Features Information Technologies

In Statesboro, Georgia, about 45 minutes outside of Savannah, Bulloch County Schools is on a mission to be a school system that offers students the opportunities to pursue the colleges and careers of their choice and become contributing members of society. This means providing students access to the technology tools, devices, programs and applications that […]

Claremont McKenna College (CMC) has been a fixture in undergraduate liberal arts education since 1946. Today, with more than 1,250 students in attendance, both undergraduate and graduate, the college has a curricular emphasis on economics, government and public affairs and is working to produce thoughtful, productive and responsible leaders through enhanced campus wide information technology […]

Located in the southwest corner of Alabama, Baldwin County is one of the largest, fastest-growing parts of the state. With 47 school campuses and some 30,000 students, the Baldwin County Public Schools serve an expansive area. Supporting these small communities, in which more than 70 percent of students qualify for free and reduced lunch, the […]

The shift to greater classroom technology is inevitable and now that it is hitting home in schools across the country, it’s up to school leadership to find ways to adopt and adapt while keeping student success and achievement front and center. Helping to smooth this transition in Aurora, Illinois, at the West Aurora School District 129 […]

In Salem, Virginia, the Salem City Schools (SCS) include Salem High School, Andrew Lewis Middle School, G.W. Carver Elementary, East Salem Elementary, South Salem Elementary and West Salem Elementary. All in all, the district has about 4,000 students in attendance. Jim Rieflin is the supervisor of technology and data management for SCS. As all levels […]

In his role as director of assessment and technology for the Carlsbad Unified School District (CUSD) in Carlsbad, California, Joseph Hartman works hard to provide the district’s students, faculty and staff with the technological solutions they need to succeed in an increasingly digital world. With nearly a decade of experience in information technology, Hartman is […]

In the Coachella Valley in Riverside County, California, the Coachella Valley Unified School District (CVUSD) is one of the poorest school districts in the country. Home to nearly 20,000 students, CVUSD covers a 1,250-mile range. Many students in the low-income region still do not have internet access at home, let alone personal devices. In the […]

As chief information officer (CIO) at Chicago’s Roosevelt University, it’s Neeraj Kumar’s emphasis on analytics and collaborative decision making that truly set the technology professional apart in his field. A mechanical engineer by training, Kumar first came to the United States in the early 1990s to pursue an MBA from Western Illinois University. Kumar then […]

Saint Michael’s College sits on a pristine 440-acre campus just outside of Burlington in Colchester, Vermont. Since 1904 the small liberal arts and sciences school has served students within a close-knit community. Saint Michael’s is currently home to 2,000 undergrads and more than 500 commuter and graduate students. With an 11:1 student-to-faculty ratio, Saint Michael’s […]

For more than 20 years, Sharon Golett has been building and leading technology initiatives at the Caddo Parish School Board. Joining the organization in 1993 as a systems programmer analyst, Golett went on to become network manager for the school board in 2005 before being promoted to director of information technology in 2009. In her […]