School Board considers future technology needs
March 9, 2010
Technology needs now and in the future were discussed by the Boone Central School Board during its monthly meeting Monday night, March 8.
The Technology Committee has been meeting monthly and receiving teachers’ input. Deb Larson, high school technology coordinator, Spanish teacher Jeremy Struckman and middle school teacher Jeff Hayes were present to address the board. They requested new laptops for the middle school and a computer upgrade for the library, as well as a laptop for the school lunchroom.
The total technology budget for this year is about $116,000 for both new equipment and upgrades. Superintendent Cory Worrell said the goal is to have a consistent technology budget with a planned replacement program for technology items.
Details in the March 10 Albion News Print Edition.
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