Tech & Learning Summit Honors Innovative School District Leaders
The Tech & Learning Leadership Summit in Boston recently concluded with an award ceremony honouring exceptional administrators for their innovative work in school districts. The event focused on professional development, including discussions on data privacy, digital wellness, and changing pedagogy.
One of the awardees was Laurie Guyon, Coordinator for Model Schools Washington-Saratoga-Warren-Hamilton-Essex BOCES. She received the 'Best Overall Implementation of Technology' award for her outstanding support to hundreds of educators. Guyon created digital resources for hybrid and virtual teaching, demonstrating a commitment to keeping education accessible and engaging.
In the realm of data privacy, Kim Ramos, Technology Instructional Coach in the North Kingstown School District, won the 'Best Implementation of Data Privacy' award. Ramos created a comprehensive plan to vet digital tools and educated staff on best practices, ensuring the safety and privacy of students and educators.
Andrew Wallace, Director of Technology at South Portland Maine Schools, took home the 'Most Innovative Learning Spaces' award. He refreshed instructional spaces with Lightspeed-Tek audio distribution systems and Promethean interactive touch panels, amplifying 'student voice' and agency.
The Summit concluded with these notable winners, showcasing the innovative work being done in school districts across the region. These awards highlight the dedication of administrators to enhancing student learning experiences through technology and data privacy best practices.
