CoSN calls on the FCC to preserve E-Rate’s vital role in connecting schools, strengthening cybersecurity, and supporting equitable access to digital learning.
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Cybersecurity careers are increasingly being shaped by students whose passion for video games sparked an interest in coding, networks, and digital defense.
Graduation season celebrates student success while revealing the powerful impact educators, mentors, and school communities have on young lives.
Retiring educators guided schools through decades of technological and societal change while shaping generations of students and communities.
Career and Technical Education (CTE) jobs help students launch debt-free careers through skilled trades, certifications, and workforce pathways.
AI in elementary schools is accelerating, raising urgent concerns about student development, dependency, and how young learners build thinking skills.
AI literacy in education is the new equity line—students who can use AI effectively gain an advantage that others may never catch up to.
OSHA compliance in schools protects students and staff from preventable injuries, chemical exposure, blocked exits, and emergency failures.
AI in education is shaping classrooms. When should students start? Early, guided exposure with ethics and family alignment is key.
The 2026 CoSN Network Meetup explored how districts can build cultures of belonging through inclusive leadership, technology, and community engagement.
AI equity in education depends on access, literacy, and leadership—without it, AI risks widening gaps it promises to close.
Screen time in elementary schools is shifting toward AI-driven learning, forcing leaders to rethink balance, attention, and student development.
The school community deserves recognition for the long hours, care, and teamwork that help students learn, grow, and succeed every day.
Device maintenance in K-12 schools keeps devices reliable, reduces downtime, extends lifespan, and supports consistent digital learning for all students.
Student loan caps are fueling lawsuits and raising new questions about graduate education, workforce shortages, and college affordability.