TETL is committed to helping Texas school districts meet the digital security and learning needs of students, educators, and schools. We serve ed tech professionals who are working to leverage technology to promote innovative teaching and learning to improve educational outcomes.

TETL provides the expertise, support, and resources ed tech leaders need to stay ahead of the ever-evolving digital landscape.

One of TETL's core missions is helping K-12 school districts in Texas understand how to leverage technology to improve educational outcomes. We also advocate for school districts' technology needs, including ensuring schools have high-capacity broadband, devices, and cybersecurity protections.

TETL Advocacy Survey

Help the TETL Governance Committee develop our legislative priorities!

Texas schools are navigating rapid changes in technology, from artificial intelligence and cybersecurity to digital access and instructional innovation. To advocate effectively during the 90th Texas Legislative Session, TETL needs your expertise and perspective. This brief survey is an opportunity to identify the educational technology priorities that deserve attention from state policymakers. Your feedback will help ensure that TETL's advocacy efforts are informed by the voices of practitioners working directly in and alongside Texas K-12 schools every day.

Take the survey now!

#SaveOurERate

Save Our E-Rate

The FCC is asking whether to end E-Rate. School districts and nonprofit organizations from 36 states have already signed CoSN's petition urging Congress to protect and strengthen E-Rate. Every school, library, and community should answer.

Step 1 Sign the Official Petition: Ensure an authorized district representative signs on to stand up for affordable, high-speed school internet.
Step 2 Reach Your Lawmakers: Generate your district’s personalized funding data at Save Our E-Rate and send a direct message to Congress.

CoSN

CoSN is looking for success stories that showcase the benefits of E-Rate and Rural Health Care programs in Texas. If you have a highlight to share, please send it to Carla Wade, Senior Director of External Relations, CoSN–Consortium for School Networking, at cwade@cosn.org!