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Dr. Chad Stevens shares four ways schools can move beyond one-way communication to build stronger family connections and trust.

E-Rate comments from schools can shape the FCC’s review. Local costs, provider choices, and budget consequences can strengthen the public record.

E-Rate and school filtering are closely connected. Districts need strong technical protections, clear local policies, and realistic expectations.

E-Rate helps schools afford reliable connectivity. As the FCC weighs major changes, educators have until October 13, 2026, to share their experiences.

The result of this coordinated, districtwide approach has been a consistent improvement in literacy scores.

K-12 leadership increasingly depends on strong superintendent-CTO alignment to drive cybersecurity, AI strategy, innovation, and student success.

Data shows who is absent, but not why. Ethnographic research reveals those root causes, enabling schools to provide targeted, effective support.

The 2026 CoSN Network Meetup explored how districts can build cultures of belonging through inclusive leadership, technology, and community engagement.

School boards are under more pressure than ever as they navigate AI, safety, curriculum, and community expectations while guiding district decisions.