Cameras in schools are now common in hallways, buses, and campuses. As AI and facial recognition emerge, educators must balance safety and student privacy.
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CoSN 2026 Day 2 reveals AI, cybersecurity, and screen time at the center of K–12 as districts move quickly from ideas to action.
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Senior Tag is a growing high school trend, but safety risks, legal concerns, and costly disruptions are forcing schools and families to rethink the tradition.
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Career pathways in high school help students explore careers, develop workforce skills, and connect classroom learning to real-world opportunities.
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CoSN 2026 brings edCircuit to Chicago to connect with K–12 leaders, explore AI, and understand what’s next in education.
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After-hours school safety gaps leaders miss happen when students remain in buildings without clear supervision. Learn how schools can close these risks.
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School boards are under more pressure than ever as they navigate AI, safety, curriculum, and community expectations while guiding district decisions.
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Phone-free schools are gaining momentum as educators examine how smartphones affect learning, student attention, and classroom engagement.
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School counselors guide students through college planning, career exploration, academic success, and emotional support from freshman year to graduation.
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AI in education is reshaping classrooms, lesson planning, and student learning as schools work to guide responsible use of artificial intelligence.
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National Assistant Principals Week 2026 recognizes the impact of assistant principals in supporting students, teachers, and school success.
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Financial Literacy Month highlights why students need strong financial education to manage budgeting, credit and digital spending in today’s fast-moving economy
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School safety communication breakdown risks occur when messages fail to create action. Learn how schools can fix gaps and improve response.
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Education conferences give educators powerful professional development new strategies, and lasting connections that strengthen classrooms and school communities
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The NCAA settlement is accelerating cuts in Olympic sports across college athletic departments, with more than 415 programs eliminated since 2024.
