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Superintendent says canceling unused software could free tens of thousands for Rochester schools
Summary
Interim district leadership told the board July 10 staff have identified redundant or unused software subscriptions and programs that do not comply with state privacy or bullying regulations; the district plans cancellations and to reallocate funds to schools.
Interim district leadership told the Rochester School Board on July 10 that staff have identified redundant or unused software subscriptions and programs that do not comply with state privacy rules or bullying regulations and that the district plans to cancel those contracts and reallocate savings to schools.
In a report to the full board the speaker, identifying work done with Doctor Nichols, said staff found “redundancy in software” and some programs “purchased but never actually implemented or being…
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