All staff who are off for the summer that have district issued laptops are required to turn them into their building's technician for upgrades and maintenance by May 25th. You can pick your laptop back up on one of three different dates below. In most cases, there will be no
need to to do major work on your laptop that could result in the loss of locally stored data and files. However, if major work of this kind is needed, you will be contacted first by your technician to discuss the possible solutions. Leave your summer contact information, login credentials for your computer (not email), and power cord/charger with your technician when you turn in your laptop. You are highly encouraged to keep your documents in your Google Drive account instead of on the local drive. To do so, see instructions here.
If you need your laptop back as soon as possible, you can pick it up on or after June 15th if you tell your technician that you will need it on the 15th when you turn it in.
If you need your laptop over the summer, but not right away. Please choose to pick it up on or after June 29th. Please tell your technician that you will need it on the 29th when you turn it in.
All other laptops will be issued back to you when you return to work in August.
Next school year, we will be refreshing the oldest laptops with newer ones. If your laptop is especially old or not working well, please let your technician know when you turn it in so we can assess it for possible replacement.
By May 25th or sooner, please turn in your laptop to the following technicians. Email them to determine the time and place to turn in your laptop.
Northern Schools (ECE, Charles Hay, & Bishop) turn in laptops to Helder Perez.
Southern Schools (CFHSC, Cherrelyn, & Clayton) turn in laptops to Becky Clemons.
TEC Schools (ELA, EMS, EHS) turn in laptops to Marvin Carmack or Tom Hastings.
RDAB and Duell/OMT turn in your laptops to Mark Thiel.
Teachers, please remember to give us your anonymous input on the Annual Tech Dept Survey to help us improve our services. You can find it at https://goo.gl/forms/Pk5CmPgYq9oJfKns2.
Last Call for Input on Future Student Technology!
As we begin to research the technology options that will work best for Englewood, the Future Technology committee is looking for your feedback. Please take a few minutes to fill out this survey here. We really appreciate your input. The survey will close Sunday, April 30th.
Check out this new video that provides a snapshot of Englewood's Gifted Program philosophy in alignment with our strategic plan.
Englewood Gifted Program
Arts Alive Week at Clayton Elementary
Clayton Elementary displayed over 3,000 works of art and put on several performances for Arts Alive Week 2017. The theme this year was "Well I Wonder." As always, it's been an amazing week!
Congratulations to the 6th grade students at Charles Hay for presenting their exhibition projects! These projects represent months of research and hard work.
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