Cybersecurity

But there are significant differences among rural, urban and suburban districts on use of ESSER funds.

Cyberattacks are becoming more and more common in education, putting students'—and educators'—personal information and data at risk.

When the way our education system operates changed at a moment's notice in March 2020, it turned out there was much more district leaders had to figure out than simply how to keep students learning.

Empowering students to react when incidents occur is critical to a school's success, and administrators must be proactive.

AI's prevalence is all around, but it is up to educators to embrace it and use intuitive technologies to fuel all students.

Innovation and execution are the two key skills today's K-12 chief technology officers need to help a district excel, a panel of tech-savvy superintendents said at FETC.