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District outlines multi-year technology plan, cybersecurity training and device upgrades
Summary
Byron-Bergen presented a technology plan that emphasizes digital citizenship, Google Classroom expansion, Maia Learning use, ParentSquare communications, Frontline forms and cybersecurity training; the district reported infrastructure investments including new switches and 45 ViewSonic boards.
Director of Technology & Assessment J. Back presented the district’s technology plan and six goals intended to bolster college-and-career readiness, communication, professional development, student social-emotional learning, and facilities. The plan calls for wider implementation of digital citizenship curriculum, expanded use of Google Classroom for grades 3–12, continued rollout of Maia Learning, and more targeted professional development for instructional technology.
The district reported concrete infrastructure steps: use of E-Rate funding for new network switches, purchase of new Chromebooks, and installation of 45 ViewSonic boards districtwide to replace older displays. The plan also includes districtwide cybersecurity training (KnowB4) and data-privacy quizzes for staff. J. Back noted the district is "intentional about software purchases and usage" while the technology committee evaluates needs.
