States agencies will seek feedback from teachers, parents and school-safety experts to develop governance for the technology's possible future use.

The state will disperse another $85 million of a $2 billion education fund created through the Smart Schools Bond Act in 2014.

Districts across the state are funding new security upgrades in response to recent shootings, but critics say some schools are going too far.

New York, Indiana and North Dakota have made announcements around computer science education in just the last few days.

The goal of the Smart Schools Investment Plans is boosting high-speed broadband, classroom technology and security resources.