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Technology director outlines computer lab refresh, new print server and camera upgrades
Summary
Technology Director Lahne Burns told the board the computer lab will receive new Windows 11 images and remote management tools, a new print server will replace a temporary fix, and the weight-room camera system will be upgraded to two 180-degree cameras.
Lahne Burns, Technology Director for Veribest ISD, presented multiple technology projects planned for summer 2026. Burns said a new Windows 11 image was created for the computer lab, with essential applications installed including Respondus LockDown Browser and the STAAR testing application, and that remote management software was implemented to allow the teacher to lock screens and remotely control lab machines. "This software will greatly improve classroom management and overall efficiency in the computer lab," Burns said.
Burns also described deploying a brand-new print server to replace a temporary on-the-fly solution and plans to upgrade the weight-room camera system to two 180-degree Reolink dome cameras for full-room coverage. Chromebook maintenance (USB/headphone port repairs) and routine server maintenance are scheduled to be completed before staff return in August.
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