The report found that K-12 schools faced persistent cyber threats last year, while struggling with limited resources and emerging AI-related risks.

The lawmakers argue cutting the federal broadband program would not address concerns about students’ screen time, pointing instead to existing internet-safety requirements and local device-use policies.

The Consortium for School Networking published a new resource aimed at helping schools navigate new rules on classroom technology use.

More than 400 school district leaders from across the country signed onto a petition asking Congress and Donald Trump to reverse course on cuts to cybersecurity resources.

Most school districts' student data privacy programs are led by administrators with limited training in privacy, according to a new report.

Several groups and school districts this week said elimination of the Department of Education’s Office of Educational Technology will weaken cybersecurity efforts in K-12 school districts.

Several school districts have committed to a new student data privacy program led by the Consortium for School Networking.

Even without robust funding, there are still free and low-cost steps K-12 schools can take to improve their cyber defenses, speakers said at a CISA event.

Amy McLaughlin, head of the cybersecurity program at K-12 tech group CoSN, said E-Rate needs to be updated to cover network defenses.

New website aims to help education leaders “keep ahead of the rapid technology changes impacting school districts and college campuses across America.”