How to Turn in a Work Order
Tech Staff should be contacted immediately if an emergency occurs such as:
Internet is down for 5 minutes or longer
Needing to know what a student has been looking at on the internet
Anything completely out of the ordinary like lewd images popping up on computer screen
In other instances, there are issues that arise that can sometimes be fixed by the user. Some of these common issues include:
Copier Issues
Chromebook Problems
Logging into WiFi
Classroom Phone Issues
General Computer/Monitor Problems
We have a Frequently Asked Questions page that will help you in these areas. If your technology issue isn't covered in our FAQs, please turn in a work order so that we can address your issue in a timely manner. To access our FAQs or turn in a work order CLICK HERE
Booneville School District is committed to integrating technology in the classroom to enhance student learning and prepare them for success in the digital age. We believe that technology can be a powerful tool to engage and motivate students, facilitate personalized learning, and foster creativity and innovation. By providing our students with access to cutting-edge technologies and high-quality digital resources, we aim to empower them with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
It is our belief that:
Technology can enhance learning experiences for students by providing them with access to a wide range of resources and interactive tools.
Technology can facilitate collaboration between students and teachers, allowing for more efficient communication and feedback.
Technology can personalize learning experiences, allowing for more individualized instruction that caters to each student’s unique needs and learning style.
Technology can increase student engagement by providing opportunities for interactive and immersive learning experiences.
Booneville School District must prepare students for today's workplace and the workplace of the future.
Booneville School District must prepare students to be life-long learners who are responsible for their own learning, skilled in accessing and processing information, confident in using technological tools, able to solve complex problems alone or collaboratively, capable of being creative and innovative, and able to communicate locally, nationally, and internationally.