Proposed legislation is one piece of a broader push in the state to heighten workforce development and computer science education.

The legislature has directed a study to examine violent behavior in the classroom and what a unified reporting system might do to mitigate it.

Hundreds of organizations celebrated the coding event this year, but North Dakota officials say they their state pulled off a unique feat.

The deal marks the first state-level agreement through the National Integrated Cyber Education Research Center.

The company's non-degree courses will be "layered" with the North Dakota college's program.

The network would be the first in the country to provide a 1-gig connection to all state school districts.

New York, Indiana and North Dakota have made announcements around computer science education in just the last few days.