Free for teachers

    Know exactly where you stand on license renewal

    The Relicensure Tracker keeps your professional development in one place: your state's required hours and mandated topic areas, the courses you have finished, and the outside workshops, institutes, and webinars you log yourself. When renewal comes around, you print one clean summary instead of digging through a folder of certificates.

    Create your free account and start trackingNo credit card. Preview any state below before you sign up.

    Built by a National Board Certified Teacher — ISTE Certified, M.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction, and a curriculum specialist and learning architect for a national K–12 curriculum company.

    Included in your free account. No credit card required, and no trial that quietly turns into a bill.

    Works with PD from anywhere. Log district workshops, conferences, and webinars alongside any Blueprint course hours.

    Preview your state's requirements

    Choose your state to see the renewal cycle, the hour total, and the topic areas your state expects — the same reference panel you get inside the tracker.

    Pick a state above and its renewal requirements appear here instantly.

    What you can do once you're in

    Log external PD hours

    Record district workshops, summer institutes, conferences, book studies, and webinars — title, provider, hours, date, and which topic area it counts toward.

    Keep certificates attached

    Attach the certificate or agenda to the entry it belongs to, so the proof lives with the hours instead of in a drawer.

    Export an audit-ready summary

    Produce one printable summary of your hours by topic for your renewal committee or licensing office.

    Start tracking your hours

    Creating an account is free and takes about a minute.

    Create your free account

    Requirement details are provided for planning and may change. Whether any course or workshop counts toward your license renewal is determined by your district, licensing committee, or state licensing board. Always confirm with them.