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Byron-Bergen chosen to pilot state-level EdLaw2D vendor-consortium tool
Summary
The district will pilot a state-level program for managing vendor agreements under 'EdLaw2D', allowing districts to upload and share agreements to identify compliant educational programs; Chromebook replacements were also flagged in budgeting.
Director of Technology & Assessment J. Back reported that Byron-Bergen has been selected to pilot a new state-level consortium tool for approving acceptable programs under EdLaw2D. The platform will allow districts to upload agreements, piggyback on other districts' approvals and access more programs that comply with EdLaw2D requirements.
J. Back said the pilot could expand the district’s access to compliant instructional programs while the Technology & Assessment office budgets for Chromebook replacements expected next school year. The district also noted that the all-online PSAT administration ran smoothly.
