We’re having school Friday! #d303learns

Nearly 690,000 pages printed in D303 since 01/01/19. This does not include copies.

D303 Storage Arrays typically perform at a latency level well below 500 micro seconds, which allows faster delivery of services like our website, eSchool, and network logins. #themoreyouknow

There have been nearly 11 million total emails and 2.5 million files shared at D303 this school year. #whoa #funfact

CPU usage from one of our general virtualization hosts. The spikes in MHz last night reflect the running of backup processes and the ramp up today shows increased demand due to staff and students arriving.

Usually takes awhile for new features to reach education customers.... but look what’s coming! Gmail gets a useful right-click menu – TechCrunch techcrunch.com/2019/02/11/gma…

Wredling band concert live stream! Weather cancellations bringing innovation. wredling.d303.org/winter-concert

#droppinsciencelikegalileo

Yep....

Protecting Student Data Privacy is good, but this bill needs work. Please help!

Projectors, projectors everywhere.....

Chromebook status: Collected!

Is something different today? I can’t figure it out.... #d303firstday

Thompson Middle School kicks off school year with upgraded classrooms, state-of-the-art equipment School District 303 bit.ly/2H9nEXf

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A day of technology security discussion. #dontuwishuwereme

Mr. Matt Smith, Executive Director of Technology, helped Anderson Elementary Kindergartners use #BeeBots coding tools to retell the story of the "Three Billy Goats Gruff." #D303Learns #InnovativeLearning #D303Pride

Davis 1st and 2nd graders got some hands on learning with creating simple machines in our STREAM Lab. Thank you to the St. Charles Education Foundation for the grant to purchase the Lego for Education kits for our students!

Mario Kart Tour on a Sdreenbeam? #nerdlife