Involving the postal service, getting schools to help pay, and setting up statewide public networks could be part of the mix.
States will develop new online programs and offer professional development for online teaching with grants from the Department of Education.
The Federal Communications Commission is engaging Congress to expand funding for in-home connectivity and devices for teachers and students grappling with the coronavirus crisis.
The NSF's "Last Days of Summer STEM Bucket List" includes a wide range of on- and offline learning tools aiming to help children build their […]
Dueling studies of Teach to One: Math highlighted a divide over whether personalized-learning models should prioritize grade-level proficiency or academic growth.
A new executive order on artificial intelligence shines a light on the need for education and training. But experts say it's thin on details and […]
Schools should share more student information with law enforcement in order to protect students during emergencies, according to a federal school safety commission.
The backlog of student-privacy complaints from parents goes back years, an audit found, and the department lacks basic controls and procedures.
The Office of the Chief Privacy Officer will be dismantled, and a new Privacy Policy Office will be responsible for technical assistance and FERPA enforcement.
Critics say a 2017 order approved by the FCC that dismantled net neutrality could stymie the flow of online content to K-12 schools.
The Children and Media Research Advancement Act has bipartisan support and the backing of both industry and advocates. But previous versions have languished in Congress.
During its contentious debate over net neutrality, the FCC said its public comment system was slowed by cyberattacks. Now the agency says those claims were […]
