We’re excited to introduce our newest Spanish-language course, Prevención e intervención del acoso escolar, now available in Eduhero.

This course equips educators and school staff with practical strategies to recognize, prevent, and respond effectively to bullying. Participants will learn to distinguish bullying from peer conflict, identify warning signs, implement prevention strategies, and support students involved.

Designed for teachers, administrators, counselors, and support staff, this fully online, self-paced course makes it easy to assign, complete, and track.

Help your team foster a safer, more supportive school environment with this important new training—now available in Spanish.

Join us in San Antonio, February 1–3, and stop by Booth #1745 to connect with our team, learn more about Eduhero, and grab a FREE t-shirt 👕(for current customers, while supplies last!) plus other fun giveaways.

See you there! 
#TCEA2026 #Eduhero #SanAntonio

Dear Educators,

We are pleased to share that the Dyslexia Series has been approved for continuing education credit through the Academic Language Therapy Association (ALTA). This update was made in response to a request from one of our districts, and we are pleased to offer an additional credit option for staff who require or prefer ALTA CE credit for their professional learning records.

What This Means
The Dyslexia Series will continue to offer CPE credit for all completions. ALTA CE credit is now available for courses completed on or after the official approval dates listed below:

Dyslexia 1–4: Eligible for ALTA CE credit beginning January 1, 2025
Dyslexia 5: Eligible for ALTA CE credit beginning February 20, 2025
Dyslexia 6: Eligible for ALTA CE credit beginning September 10, 2025

Completions before these dates remain eligible for CPE credit but do not qualify for ALTA CE credit.

Your certificate will include the type of credit you earned as well as the applicable approval timeframe. Please note that ALTA requires educators to follow their own submission guidelines when reporting continuing education.

Why This Matters
While not all staff need ALTA CE credit, this update supports individuals who are completing structured literacy training, pursuing academic language therapy pathways, or maintaining professional learning documentation aligned with recognized standards. It also reflects our commitment to responsive, high-quality professional development based on district feedback.

If you have questions about credit eligibility or documentation, please feel free to reach out for support.

Thank you for your continued dedication to supporting students.  

Eduhero will be undergoing scheduled maintenance tonight, October 6, 2025, beginning at 9:00 PM (CST).
During this time, the site will be temporarily unavailable.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to keep Eduhero running smoothly.

Thank you for being part of Eduhero!

We are excited to announce that our Cybersecurity Training Program has been officially approved by the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) for the year 2025–2026.

Users who complete this course after August 30, 2025, will receive certification for the new school year.

To ensure you can access the new training content without issues, please clear your browser cache before logging in.

How to Clear Cache in Google Chrome 

1. Open Chrome.
2. At the top right, click the three dots menu.
3. Go to More tools > Clear browsing data.
4. Click the Advanced tab.
5. Deselect everything except Cached images and files.
6. From the Time range dropdown, select All time.
7. Click Clear data.

For instructions on other browsers, please visit:👉 Clear cache on other browsers 

We look forward to supporting you in strengthening cybersecurity awareness and compliance for the new training cycle!

Kind Reminder: Our offices will be closed on Monday for Labor Day, but we will promptly address any correspondence first thing Tuesday morning.