CoSN honors Loudoun County Public Schools with 2026 District Team Leadership Award

Dr. Aaron Spence, Superintendent of Loudoun County Public Schools
Dr. Aaron Spence, Superintendent of Loudoun County Public Schools
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The Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) honored Loudoun County Public Schools with the 2026 District Team Leadership Award at its annual conference in Chicago on April 17.

The award recognizes a district leadership team whose use of technology has made a significant impact on student learning. CoSN is known as an association of K-12 education technology leaders.

Loudoun County Public Schools was recognized for its team of more than 270 technology leaders who collaborate to transform student learning, empower teachers, and strengthen partnerships with families. The district’s Department of Digital Innovation manages projects that affect over 80,000 students daily.

“I am very proud of the outstanding Digital Innovation Team here at Loudoun County Public Schools and their well-deserved recognition with the CoSN District Team Leadership Award,” said Dr. Aaron Spence, Superintendent of Loudoun County Public Schools. “Their commitment to innovative, student-centered solutions is transforming how we support learning across our division. This award reflects their unwavering focus on empowering every student to succeed and make meaningful contributions to the world.”

Keith Krueger, CEO of CoSN, said: “Loudoun County Public Schools exemplifies what’s possible when district leaders work together with a shared vision for students. Their district team demonstrates how thoughtful, collaborative technology leadership can strengthen teaching, learning, and trust across an entire community.”

A video highlighting Loudoun County Public Schools’ accomplishments is available on Vimeo.



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