continuing Education Credit (CEC) for School Board Members

Credit offered during Convention qualifies as Additional Continuing Education. New school board members are required to earn at least 10 hours their first year. Experienced board members must complete a minimum of five hours each year. Below is information about what required trainings will be offered at txEDCON24. 

Special Required Training Offered at txEDCON24

TrainingRequirementDate/Time
Evaluating and Improving Student Outcomes (EISO/SB 1566)3 hours BienniallyThursday, preconference session, 2-5 p.m.
Open Meetings Act (OMA)~1-2 hoursFriday, part of the Texas Trustee Institute (TTI)
Sexual Abuse, Human Trafficking, and Other Maltreatment of Children (Child Abuse Prevention)1 hour BienniallyFriday, 8:45 a.m. and Saturday, 7:30 a.m.

TTI participants will receive a voucher to take the course in TASB's Online Learning Center.

Special Required Training Not Available at TASB Events

TrainingRequirementProvider
Cybersecurity1 hour AnnuallyCan only be completed online through a provider approved by the Texas Department of Information Resources 
School Safety2 hours BienniallyCan only be completed online through TEA Learn
Orientation to the Texas Education Code3 hours within the first 120 days of being sworn inCan only be completed through the local education service center
Team Building3 hours AnnuallyCan only be completed within own district

How To Report Training Credits

Board members and superintendents should report credit using myCEC. Go to tasb.org/mycec and log in using your TASB credentials.

  • Enter credit numbers immediately or up to 24 hours after the event concludes
  • Credits show up immediately
  • View your full credit history at any time

Need Assistance?

Email TASB staff at CEC@tasb.org for Credit Reporting help. 

Continuing Professional Education (CPE) for Superintendents and Administrators

Certificate renewal standards adopted by SBEC require all certified educators to complete appropriate continuing professional education clock hours. Visit TASA's website for more information.