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.  

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

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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.

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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.

We know compliance training isn’t anyone’s favorite part of the back-to-school season. It’s necessary, but it can feel like one more thing on an already long list.

That’s why we built Eduhero right here at Region 6 ESC, to make the process simpler and more manageable for educators. We can’t make compliance disappear, but we can give you tools to save time and reduce frustration.

We know every minute counts. That’s why we’ve created a quick guide with 6 tips to make Eduhero work better for you. These simple tools can make compliance training a little easier to manage.

📌 Check out the graphic below to see all 6 tips.

And remember, when you reach out to Eduhero support, you’re talking directly to the same Region 6 ESC team that built the platform and understands what you’re dealing with. We’re here to help.

If there’s anything else we can do to make compliance training easier for you, please let us know. Your feedback helps us keep improving.

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