Jason Palmer says his campaign is focused on “conscious capitalism” and appealing to the ideas and ingenuity of young people.

Jason Palmer says his campaign is focused on “conscious capitalism” and appealing to the ideas and ingenuity of young people.
A newly released survey of school officials focused on the E-rate program underscores worries about students’ lack of internet access at home.
An FTC official talks about what the agency requires of ed-tech companies when it comes to their management of sensitive student data.
The Federal Communications Commission is planning to restore net neutrality rules, in a move aimed at reviving a landmark internet regulation from the Obama era that was repealed by the Trump administration. Last week the FCC released a tentative agenda for its October meeting that includes discussion about a new net neutrality rulemaking. Net neutrality…
The agency that administers the long-running National Assessment of Educational Progress is looking to bring major changes to the test through technology.
The FTC is reviewing whether technology that analyzes the geometry of a user’s face to confirm that they are an adult can be used to comply with children’s online privacy laws.
A consultant to school districts talks about the implications of a new cybersecurity pilot program announced by the FCC.
In this Two Minute Tip, Dana Bryson, senior vice president of social impact at Study.com, talks about why ed-tech companies need to invest in building evidence for their products.
EdWeek Market Brief Asked K-12 Officials to Explain Their Strategies for Making Federal Emergency Aid Last -- or for Simply Scaling Back Programs
An EdWeek Market Brief survey invited district and school leaders to explain their strategies for dealing with the upcoming loss of federal stimulus funds.
A report by the U.S. Department of Education’s inspector general looks at how K-12 systems spent emergency federal aid, and the challenges ahead.