Educational Technology

Providing an educational environment that supports all learners at high-levels is relevant and central to our mission. It prepares students to be contributing global citizens. Critical areas of focus include:

Leadership and Vision for 21st century teaching & learning.
A high performing Technology Infrastructure that connects students to the learning community from home and school, and provides the necessary technology tools and resources to support their learning.
Targeted Professional Development to continuously improve student achievement and integrate 21st century skills into their core curriculum.
Curriculum, Assessment and Instruction that integrates 21st century student outcomes using data driven decision making in support of continuous student improvement.
Forming strong Partnerships with and securing Funding from outside organizations (i.e. local school community, businesses, K-12 districts, higher ed institutions, local, state and federal government and other educational organizations) to support goals and initiatives.

The Technology Advisory Committee is comprised of Technology Directors and Coordinators who work collaboratively throughout the school year to support each other as 21st Century Educational Technology Leaders.

Technology Advisory Committee:

Richard Bouchard – Medway Public Schools
Jean Conkey – Dover Sherborn Public Schools
Kathy Dooley – Hopkinton Public Schools
Alan Graham - Ashland Public Schools
Mary McNamara - Holliston Public Schools
Grace Magley - Millis Public Schools
Diane Menzies – Keefe Tech Regional High School
Michael O'Brien - Sudbury Public Schools
Eoin O'Corcora - Medfield Public Schools
Tim Rapoza - Franklin Public Schools
Dennis Roche – Natick Public Schools
Adam Seldow - Framingham Public Schools
Pam Shufro – Medfield Public Schools