CoSN urges the FCC to preserve E-Rate and expand support for school connectivity, cybersecurity, and resilient networks while keeping classroom decisions local.
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Purposeful Technology, Powerful Learning explores how 13 K-12 districts use technology to expand opportunity and prepare students for the future.
CoSN’s 2026 Blaschke Report and companion toolkit offer district leaders a practical approach to managing lasting technology change.
Northside Independent School District has earned CoSN’s Trusted Learning Environment Seal, recognizing its rigorous student data privacy policies and practices.
CoSN supports guidance urging schools to use technology purposefully while prioritizing student privacy, online safety, and family engagement.
CoSN urges K-12 leaders to comment on proposed E-Rate changes that could reshape school connectivity nationwide.
CoSN’s new guidance helps K-12 districts move beyond screen time limits with purposeful technology policies focused on learning, safety and local needs.
After 32 years of leadership, CoSN CEO Keith R. Krueger will step down in spring 2027, concluding a tenure that helped shape K-12 education technology.
DACC earned its third CoSN TLE Mini Seal, recognizing strong classroom practices and Ohio’s growing commitment to student data privacy.
CoSN, ClassLink, and CC4E are joining forces to scale K-12 cybersecurity maturity and provide districts with a national framework.
CoSN calls on the FCC to preserve E-Rate’s vital role in connecting schools, strengthening cybersecurity, and supporting equitable access to digital learning.
The 2026 K-12 EdTech Report reveals rising AI adoption, cybersecurity priorities, and staffing gaps shaping how districts implement technology.
CoSN 2026’s Building What’s Next, Together united K–12 leaders to advance responsible edtech, AI, cybersecurity, and student well-being through innovation.
National education leaders release updated guidance on responsible technology use, addressing AI, student well-being, and digital citizenship in K–12 schools.
CoSN unveils its 2026–27 Board of Directors ahead of Building What’s Next, Together, guiding strategy and advancing safe, effective K–12 edtech.