The Board is being asked to approve Michael Johnson as a Teacher on Special Assignment serving as Elementary Instructional Tech Integrator across four elementary schools from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. This is a dedicated role focused on integrating technology into instruction at Colonial Village, Errick Road, Tuscarora, and West Street Elementary Schools. Creation and staffing of an instructional tech integrator often precedes renewed attention to classroom devices, digital curriculum, learning platforms, and teacher training. EdTech vendors and professional development providers can view this as a buying trigger, approaching the integrator and district leaders with solutions that support technology integration, content adoption, and data-informed instruction for the elementary grades.
Role spans all four elementary schools, signaling district-wide focus on instructional technology in...
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