Continuing Education Credit Update
On behalf of the Texas Association of School Administrators and the Texas Association of School Boards, we wanted to make you aware that not all sessions offered at txEDCON 2026 will be eligible for continuing education credit due to a new State Board of Education (SBOE) rule.
These rules allow only approved individuals to issue school board training credit. Additionally, sessions that engage in political advocacy are not eligible for credit.
This event offers a wide variety of sessions to support your growth as a trustee, and we're confident that you will be able to craft a schedule that helps meet your training credit requirements while also complying with these SBOE rules.
Sessions for credit will be marked in green "For Credit" in the printed program and as CEC in the event app. Due to printing deadlines, the event app will be the most up-to-date with what sessions are available for credit.
Please visit with TASB staff for session credit questions or email CEC@tasb.org.
Continuing Education Credit (CEC) for School Board Members
Most credit offered during txEDCON 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 special required trainings will be offered at txEDCON.
Special Required Training Offered at txEDCON*
| Training | Requirement | Date/Time | Fees |
| Evaluating and Improving Student Outcomes (EISO)** | 3 hours Biennially | Thursday, pre-conference session 2-5:30 p.m. | $50 |
| Sexual Abuse, Human Trafficking, and Other Maltreatment of Children (Child Abuse Prevention) | 1 hour Biennially | Thursday, Saturday, 8:45-9:45 a.m. | $50 Included in registration |
| Update to the Texas Education Code (Legislative Update) | Sufficient length: 1 - 2 hours after each legislative session | TASA | TASB will provide this session during legislative years. |
* Subject to change.
**The Evaluating and Improving Student Outcomes (EISO) training is provided in accordance with TEA requirements. As a TEA Authorized Provider, TASB must document attendance and ensure compliance with all training requirements. Participants must attend and actively participate in the full three-hour session to receive EISO credit.
Please note: Cybersecurity, AI, Parental Rights, and School safety requirements must be fulfilled through the Department of Information Resources or TEA Learn. Sessions at this event that mention these topics do not count toward those specific requirements.
How To Report Credit
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.