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Every school district is different with its own ideas, budgets, and champions. Here are a few ways educators have successfully implemented Kajeet solutions.
Cañon City Schools Fremont RE-1 is a K-12 district covering Cañon City, Colorado, with 33 percent of students eligible for free and reduced-price lunch. Like many school districts, Cañon City has...
Located in the central San Joaquin Valley of California, Merced Union High School District (MUHSD) is a diverse district serving approximately 10,000 students, 64 percent of whom qualify for free...
The Raytown School District in Missouri is committed to providing its nearly 9,000 K-12 students, more than 50 percent of whom qualify for the free and reduced-cost lunch program, with an...
Beaufort County middle schools in South Carolina issued all of their students a laptop. However, in some areas of the county, students had difficultly using the laptops for homework because they...
In 2014 Springfield Public Schools, Missouri’s largest school district, welcomed a new superintendent with a passion for innovative education, Dr. John Jungmann. Springfield Public Schools serve...
Beekmantown Central School District, a rural district of 2,070 students in upstate New York, was on a mission to be the most progressive educational institution in the area. When excess capital...
When the Lawrence Public School District began introducing digital curricula in 2014, it instituted a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policy, relying on students to use their own laptops and tablets...
In a school district where budgets are extremely tight — like Pontiac, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit — spending more than is absolutely necessary to ensure Internet connectivity for their...
Access to the Internet can transform students’ lives by putting invaluable information and resources at their fingertips. For low-income students, that access has the power to ultimately change...
When Melissa Motes, Director of Instructional Technology for DeKalb Independent School District (DeKalb ISD), was planning to implement a 1-to-1 technology program for the students in her school...
When a bond levy was passed in 2012, funding was allocated for technology improvements at Worthington Schools. The district created a team of students, teachers, administrators and community...
Lamar Consolidated Independent School District (CISD) educates 30,800 students in the Houston, Texas, area, where 40 percent qualify for free and reduced-cost lunch. In 2013, Lamar CISD was...
Despite facing challenges that are common in large, urban school districts today, Chicago Public Schools has been on the leading edge of innovation regarding the use of mobile devices in their...
Technology was in a sorry state at Affton School District in 2012: The infrastructure was fragile, there was struggling wireless connectivity in the school, students were using antiquated...
As students in Fayette County, Georgia, get ready to take the Georgia Milestones Assessment this year, Title I Coordinator Clarice Howard is concerned about how the students in her district with...
There are many struggles for first-generation immigrants to overcome when they move to this country. South Carolina's Richland District Two is hoping to set these families up for success by...
With close to 72 percent of the student population considered economically disadvantaged, school administrators for Cincinnati Public Schools know that a brighter future begins with a better...
