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District completes 1:1 device rollout, upgrades wiring and Wi‑Fi, reports spare bandwidth
Summary
Technology Director Mark Sampson told trustees the district finished a five‑year move to a 1:1 student device program, rewired parts of campuses and maintains "approximately two additional gigabits of bandwidth beyond current needs."
Scurry‑Rosser ISD’s technology director reported several infrastructure improvements and capacity gains at the Feb. 23 board meeting.
Mark Sampson told trustees the five‑year initiative to move to a 1:1 student device program is complete, wiring upgrades were done at the middle school and portions of the high school, and Wi‑Fi was improved at the high‑school agriculture building and maintenance barn. He said the district now maintains "approximately two additional gigabits of bandwidth beyond current needs," indicating spare capacity for future growth.
The report was informational; trustees did not take a separate vote on technology items during the public minutes provided.
