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IT report: new IT director onboarding, vape detectors and PowerSchool integrations noted

Minidoka County Joint School District #331 Board of Trustees · February 24, 2025
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Summary

IT director onboarding is underway; the report flagged network needs, asset inventory work, vape detector-camera integration testing, and formation of a software/apps committee including Sean Boyer and other staff.

The IT report in the board packet described ongoing onboarding of the district’s new IT director and listed priorities: asset inventory and help-desk licensing, network infrastructure assessment, onboarding/exiting processes, and evaluation of PowerSchool app integrations. The report said some server and intercom work was nearly complete but that a hardware installation by a vendor remained to be done.

The report noted vape detector integration with cameras is 'starting to wrap up' with vendor Ednetics scheduled on site for testing and a need to investigate student tampering. The packet proposes a Software, Application and Analytics Committee with named members (Sean Boyer, Ellen A., Daryl K., Marina H., Heather H., Sarah P., Terry B.) and provided ticket-status analytics for IT support.