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With information technology our mission is to support the advancement of life-long learning in a quality, technology-rich, secure environment where students and staff develop skills to be successful citizens in this 21st century global community.  Our vision is to provide a seamless, efficient network of collaboration that enables each learner to be actively engaged in the learning process by providing technology tools and resources that maximize student achievement.

In keeping with that mission and vision, over the past three years we have invested funds in technology to provide the following: enhanced internal communications between our 16 campuses; interactive SMARTBoards and projectors in our classrooms; laptops for teachers; computer-based testing resources such as Measure Academic Progress (MAP); increased bandwidth for video and Internet-based research; wireless Internet access; teacher access to student folders on the network; and an integrated student information system for student records, grade books and records access for parents.

To support these investments we have placed technology support liaisons at each school and an instructional technology specialist provides district-wide instruction on how to infuse this technology into the classroom experience.

Students are surrounded by technology at home and in the world, and now the school system has given teachers the tools to better engage students in the learning process using technology.

The technology is making paper-less classrooms as teachers pair their laptops, the SMARTBoard and other resources to store lesson plans, create teaching blogs, and access any number of video, audio and print resources to support their lessons.  With remote-control-like devices provided to students, teachers can even give pop quizzes from the SMARTBoard that are instantaneously graded and placed in the teacher’s online grade book. Teachers are even filming their lessons and uploading them to YouTube for students who are absent or want to review.

In addition to classroom technology upgrades, our school system has implemented Voice over IP (VOIP), thin client computing, data virtualization, video distribution, teacher laptops, Internet bandwidth upgrades, and network infrastructure upgrades to support wireless in our schools.

Key Contacts
Craig Liggett
Chief Information Officer
Information Systems

Staci Jewell
Administrative Assistant

Tommy Nelson
Network Engineer

David Fisher
Database Engineer

Krystal Grell
Systems Engineer

Richard Clark
Communications Engineer

Rob Cannady
Technology Support Spec.

Janna Adams
Technology Support Spec.