North Dakotans are being asked to weigh in on how technology gets used inside the state’s schools — a sign that policymakers haven’t settled on answers yet.
The North Dakota Monitor reported the request Wednesday, May 28, 2026. Details on who is conducting the outreach, which agency or body is collecting responses, and what specific questions are on the table weren’t immediately available from the published report.
What’s next
What happens with the public feedback — whether it feeds a formal rule, a legislative proposal, or an internal review — hasn’t been spelled out. The deadline for submissions, if one exists, also wasn’t disclosed in the Monitor’s initial report.
The timing puts the conversation during the off-session period for the North Dakota Legislature, which means any policy changes that require a statutory fix would likely wait until the 2027 session. Whether the process is administrative or legislative in nature isn’t clear from the available information.
Reported by the North Dakota Monitor. Read the original report.
