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Preparing Students for the Future: Lessons from Gwinnett County’s AI Initiative
GeorgiaP-12
Since artificial intelligence (AI) has become more prominent in society and the workforce, educators are now faced with questions about AI in the classroom. According to Sallie Holloway, the Director of AI and Computer Science, Gwinnett County Schools has a history of innovation towards future readi...
Topic: Artificial Intelligence
Tech Goes Home Chattanooga Equips Learners with Digital Skills to Improve Professional and Personal Lives
TennesseeP-12Postsecondary
While many areas of Hamilton County, TN are covered by municipal broadband, individuals in the region continue facing barriers to digital equity, particularly in acquiring digital skills. In response, Tech Goes Home Chattanooga (TGH CHA) has led the way in providing a variety of training opportuniti...
Topic: Digital Equity
Digital Equity Champions for All Learners: Lytle High School P-Tech Program Builds Career-Ready Digital Skills
Lytle Independent School District, TexasP-12
In the heart of South Texas, Lytle High School in Lytle Independent School District is championing digital equity to bridge economic, educational, and access divides through its Pathways in Technology Early College High School (P-TECH). The program, which began in the 2018-2019 school year, offers o...
Topic: Digital Equity
Puerto Rico Focuses on STEM Learning for All
Puerto Rico Science, Technology & Research Trust, Puerto RicoP-12
Founded in 2004, Puerto Rico’s Science, Technology, and Research Trust is on a mission to “to continually advance Puerto Rico’s economy and its citizens' well-being” through its three main pillars of research & development, entrepreneurship, and public health. The Trust also recognizes ...
Topic: NETP24
Starting Small to Make a Difference in Mississippi
Pascagoula-Gautier School District, MississippiP-12
Engaging students in active use doesn’t require an elaborate technological ecosystem. Pascagoula High School (PHS) is a suburban, Title 1 school on the Gulf Coast of Mississippi with a student population of around 1,120, about 70% Black or Hispanic. Educator Jami Sheets teaches a leadership class ...
Topic: NETP24
Utah Funds Student Data Privacy Office to Support School Systems
Utah State Board of Education , UtahP-12
Like many states, Utah has recently updated its student data privacy laws. In 2015, Utah passed HB 68, which required the Utah State Board of Education (USBE) to make recommendations for updating existing privacy laws – and, critically, to develop a funding proposal to implement data privacy chang...
Topic: NETP24
Creating a Culture of Student Data Privacy Takes Time
Rocky River School District, OhioP-12
Not long after hiring a new Executive Director of Educational Services, Rocky River School District in Ohio recognized the need to create a system-wide culture focused on protecting student data privacy. Although the school board had recently reconfirmed its Student Privacy Policy, implementation wa...
Topic: NETP24
Southwestern Pennsylvania Engaged in Decade-long Dedication to Digital Health, Safety, and Citizenship
Allegheny County Intermediate Unit 3, PennsylvaniaP-12
Allegheny County Intermediate Unit 3 supports the work and implementation of digital citizenship across 42 districts in Southwest Pennsylvania. With generous support from the Grable Foundation and in partnership with Common Sense Media, Unit 3 has worked with districts and other organizations in Gre...
Topic: NETP24
Building Media Literacy into State Standards
Delaware Department of Education, DelawareP-12
Media literacy is a key component of both active use and digital citizenship, and states like Delaware are taking steps to ensure all students are engaged, analytical, informed media consumers. The state passed S.B. 195 in 2022, requiring the inclusion of media literacy standards for K-12 classrooms...
Topic: NETP24
Incorporating Hawaiian Values and Digital Citizenship into Computer Science Education
Hawaii Department of Education, HawaiiP-12
Hawai’i is a culturally unique state. To help ensure their educational system and content are culturally relevant and connected to Hawaiian values, the Hawai’i Department of Education (HI DOE) developed the Ha Framework, a state-wide framework to develop the skills, behaviors, and dispositions r...
Topic: NETP24
