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Credentials to Careers grants will fund equipment, student exam fees and instructor training in 24 Iowa school districts, helping expand career and technical education programs in 2026–27.
The Maine Department of Education has issued resources to help schools limit students’ personal device access during the school day, with guidance on routines, family communication and local implementation.
Schools in Massachusetts can apply for a share of $1 million in grants for cell phone-free schools, following the opening of applications by Gov. Healey.
Maine DOE’s self-paced courses are now available on EnGiNE to help bus drivers teach students safe riding practices. The materials aim to provide consistent safety messages statewide.
The DeKalb County School District in Georgia is seeking feedback on students' screen time through a survey running from August 31 through September 11.
CoSN CEO Keith Krueger endorsed federal guidance that supports local decisions on school technology use and distinguishes recreational screen time from technology used for teaching and learning.
The FCC is seeking input on whether to end E-Rate or limit it to rural areas, affecting broadband support for schools and libraries. Comments are due October 13, 2026.
Fairfax County Public Schools’ August 12 update covers new student device requirements, math textbooks and safety measures for football games in the Virginia district.
CoSN published an executive summary to help K-12 district leaders address screen time rules, with guidance on learning, online safeguards and local decisions. The full guide is limited to members.
Connecticut's State Board of Education adopted guidance recommending bell-to-bell limits on students' personal devices and addressing classroom screen time. It does not impose a statewide mandate.
Discovery Education’s Science Techbook assessment content will be integrated into Renaissance’s DnA and SchoolCity platforms, letting districts review science results alongside other assessment data.
Renaissance received the 2026 CODiE award for math instruction, its second consecutive win in the category. Its math platform combines assessment, teacher-led lessons and adaptive practice.
The Mississippi Department of Education reported at least 4,309 Education Enhancement Fund transactions totaling $760,445 through the ClassWallet digital wallet since July 15.
Mississippi public school districts will receive access to state Education Enhancement Funds on July 15, allowing teachers to buy instructional supplies for their classes throughout the school year.
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