MyCredential offers unlimited online professional development and micro-credentials for educators. Through a partnership with NREA, we are able to offer discounted access for your school or district. We currently provide more than 30 different modules for educators to earn PD credit and micro-credentials, and we are continually adding new modules based on emerging trends and needs in public education.

Enrolling your school or district in MyCredential gives your whole staff unlimited access to all learning modules and allows educators to choose or be assigned professional development opportunities from a variety of topics. Administrators also find our modules extremely valuable as part of cohort learning or teacher improvement plans.

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Discounted first-year pricing through our NREA partnership starts at $1,495/yr for districts, with additional discounts available for individual schools, smaller districts, and multi-year commitments. Access can be granted to your educators in a matter of days.

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Kristen Cuthrell, Ed.D., has been named chair of the Department of Education and Human Development in the Clemson University College of Education. Cuthrell’s experiences leading rural education initiatives comes at an opportune time for the College; South Carolina ranks #8 on the National Rural Education Association’s (NREA) list of top-ten priority states in rural education.

Cuthrell said the interview process only confirmed the College and University’s commitment to the region, especially its historically underserved and rural areas. She said it is crucial that a college does not try to serve as a “fixer of communities” but as a partner that supports and stands beside families and communities, building on a community’s cultural wealth.

The Power Your Future Challenge is a nationwide challenge inspiring high school students to envision clean energy careers. The U.S. Department of Education invites teams to submit innovative action plans that will advance the use of clean energy in their schools and communities. Through this challenge, students can explore clean energy and connect CTE programs with a wide variety of clean energy career pathways. Submissions must be received by November 19, 2024, at 8:00 p.m. ET.

Join the challenge team to learn more about the Power Your Future Challenge and how teams can get involved.