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Scurry-Rosser reports completion of 1:1 device rollout, upgrades to network
Summary
Technology Director Mark Sampson told trustees the district completed a five‑year transition to a 1:1 student device program, rewired networks at several schools, and maintains "approximately two additional gigabits of bandwidth beyond current needs."
Mark Sampson, the district's Technology Director, updated the board on IT improvements during the Feb. 23 meeting. He reported the district finished a five‑year initiative to move to a 1:1 student device program, completed network rewiring at the middle school and portions of the high school, and improved Wi‑Fi at the High School Ag Building and the maintenance barn.
On capacity, Sampson said the district maintains "approximately two additional gigabits of bandwidth beyond current needs," a buffer he described as providing ample capacity for future growth and expanded technology use in classrooms.
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