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The Maine Department of Education has asked educators to join a study of computer science, AI and cybersecurity in schools. Findings will guide future resources, training and school supports.
Florida’s state education agency announced the winners of the fourth annual cybersecurity competition involving institutions in the Florida College System.
A breach at California testing contractor ETS exposed student records. Affected families are being notified, and current and former students are offered two years of free identity-protection services.
California’s latest measures restrict student data use in generative AI, revise English learner reclassification and allow qualifying substitutes to stay in one classroom for up to 70 days.
Indiana Gov. Braun visited Bloomfield Middle and High School to observe its cybersecurity pathway, described as the first of its kind in the United States.
Northside ISD in San Antonio became the 12th Texas school system to earn CoSN’s Trusted Learning Environment Seal for privacy practices. The district serves about 95,500 students.
Educators and professionals from Japan visited St. Vrain’s Silver Creek High School and Innovation Center to learn about student technology programs, college pathways and a mobile cybersecurity lab.
The privacy office of the New York State Education Department has imposed penalties on a file scanning service in connection with a data security breach.
In Georgia, three schools in Gwinnett County Public Schools recorded full participation in the school district's cybersecurity training, reaching a rate of 100%.
Delaware Area Career Center in Ohio earned its third CoSN Trusted Learning Environment Mini Seal, this time for classroom practices that help safeguard student information.
Humble ISD in Texas earned four Trusted Learning Environment Mini Seals for privacy practices in leadership, business, staff training and classrooms, affecting more than 48,000 students.
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