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CCOE technology lead confirms EBS from T-Mobile, reports Windows 11 upgrades
Summary
Alex Evans reported that after five years of advocacy CCOE will soon receive Educational Broadband Service (EBS) spectrum from T-Mobile; he also confirmed Windows 11 upgrades and discussed a Reclamation District vertical asset relocation need (1004).
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Alex Evans, who leads Technology Services for the Colusa County Office of Education, answered trustees' questions about planned technology work. Evans said the district has no current problems with Windows 11 and that CCOE is performing both Windows 11 upgrades and new installations.
Evans also said a Reclamation District vertical asset relocation was needed (reference "1004") and reported that, after five years of advocacy, CCOE had received confirmation it will soon have Educational Broadband Service (EBS) spectrum from T-Mobile. Superintendent Michael West noted the confirmation as the result of sustained advocacy.
The update was informational and there were no board actions tied directly to the technology report.
