💻 TETL Lunch & Learn Webinar: Digital Transformation 101—Best Practices for Centralized Record Access and Retention in Texas Districts
16 Sep 2026 | 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Sponsored by Canon
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Record retention isn’t just an operational necessity—it is a decades-long commitment that frequently stretches physical space to its absolute limits.
- Weighing Your Options: A straightforward breakdown of the risks, benefits, and financial realities of DIY vs. outsourced approaches for managing district records.
- Quantifying the Risk: How to identify and calculate the tangible financial, operational, and physical liabilities of keeping legacy paper archives in "the dungeon."
- Real-World Automation: How centralized capture and modern workflow repositories (like Laserfiche and Therefore) can automate public-facing student enrollment and secure long-term compliance.
📣 DEADLINE EXTENDED to SEPTEMBER 15
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The CTO Academy For K-12 Early Career and Aspiring CTOs is a program to address the needs of education technology leaders who are new (less than four full years) to their CTO or Technology Leadership position or aspiring CTOs and EdTech leaders currently working in a technology department.
Texas participants will join a Texas-specific cohort, which includes monthly breakout sessions exclusively for this group. They will also be paired with a thought partner based in Texas.
📣 TETL Monthly Member Call
Thursday, September 17, 1:30pm - 2:30pm
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💻 Join this upcoming webinar to learn more about TETL's new collaboration with Baylor University’s Moody School of Education, expanding graduate education opportunities for TETL members!
EdD Learning & Organizational Change Virtual Information Session
Wednesday, September 16 | 6 PM
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📣 TETL announces Dr. Amber Teamann, Plano ISD, and Dr. Martha Salazar-Zamora are 2025-2026 Award Winners
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Who We Are
Texas Education Technology Leaders (formerly Texas K-12 CTO Council) is a chapter of the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) and is the premier organization for technology leaders in Texas K-12 school districts. Being a successful leader in the field of education technology is contingent on having the right support and guidance to stay ahead of quickly changing technology trends. Your network is key to helping the school districts you serve implement the best systems and solutions possible. We understand the challenges you face today . . . and we help you look ahead to what’s on the horizon. We tailor our services to support you and to help you stay one step ahead of an ever-changing technology environment.
We empower education technology leaders . . . for today and tomorrow.