The Tattnall County School District is committed to doing whatever it takes to ensure a quality education that affirms ALL students’ value and worth and will lead to high school graduation and productive citizenship.
The Tattnall County School District will utilize innovative strategies to ensure ALL students will be successful today and prepared for tomorrow.
1. Attain High academic Achievement and Success
2. Build Positive Relationships
3. Maintain Organizational Effectiveness
Tattnall County Board of Education
The Tattnall County School System recognizes that technology enhances student learning and positively affects student performance. Our goal is to prepare students to be skilled and knowledgeable workers and contributing citizens. The ability to gather, manipulate, and present data, using technology as a medium, is a required skill in every workplace.
Our school district supports our students and staff by providing technology-rich classrooms. Professional learning is offered to staff to learn how to leverage digital resources for content and student engagement.
Our sophisticated infrastructure provides broadband internet access to every classroom. A wireless canopy enables users to be mobile and interactive.
We provide a helpdesk application for servicing our staff and administrators. Digital resources support our curriculum at all grade levels.
Instruction Technology:
Teachers' Essential Guide to Google Classroom
Phone System:
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Student to Device Ratio |
1.5:1 |
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PC Inventory |
1100 |
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Chrome Devices |
4200 |
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Interactive Whiteboards |
325 - 1:classroom |
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Projectors |
325 - 1:classroom |
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Bandwidth |
900 MBPS |
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WiFi Access |
1:Classroom |
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Connection to Schools |
20 GBPS |
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LAN Connection within schools |
10 GBPS |
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Mission |
Graduation for every student and productive citizenship |
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Goals |
Follow district strategic plan; provide support to curriculum, staff, and students |
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Technology Vision |
Increase instructional technology coaching; Upgrade classroom technologies to include flat panel displays; Maintain one chromebook cart per classroom; Upgrade district and school websites; Upgrade firewall; Improve data security; Offer more training on online safety |
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Current Reality |
Source: State technology inventory; Local asset inventory; Teacher surveys; PLU responses |
