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TECHNOLOGY REPLACEMENT PLAN

INFORMATION REPORT NO. 5AUGUST 15, 2017

DR. JACQUELINE PEREZ, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT, EDUCATIONAL SERVICESSTEPHEN DICKINSON, CHIEF BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL OFFICERFRANK SCHLUETER, DIRECTOR, EDUCATIONALTECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION SERVICES

PURPOSE

• Discuss a proposal to replace aging Teacher Laptops and keep them current with an ongoing Replacement Plan

• Propose an ongoing replacement plan for Student Devices (Chromebooks)

• Propose an ongoing replacement plan for Staff Computers

• Describe the roll-out and implementation plan

GUSD LCAP PRIORITIES

3

1-1:Improveacademicachievement forall students.1-2:Ensureallstudentsarecollegeand/orcareerreadyupongraduation.

MaximizeStudent

Achievement

1

2-1:Supportthesocial,emotional,andphysicalneeds ofall students.2-2:Provideservicesandconditionsthatsupportstudentlearning.2-3:ProvideteacherswithtoolsandtrainingtoimplementStateacademicstandards.2-4:ProvidestudentswithaccesstosupportinterventionsandInstructionaltoolsforlearning.

CreateaCulture

ofLearning

2

3-1:Createapositiveenvironmentandopportunitiesforstudentstoconnectwiththeirschoolandcommunity

3-2:Engagefamiliesandcommunitytosupportstudentlearning.Increase

Engagement

3

TEACHER LAPTOPS

Selection Process

1. Request for Proposal (RFP)

2. Utilize a Device Comparison Matrix

3. Pilot the devices with 22 K-12 participants

4. Survey the participants after usage

TEACHER LAPTOPS:DEVICE COMPARISON MATRIX

CLOSING SURVEY: FEATURES

CLOSING SURVEY: RECOMMENDED DEVICE

LAPTOP IMPLEMENTATION

Quantity Wave 1 Wave 2 Wave 3 Wave 4 Wave 5 Add'l Waves

Teachers 1200 ✓ ✓ ✓

Supt. / Asst. Supt. 6 ✓

Directors 17 ✓

Principals 30 ✓

Assoc./Asst. Principals 29 ✓

Counselors 30 ✓

Occupational Therapist 13 ✓

Psychologist 34 ✓

Speech/Language Therapist 17 ✓

Nurse 16 ✓

Other 600 ✓

STUDENT DEVICES: CHROMEBOOKS• LCAP Goal 2.4: student-to-device ratio shall be 3 to 1

• January 2014: GUSD began purchasing Chromebooks

• June 2014: Chromebook quantity reached 1,300

• June 2015: Chromebook quantity reached 4,900

• June 2016: Chromebook quantity reached 8,400

• Today GUSD has almost 10,000 devices

• Some Chromebooks are reaching their 4 year life expectancy

STUDENT DEVICES: CHROMEBOOKS

Chromebook FiguresProduct Life Cycle (yrs): 4

Name of Students: 26,000

Student to Device Ratio: 3 to 1

Quantity Chromebooks Needed for 3:1: 8,667

Chromebook Replacements Needed Annually: 2,167

Annual Chromebook Costs

Item Cost (ea.)

Quantity Needed per

Year Cost per Year

Chromebook $ 302 2167 $ 654,333

RECOMMENDATION

• Allocate $352,590 annually for five years for the lease of 1,200 Lenovo Yoga 370 laptops for teachers

• Allocate approximately $66,000 one time to provide all teachers with capability to wirelessly project to their classroom displays

• Allocate $654,333 annually to sustain the quantity of Chromebooks needed for a 3-to-1 student/device ratio

• Allocate $220,000 annually to sustain other staff computers

QUESTIONS?THANK YOU.

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