Registration
80th Annual NCTRS Regional School
May 10-14, 2027
E-SPORTS STADIUM ARLINGTON, 1200 BALLPARK WAY, ARLINGTON, TX 79011
The regional school is an annual training event that provides Water and Wastewater Utility professionals to attend instructor-led courses and obtain the education hours that are required to qualify for TCEQ licenses.
Registration Information
On-Site Registration and Pre-Registration Packet Pick-Up will be in the lobby of the E-Sport Stadium Arlington. Students that have pre-registered will be able to pick up their registration packets, and students who have not preregistered will need to arrive early enough to complete all registration forms and provide payment. E-Sports Stadium Arlington is located at 1200 Ballpark Way, Arlington, TX 76011.
Questions?
Contact us at registration@nctrs.com.
2027 Regional School Pricing
All courses include vendor booth access, lunch on Tuesday & Wednesday, and door prize drawing entry. Unless otherwise noted, all courses are 20 hours in length, and begin on Tuesday, May 11, 2027 at 8am.
PRICING
Credit/Non-Credit Courses
$400 TWUA Members, $500 Non-Members
Effective Instructional Techniques I
$800 TWUA Members, $900 Non-Members
Substitutions may be made before the event, at no charge. Substitutions made at the event will be subject to a $25 fee. Refunds will only be allowed before the event and will be less all credit card fees (3.95% processing fee and 3.95% refund processing) and the registration fee of $3.60. Please email any refund and substitution requests to registration@nctrs.com.
Photo courtesy of Malcolm Cowdin
Want to become a TWUA Instructor?
Ever wanted to teach TWUA courses? We are offering the first of two required instructor courses to become a TWUA-certified instructor. Please register now, as space is limited.
Meet your Exhibitors!
Did you know? Every school we have over 50 of the water and wastewater industries’ top companies set up in an exhibit hall outside of the registration booth.
Want to sign up to have a booth at the annual school? Click the button below.
Photo courtesy of Malcolm Cowdin