Module 2 of the Youth Mental Health Series is here! This next essential training is designed to help school staff recognize and respond to signs of self-harm and suicide risk in students.

This module goes beyond compliance and continues the important work to meet House Bill 3 and TEC §38.351 requirements while equipping your team with practical strategies to support students in crisis.

In Module 2, participants will
Learn how to recognize warning signs of self-harm and suicidal ideation
Understand how these behaviors impact student well-being and school safety
Gain trauma-informed strategies to respond calmly, quickly, and compassionately
Discover how to connect students with appropriate resources and support

This module empowers educators and staff to respond with empathy and urgency, creating a school environment where students in distress are seen, supported, and never alone.

We know this is a priority for many districts, and we are proud to continue providing training solutions that meet the moment. Module 3 is coming soon to complete this comprehensive series.

Log in now to get started with Youth Mental Health Series Module 2, available in your Eduhero course catalog.

Thank you for trusting Eduhero to support your staff and students with training that truly matters.

The Eduhero Team

Visit Booth #2031 at Texas Computer Education Association (TCEA) Convention next week to meet the faces behind Eduhero! We will be in the exhibit hall and would love to see as many educators as possible. We encourage you to come by and give us feedback on how Eduhero is working for you and discuss any recommendations or requests for next year's course catalog as district satisfaction is our number one priority.

We will be available to answer any questions and will be demonstrating all of our popular features. We created Eduhero to meet the specific needs of our Texas educators and watching the rapid growth of Eduhero has been an exciting journey. We can't wait to show you what else is in store this year.

For information on TCEA, go to www.tceaconvention.org/2014/

See you there!

We've got a big surprise... Eduhero is now offering a Webinar Series to all Heroic Subscribers! This gives our educators a chance to take their technology education even further from our talented professionals, Stormy Cullum and Emily Williamson, former and current Technology Integration Specialists at Region 6 Education Service Center. Each session will be close to an hour, crammed full of useful information, and give 1 CPE credit hour upon completion.

To kick start your learning this Webinar Series already has the following 5 courses:

• Chrome Browser in the Classroom
• No Clickers Needed
• Blogger in the Classroom
• The Smore You Know, The Smore You Make
• Introduction to Edmodo

This webisode series includes several courses in a webinar format. Subscribe now and learn many the tricks of the trade for educators needing to learn new technology!

We are excited to announce that New Caney ISD & Alvin ISD have completed over 4,000 hours of coursework in Eduhero! This is no small task, and we are encouraged by the amount of dedication our schools have shown, and the commitment they have given to improve themselves as educators. Often, teachers are tasked with the need to facilitate their student's growth so much so that they limit their ability to grow as professionals. It is teachers like those at New Caney ISD & Alvin ISD that show us there are educators that seek to continue to grow personally so they can continue to pour their passion into their students on a daily basis.

A big thanks to both of these districts for their constant participation and we applaud you for your effort in your work, which helps to support our mission of impacting teachers across Texas. It is and has always been our hope that Eduhero can serve as a resource for teachers who want to grow in their careers, and that we can provide an avenue to help accomplish these goals. The feedback you as educators have provided us has helped us to grow and develop to be able to better serve all of our districts. Keep up the great work!