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The 2026 CoSN State of EdTech findings mark a return to security and governance as priorities while districts grapple with integrating generative artificial intelligence into everyday operations. -
A widely read and frequently cited 2025 meta-analysis of 51 studies, which found positive effects of ChatGPT in education settings, has been retracted due to uncertainties about the studies and conclusions.
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Researchers looked at more than 40,500 schools between 2019 and 2026 and found phone bans improved self-reported well-being among students by a far larger magnitude than a prior study found from deactivating Facebook.
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An app installed on school-issued Chromebooks from Lexington-Richland 5 will allow parents to not only monitor use history, but see how the Chromebook is being used in real time.
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For teachers, advocating for your classroom and students isn’t just about the big, visible moments, but the quiet ones: the follow-up email, the extra conversation, the willingness to try again after hearing “no.”
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A U.S. Department of Agriculture-funded program at Central Michigan University uses Meta Quest 3 headsets to give high schoolers anatomy lessons for which they can receive college credits.
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A recent audit found New York City Public Schools don't have written policies on risk assessment and data backups, don't keep a full list of applications they use, and allow employees to skip cybersecurity trainings.
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The Drone as a First Responder program at Kairos Public Schools, funded through a state law enforcement grant, enables the Vacaville Police Department to deploy unmanned aerial drones to emergency calls.
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A recent workshop by Chicago-based consultant Dr. Stacie Chana gave teachers at Anniston City Schools an overview of practical and ethical considerations for incorporating AI tools into what they're already doing.
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The Panel for Educational Policy, which some have considered a rubber stamp for each mayor's agenda, is evolving away from mayoral control toward a model of "co-governance" with the mayor's schools chief.
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The nonprofits FullScale and All4Ed chose 13 rural schools and districts to explore, pilot and implement artificial intelligence based on their specific needs and capacities.
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Before the bus safety camera program was suspended last year, BusPatrol was mailing out violations with wrong information, resulting in a Miami-Dade judge wiping out 5,400 violations last spring.
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Sacramento City Unified School District bought seven new electric buses through a $2.4 million grant from the Sacramento Air Quality Management District’s incentive program. They're expected to arrive in October.
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The Berks Career and Technology Center West Campus hosted more than 100 Pennsylvania high schoolers for the annual Sea, Air and Land Challenge involving robots, drones, cameras and other technologies.
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Congress is pushing to regulate the Internet for kids after decades of harms posed by an evolving digital landscape. Experts say this well-intended effort may fundamentally alter privacy protocol for every user.
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Starting next week, Seattle will bar elementary and middle school students from using cellphones during the school day, and older students won't be able to have them in class.
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The "Kids Over Clicks" bills would bar online platforms from sending notifications to minors at night and during the school day, and also limit the collection of personal data and the capabilities of chatbots.
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A spokesperson for the New York State Education Department said glitches related to the state’s testing vendor, the Northwest Evaluation Association, impacted a “limited number” of test-takers in select school districts.
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Schools and government agencies have another year to comply with Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, after some organizations argued that compliance will be costly and require extensive staff time.
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LEGO Education’s Jenny Nash says off-screen learning can help lay the groundwork for understanding computer science and artificial intelligence systems.
