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Superintendent reports fall enrollment, network upgrades and Chromebook replacements

Fort Bragg Unified · August 9, 2024
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Summary

Superintendent gave district enrollment counts (Redwood 344 including 52 TK; Dana Gray 349; middle school 385; high school 580; district ~1,693) and outlined SR‑funded network infrastructure updates, upcoming wireless access point replacements and planned Chromebook deliveries.

Superintendent (speaker 1) provided opening enrollment counts and a technology update for the coming year.

"At Redwood, we have 344 students," the superintendent said, and reported 52 TK enrollments at that site. District totals were presented as roughly 1,693 students. On technology, the superintendent said SR funds were used to upgrade network infrastructure at most sites (exceptions noted where construction blocked access) and that new wireless access points and Chromebook replacements are being staged for distribution to students.

Trustees asked about lifespan and disposal of older devices; the superintendent said some devices are near end‑of‑life and the district is planning staged replacements and possible reuse/donation options for machines that retain utility without internet access. The board asked staff to continue planning procurement and to present follow‑up timelines for device staging and distribution.