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Unprecedented Push To Educate Remotely Means Big Ask Of School Technology In Texas And Beyond
When Gov. Greg Abbott closed schools on March 19 to slow the spread of COVID-19, he kicked off an unprecedented push to educate students remotely in Texas. Kenneth Thompson has been running nonstop for weeks, and he is tired. The Chief Information Technology officer for the San Antonio Independent School District is trying to put a device in each students’ hands — 4th through 12th grade. “We’re doing in three weeks what we have planned…
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