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Bulloch BOE highlights Julia P. Bryant's academic gains, student achievements, teacher grants and approves 500 Chromebooks
1+ hour, 37+ min ago (1518+ words) The Bulloch County Board of Education met Thursday, October 8, 2026, approving an additional Chromebook purchase while recognizing student accomplishments, awarding teacher grants, and hearing updates on academic performance across the district. Board members unanimously approved the purchase of 500 additional Chromebooks to…...
University of New Brunswick adopts Purple's iPSK WiFi solution for student residences under five-year deal
7+ hour, 24+ min ago (195+ words) The University of New Brunswick has partnered with Purple and Eastlink to implement Purple's iPSK WiFi solution across its student residences. This five-year agreement aims to provide students with secure, personalized internet access on campus, enhancing their connectivity experience. The…...
How Apple Puts Indigenous Languages on the iPhone Keyboard
8+ hour, 36+ min ago (777+ words) Chuck Hoskin Jr fondly recalls watching a room full of Cherokee immersion students crowd around a screen to watch How to Train Your Dragon. Except Hiccup and Astrid weren’t speaking English – the protagonists were speaking Cherokee, dubbed by voices from…...
E-Rate funding to Long Island schools and libraries could be cut: What to know
20+ hour, 17+ min ago (1033+ words) A fourth grade class works on Chromebooks in Lawrence Middle School in 2022. The Lawrence school district is one of more than 100 on Long Island that receives funding through the federal E-Rate program. Credit: Debbie Egan-Chin Education advocates on Long Island…...
Revealed: The public school where the pen is mightier than the laptop...
20+ hour, 53+ min ago (349+ words) One of the country's top private schools is fighting back against screens in the classroom – by insisting pupils use pen and paper. Winchester College, the 644-year-old Hampshire boarding school, has stopped children using laptops for nearly all classwork and homework…...
Petaluma school district rethinks policies on digital devices for students
22+ hour, 48+ min ago (363+ words) As conversations continue on the use of technology in schools, Petaluma City Schools district leaders are considering scaling back on district-issued devices for younger students while updating the district’s policy on which devices older students can use to complete their…...
E-Rate funding is essential for library internet access
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (270+ words) Our local library needs your help. The Federal Communications Commission is reviewing the importance of E-Rate, a congressionally-funded program that supports educational and library internet connections. When E-Rate began in the late 1990s, most libraries and schools had little or no…...
After pandemic laptop rush, Iowa schools weigh what’s next
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (922+ words) A student works on a computer in the hallway May 24, 2022, at Harrison Elementary School in Cedar Rapids. When the COVID-19 pandemic forced students to learn part-time or fully remote in 2020, Iowa schools scrambled to get devices into students’ hands. Now,…...
A Teacher Says Her High School Students Have Chromebooks but Can Barely Save a File, and Their Struggles Have Her Questioning Why Computer Classes Disappeared
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (743+ words) AOL.com A high school teacher recently shared her story about a problem she believes schools have overlooked for far too long. Students today grow up surrounded by smartphones, tablets, and computers, so many schools seem to assume they already…...
Cortland schools work to bridge the digital divide
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (274+ words) The sign at the entrance of Cortland Jr./Sr. High School is pictured. CORTLAND — As the world becomes increasingly digital and school curricula find more ways to integrate technology, accessibility becomes a concern for students who may not have internet…...