Dictating what intellectual discussions can and cannot take place in the classroom is driving teachers out and stalling academic advancement, according to a new report.
While education systems scramble to reduce costs, the quality of professional development events for educators and administrators is on the line. It shouldn't be.
If Los Angeles Unified, the state’s largest school district, can be hit with a ransomware attack, how prepared are California’s public schools for the increasing threat of cyberattacks?
There is little to no positive outcome to paying a ransom as schools will inevitably lose a portion of their data, according to one cybersecurity expert.
Uncertainties over the stolen data will persist well into the future not only for the district but also for those whose personal information was published on the dark web.
