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Technology director outlines Canvas migration, security and fiber grant for outdoor athletic venues
Summary
Tintic Technology Director Mark Allen told the board he plans to move the district from Google Classroom to Canvas, upgrade security alerts, and seek a grant to install fiber to the track and baseball fields for Wi‑Fi and streaming.
Mark Allen, Technology Director for Tintic School District, told the Board at the March 16 meeting that the district will convert its learning management system from Google Classroom to Canvas and will work on improving the districtwide security alert system. Allen also said he is pursuing a grant with Superintendent Greg Thornock to install fiber optic lines to the track and Tintic High School baseball fields to provide Wi‑Fi and streaming capability.
Allen additionally reported that the Eureka Elementary sound system "needs to be adjusted and staff trained to use it," and that staff training is planned. The changes are framed as summer projects; the Board did not record any formal motions tied specifically to the technology items during this meeting.
