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Techtober 2025 isn’t just a conference! It’s a movement to shape the classrooms of tomorrow. Be part of the change. Be part of the future!

Attendees will elevate their practice with expert-led insights and real-world applications that center student voice and engagement. The event also fosters collaboration, featuring a powerful lunch panel with Texas district leaders sharing strategies for success. Whether you're a teacher, coach, or tech director, Techtober is your opportunity to connect, evolve, and unlock the future of learning. Session #113009

Tech20 Premier Members, CTE COOP, Discovery Ed, Librarian COOP, and Elevate20 districts gain free entry with membership.

Deepen understanding of the instructional benefits of outdoor learning: Participants will gain a comprehensive knowledge base (with supporting research) on how outdoor learning aligns with academic performance and daily attendance.

Develop strategies for implementing safe, sustainable, and impactful outdoor learning environments: Participants will learn practical strategies, best practices, and funding opportunities to ensure that their outdoor learning initiatives are effective and long-lasting.

Create an active community of practice: Participants will have opportunities to connect with other school leaders, share experiences, and build a network of support to implement or expand their outdoor learning policies, programs, or projects. November 14, Session #112603, Register now!

When the evidence-based PAX Good Behavior Game® is implemented in schools, children benefit from improved behavior, academic achievement, and lifetime outcomes. Elementary teachers interested in new classroom management strategies are invited to register here. New dates are added every month.

The Title I, Part A Capacity Building Initiative is funded by the Texas Education Agency and produced by Education Service, Region 20. This website serves as a central location for Title I, Part A resources on compliance and best practice.

This portal was designed to meet the unique needs of migratory children in grades K-12, to include out-of-school youth (OSY).

The mission of the Texas Migrant Interstate Program (TMIP) is to help reduce the effects of educational disruption that Texas’ mobile, migratory students often face as they migrate intra/interstate to seek qualifying temporary or seasonal employment in the agriculture or fishing industry. The TMIP assists migratory students, their families, school counselors, and intra/interstate MEP staff.