Unified needs technology upgrade
District hopes three-year plan will help
Many schools are using hardware that is “becoming antiquated at best,” School Board member Don Nielsen said Monday.
He asked his fellow board members to take a hard look at the technology plan and an accompanying analysis by Unified’s instructional technology department that pointed out the need to address the aging technology.
“I would see this as a stepping-off point, possibly down the road, for resurrecting the technology referendum,” Nielsen said. “It’s quite obvious in talking to the staff that our technology needs are growing.”
http://www.journaltimes.com/articles/2008/06/18/local_news/doc4859b4e1c3ae7771347308.txt
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In the business world, capital money is not spent without proven justification. If doubt is present, a pilot program is usually the first step!
educationreform
Your headline is absolutly hysterical!
Yes, the BOHICA policy is alive and well at RUSD.
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