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What's the plan?

The School Board's proposal extends 10 years. Beyond year 3, the district will be finishing large projects, evaluating tools, establishing a stable replacement cycle and reviewing best practices in education to determine where technology is shifting and how we can best support students.

Year 1 Plan
  • Sound reinforcement system expand to 100 additional classrooms
  • Begin replacement of LCD projectors
  • Expand purchase of person computing devices like iPads
  • Improved websites to allow more interactivity
  • Begin expansion of wireless access to all schools
  • Expand video capacity to more schools, allowing students to share video between classrooms, building a sense of school community
  • Expand purchase of classroom responders and interactive white boards across schools
  • Offer support to teachers with innovative technology applications through grants
Year 2 Plan
  • Re-establish replacement schedule for school computer labs
  • Incorporate additional digital resources into the middle level science curriculum
  • Continue infrastructure upgrades to expand network capacity
  • Expand courses available using technology, e.g. Project Lead the Way
  • Infrastructure in more buildings to allow students access to school networks on their own devices
  • More classrooms fitted with sound reinforcement systems
Year 3 Plan
  • Continue replacement cycle for computer labs
  • Continue infrastructure updates
  • Continue investment in personal computing devices and classroom technology
Year 4 and Beyond
  • Continue to upgrade and replace technology tools and infrastructure as required
  • Review best practices to determine where technology is headed and how to best support students
Questions?
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