Utah Gov. Herbert calls for expanded computer science education fund

Updates to E-Rate are expected to benefit small and rural schools, but districts won't get any extra help when it comes to cybersecurity.

A new multidisciplinary group is tasked with giving students "the best computer science education possible.”

Nearly 50 school districts and hundreds of schools have been hit by ransomware this year. Sycamore Community School District 427 is the latest victim.

Now facing possible criminal charges, the student's activities have been revealed as more extensive than originally believed.

Commentary: With the huge demand for cybersecurity professionals, it’s the job of universities and high schools to step up, says Eileen Belastock.

The new creation tools allow students to build visual narratives and engage with learning on a deeper level, one teacher told EdScoop.

Commentary: Consistent education and filtering data are among the ways they can become safer, says edWeb.net’s Stacey Pusey.

The parks agency says it's reached a milestone in sharing the state's natural beauty, all without anyone needing to leave their desk.

Commentary: Today’s digital resources are “all over the place,” but several new tools and standards provide hope, writes edWeb.net’s Michele Israel.

If passed, the legislation would set up grants for research and development of STEM education plans for rural schools.