Madison City Schools (MCS) proposed a new policy that restricts wireless communication devices, such as cell phones, on school campuses.

The new policy requires K-12 students to keep their devices powered off and stored during school hours. High school students ...

Marion County School Board members say yes to several safety measures to protect children, staff and visitors. Here's what we know: ...

Upgrading to the newest Wi-Fi routers might overwhelm older devices. From Wi-Fi 6 compatibility to WPA3 security glitches, ...

Nathan George, one of 11 people accused of causing $400,000 in damage to the campus, claims his constitutional rights were ...

Under a new law going into effect July 1, cell phone use is heavily restricted in Florida schools. Here's where and when they ...

A recent report by the cyber security firm Check Point highlights the increased threat American’s education system faces from ...

The summer season is here. You may want to open your home to guests, but you don't have to leave your home network open to ...

Students are in their third week of remote learning, but some Poudre School District families remain without ... The district unveiled a van rigged with a wireless hot spot during the first week of ...

Poking methodically at the keys with her left index finger, Yeseny Galisia typed the WiFi password ... Princeton City Schools had just started a program to tour the area in a school bus ...

Internet security experts warn of the potential dangers of using free public Wi-Fi. While these networks are convenient, especially when traveling abroad, experts say free Wi-Fi could actually cost ...