Date & Time: 3/25/2026 from 10-11 AM
Audience: District and campus administrators, technology teachers or specialists
Speakers: Luella Provenza from Technovation
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Description:
Move beyond basic coding and empower your students to become the next generation of critical thinkers, problem-solvers, and community leaders. In this session, learn how Technovation’s coding, AI, and entrepreneurship framework helps transform classrooms into hubs where students design real-world solutions to community challenges. We’ll explore Technovation’s free, standards-aligned curriculum and how it supports schools working toward their 2026 innovation and STEM goals. Participants will also hear about a partnership with WeTeach_CS that provides educators with training and ongoing support to bring tech-driven problem-solving into the classroom. The session will include an overview of an optional, FREE summer professional development opportunity in Houston, where educators can deepen their skills in coding, AI, and entrepreneurship instruction.
About the FREE Professional Development (join the webinar to learn more)!
When: June 8 – 11, 2026
Where: Houston, TX
The Experience: Educators learn to guide students in designing tech solutions and build coding, AI, and entrepreneurship skills to apply in their instruction. No prior tech experience is necessary.
The Perks: All-inclusive (lodging, meals, and travel reimbursement provided), plus attendees receive a $300 stipend and 28 Texas CPE credit hours upon completion.
Date & Time: 3/31/2026 from 9-10 AM
Audience: District and campus administrators, HR
Speakers: Josh Czupryk from Josh's K12 Jobs Blast
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Description:
Keep Your Teachers: Why They Leave, Where They Look, and What YOU Can Do Right Now. This webinar examines the systemic drivers of teacher attrition and the expanding external career pathways drawing educators out of K–12 classrooms across the district and beyond. Participants will explore three evidence-based portraiture archetypes of teachers at risk of transitioning, analyzing how these patterns vary by campus context, grade span, and teacher demographics. The session also interrogates behavioral trend data to surface high-leverage intervention points for system-wide support. In addition, school leaders will be equipped with practical frameworks and tools to conduct purposeful retention conversations and implement a coordinated, district-supported year-long retention cadence with clear accountability structures. Finally, participants will collaborate on scalable, equity-centered strategies and policy approaches designed to retain high-impact teachers through the school year and beyond.
Date & Time: 4/2/2026 from 10-11 AM
Audience: District and campus administrators, business managers, and operations leaders
Speakers: Annette Van Brunt from Van Brunt & Associates, Inc.
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Description:
As school budgets tighten and enrollment shifts create new financial pressures, managing operational costs has never been more important. In this webinar, we’ll explore practical electricity contracting strategies that can help schools better manage energy expenses in an unpredictable market. Learn how TPCSA’s electricity program supports members through the procurement process, provides access to expert market guidance, and helps schools make more informed contracting decisions. Participants will also gain insights into timing considerations, contract structures, and other strategies that can help stabilize or reduce electricity costs.
Date & Time: 4/7/2026 from 11 AM - 12 PM
Audience: District and campus administrators, business managers, and finance leaders
Speakers: Callahan Vertin from MGT
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Description:
As Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA), the state’s new ESA program, launches for the 2026–27 school year, families will have new options to purchase learning experiences such as courses, tutoring, enrichment programs, and specialized services. This creates an opportunity for Texas charter schools to design TEFA-eligible offerings that expand access beyond traditional full-time enrollment. This hands-on workshop helps charter leaders identify and design TEFA-ready programs, including individual courses, tutoring, summer learning, microschools, and specialized supports. Through guided exercises, participants will explore what offerings align with their school’s strengths and begin outlining a practical approach to serving TEFA families. Teams will leave with clear ideas, planning tools, and a stronger understanding of how to develop TEFA-eligible offerings for families.
