Hello All:
My apologies if this message is sent twice. I made some silly mistakes
having to do with folders and the like. In any case:
Hi, my name is Casey Callendrello, I'm a senior at Phillips Exeter
Academy. Next year I'll be studying Computer Science at Columbia
University. I've been a
Believe it or not, I don't think it would be much of an issue convincing
the school board to use Linux. They are incredibly stingy:
You *are* talking about public education in the state of New Hampshire.
Remember, this is the state which is *still* debating how to fund an equal
education to
Believe it or not, I don't think it would be much of an issue convincing
the school board to use Linux. They are incredibly stingy:
You *are* talking about public education in the state of New Hampshire.
Remember, this is the state which is *still* debating how to fund an equal
education to
Casey,
This is very cool. I live in Kingston and as member of a town abutting
Exeter
I would hope that any successful efforts made there can spill over somehow.
I'd like to offer my support, Let me know when you're ready to plan and
execute
your attacks.
-Andy
Casey Callendrello wrote:
Hell
Casey,
I have given talks to various chambers of commerce and school boards regarding
the use of Linux in education. My talks show that Linux and Open Source
not only save money, but lead to a better and more vibrant learning experience.
I would be happy to give such a talk at a local meeting (R
Casey, Jon, et. al.,
This past Fall I recall speaking with colleague who happens to be
a member of a Portsmouth school system steering commitee and
his potential interest in introducing the open source concept there. I would
like to invite him discussions/presentations as well.
-Andy
Jon Hall w
Folks,
I'm Bill Cornell. This past year I've been off-and-on involved with the Rye school system's technical directions through SAU50. (SAU50 covers Portsmouth, Greenland, Rye, and Newcastle.)
My focus has been on the computer network the school is trying to put in place. Keeping in mind that sch
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There have been several iterations of equipment donations to the Rye
Public School System($$), but think the equipment piece is just the tip
of the iceberg.
That's true. When I was a district technology coordinator I would
routinely dismiss concerns about hardware;
Dear all:
Wow! Quite a response. Thanks guys. Currently, my plan is to find out the name of
the Technology Coordinator at EHS and start from there. As things go on, I can
forsee the need for a meeting, especially if the administration is receptive.
If the TC is unreceptive, then I guess we
