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District reports progress on interactive flat-panel rollout
Summary
Forest Hills reported 76 interactive flat panels districtwide, with Pine Ridge piloting a panel in every classroom; panels remain unmounted to allow vertical movement, and professional development has been offered.
Director Susan Bordewyk updated the committee on the district’s interactive flat-panel project and said the district currently has 76 panels deployed. Pine Ridge is serving as the pilot school with a flat panel in every classroom, and professional development with the manufacturer and provider has been offered to teachers.
Bordewyk said the panels "are not mounted allowing for vertical movement depending on whether the teacher or the students are working on the panel. The size panel chosen is also too heavy to mount." Board member Kristen Fauson asked about mounting; Bordewyk explained the decision balances usability and physical constraints.
The committee did not review replacement schedules or specific classroom roll-out timelines at the meeting; those details were not specified in the record.
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