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1994 JUL-DEC-HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE
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1994 JUL-DEC-HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE
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Merry Sue likes this solution . Connecting doors between classrooms is an <br /> important issue to the teachers. <br /> TECHNOLOGY <br /> Steve said he and Mike had a meeting and they now have a better idea of the <br /> absolute base requirements for wiring. There is still a question as to who <br /> to use for a consultant for the next step. They think Childs is a light <br /> weight for what we want. Technology subcommittee will ask the Committee to <br /> find another consultant to carry us through the next phase . <br /> Paul suggests the Committee proceed in hiring Tavaras Design Associates but <br /> for the technology scope - wait. John Childs has completed his <br /> recommendation under his current contact. He was only to recommend an <br /> overall scope of technology . Childs said he passed a sample RFP and <br /> computer technology plan to Dr . DeMoura and he will also be sending it to <br /> Paul . Dr. DeMoura said he hasn' t seen anything . <br /> Paul suggested this Committee take one meeting to discuss only technology <br /> issues; to get an understanding of what the Committee wants. <br /> Paul said Childs ' theory is lap tops will begin to phase in. How many <br /> years is the question . He thinks PCs have only a 5 year life cycle . He <br /> suggests schools provide "slots" for hook ups of lap tops. Our library , as <br /> designed, has no provision for lap tops . <br /> Ed said they are designing an Arts and Science Center and it is being wired <br /> so every chair in the school has the capacity to be connected to the local <br /> network. They arrived at the same conclusion - kids now carry lap tops. <br /> Dr. DeMoura said lap tops is a good discussion but he does not foresee a <br /> lot of children in this community having lap tops in the next 5 years . <br /> Paul said Mashpee has 5 years from approval of this project to spend all <br /> only buy technology that is needed for da 1 and <br /> the money. We should9Y Y <br /> YY Y <br /> then, by year 5 , if there is a drastic re-thinking in educational <br /> technology, the School Department can make the adjustment. <br /> Steve agreed devoting a meeting to technology is a good idea. He said even <br /> the connections under chairs for lap tops in 5 years will be obsolete. <br /> They have to put in the base systems that will last the longest and that is <br /> fairly easy to do. <br /> Paul spoke with someone at Bell Labs who is willing to be available, by <br /> phone, for questions during the Committee's discussion. <br /> The Committee has to narrow down what they want in a technology consultant. <br /> What do we think we need? You can then determine where Childs stands. <br /> Steve said there are a few things to be addressed immediately that effect <br /> cost. <br /> Paul said the Committee should first use Childs fully to the contract he <br /> has been paid - to extract ideas. The Committee and the Superintendent <br /> must then know and have a vision of what they want and how to run the <br /> school and then they can begin to address it. <br /> Ed Frenette said they are doing 4 high schools now and technology is a big <br /> problem for everyone. <br /> 5 <br />
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