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District technology team outlines device refresh, Chromebook numbers and pilots for teacher laptops

2097532 · January 9, 2025
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Summary

Marion County—s technology director told the board the district has 54,616 active Chromebooks and 2,381 classrooms equipped with interactive flat panels; pilots will test teacher laptops, device checkout, and classroom‑management tools while the district strengthens network switches and cybersecurity measures.

The district—s technology director reported on Jan. 9 that Marion County Public Schools has made substantial investments in classroom technology and is piloting programs to expand device access and manage security risks.

What staff reported: Director Richard Benvenuti said the district currently has 54,616 active Chromebooks and 2,381 classrooms equipped with interactive flat panels. Staff are replacing teacher desktops and have an ongoing device…

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