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District to roll Chromebook rotation and adopt CrisisGo for emergency communications
Summary
Technology staff outlined a four-year Chromebook refresh for elementary and middle schools, an E-Rate submission to upgrade wireless access points, conversion of Bluebonnet to teacher laptops, adoption of CrisisGo to replace Raptor, and plans to allow off-campus camera access.
Technology staff told the board they have submitted an E-Rate plan to upgrade wireless access-point switches districtwide and are implementing a four-year Chromebook rotation plan for the Elementary and Middle School. The district is transitioning Bluebonnet tools from desktops to teacher laptops and finalizing Red Rover integration. Staff said they will roll out CrisisGo for emergency communications "instead of Raptor" and are working to permit camera access from off-campus.
The technology report also noted an update to staff contact information in School Status and described work to finalize camera and access permissions with staff. Trustees did not vote on any technology purchases at this meeting.
