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School Committee Honors Legacy of Beloved Technology Leaders

July 18, 2024 | Boston Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts



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School Committee Honors Legacy of Beloved Technology Leaders
The Boston School Committee convened on July 17, 2024, under the leadership of Chairperson Jerry Robinson, who opened the meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance. The session was accessible to the public both in-person and virtually, with documents available in multiple languages and live interpretation services provided.

Superintendent Mary Skipper delivered a heartfelt report, beginning with a tribute to Andy Horgan, a long-serving member of the district's technology team who recently passed away. Horgan was recognized for his dedication to integrating technology into Boston Public Schools (BPS) and for his unwavering support of students and families, particularly during the pandemic when he ensured access to necessary resources.

Skipper also acknowledged Mark Racine, the outgoing BPS technology director and chief information officer, who has played a crucial role in managing the district's technology needs for over a decade. Racine's contributions included ensuring that students had access to Chromebooks during remote learning and maintaining the technological infrastructure for school committee meetings. Both Horgan and Racine were celebrated for their commitment to education and the impact they had on the BPS community.

The meeting concluded with a moment of silence in honor of Horgan, reflecting the committee's respect and appreciation for the contributions of both individuals to the Boston Public Schools.

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