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The Consortium for School Networking — the professional association for K-12 education technology leaders.
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.
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.
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.
Keith R. Krueger will leave his role as CoSN chief executive in spring 2027. During his tenure, the association expanded training for district technology leaders and advocated for federal E-Rate funding.
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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