State officials initially hoped to achieve this milestone by 2022, but after re-evaluating their approach, they found a way to reach all students in 2018.

The Institute of Education Sciences' report shows a "huge gap" in broadband access among children, and it breaks down the data across demographic groups.

Jessica Rosenworcel and Rep. Paul Tonko videoconferenced with students from Bethlehem High School for a real-life lesson in civic engagement.

On the eve of FCC's net neutrality repeal, Funds for Learning issued a report highlighting the importance of broadband and digital equity.

The FCC's decision on Thursday to pass a sweeping repeal of Obama-era net neutrality rules will resonate in K-12 and higher ed, educators say.

Edtech supporters say the proposal would hinder learning and undermine the openness of educational resources.

In letters to the commission, superintendents and advocates describe the benefits of E-rate's Category Two Services and request continued funding.

But, in its annual report, nonprofit EducationSuperHighway reveals progress has been made toward closing the digital divide.

"There’s nothing better than seeing this first-hand,” Jessica Rosenworcel told EdScoop after visiting a middle school E-rate recipient Wednesday.

Commentary: Funds for Learning CEO John Harrington writes about the status of E-rate — and why demand doesn't match need.