The Board approved the appointment of Michael Davola as District Director of Instructional Technology effective July 1, 2026, with a probationary term through June 30, 2030. This creates a new or refreshed leadership point for how the district will plan, procure, and manage educational and administrative technology over at least the next four years. For vendors, this is a clear buying trigger: a new IT instruction leader will likely assess current classroom tech, digital curriculum tools, infrastructure, and PD around technology-enhanced instruction.Early conversations can focus on his vision for device ecosystems, learning platforms, cybersecurity, AI tools, and teacher support as he shapes his first 1–2 year roadmap.

Position is at district level, suggesting influence across MS/HS and elementary schools on instructional and classroom technology decisions.