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Board member requests presentations on Panorama screener, computer usage and internet security
Summary
Board member Scott Schorn asked that the district schedule public presentations on the Panorama screener, student computer usage breakdowns and internet security measures so the public can better understand opt‑out options and protections.
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Board member Scott Schorn requested three items for future meetings: (1) a public presentation on the Panorama screener used across the district (purpose, how it supports schools and the opt‑out process), (2) a review of computer usage data (potentially by grade level) so the board and public can see where screen time concentrates, and (3) a presentation on internet security measures and resources for families.
Schorn told the board he wants the information presented in a public setting rather than only to advisory committees so parents can understand what the tools do and how to opt out. "I think in this setting to the entire public would be very helpful," he said, and asked staff to determine how best to present usage data and security guidance. The board acknowledged the requests and the CFO later offered to prepare a master schedule of budget‑related decisions and contract timings to aid planning.
