District expands tech curriculum, forms AI task force and advances E‑rate network upgrades
District instructional staff described a new technology scope and sequence, an AI task force to guide ethical instruction, and proposed E‑rate eligible network upgrades (wireless, switches, UPS) with an 80% federal reimbursement rate. Board welcomed professional development and accessibility priorities.
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Instructional staff presented a multi‑year technology scope and sequence designed to make students active creators and to teach digital citizenship, research strategies and platform‑tool selection; a staff survey and professional development (tech days) were used to develop the plan. Danielle Keenan described accessibility features on student devices (text‑to‑speech, translation) and said the district will continue staff professional development and expand peer‑led sessions.
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