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Williamsville Central School District says it is considering ending one-to-one device program for 5th and 6th graders
Summary
The district announced preliminary discussions about discontinuing the one-to-one device program for fifth- and sixth-grade students next year and invited parents to provide feedback through building principals.
The Williamsville Central School District said it is "having preliminary discussions about discontinuing the 1 to 1 device program for fifth and sixth graders next year," and asked families to provide feedback to building principals.
The district presenter framed the conversation as an early-stage discussion, not a formal proposal or board decision, and did not provide a timeline or final decision date. Parents were told to contact their building principal directly to share comments or concerns.
The presenter did not specify the rationale for the potential change, any cost savings, alternative device plans, or whether the change would alter classroom device availability or instructional programs. The update did not record any motion or vote by the board of education on the matter.
Next steps: stakeholders seeking more detail were directed to building principals and future board communications; the presenter indicated the topic is in preliminary discussion only.
