The U.S. Justice Department said the man gained illegal access to staff and student email accounts and attempted to file phony tax returns.

Students hacked a district system to collect students' home addresses to gain a competitive edge in an elimination-style game played off-campus.

The system is requesting $100 million for IT transformation efforts and shared services it hopes will offset a 20 percent decline in enrollment.

Funding new programs that provide college pathways and teacher training is hoped to close a gap in the technical workforce.

Gov. Tom Wolf's office says the funding of about $11,000 per school is meant to help "students of color, low-income students and girls."

The app allows students, teachers and parents to report suspicious or potentially violent activity to a new call center in the AG's office.

Courtney Kofeldt, supervisor of educational technology at Pennsylvania Leadership Charter School, stays on top of all the new tech.