Ephrata SD receives $110K grant for digital whiteboards
Ephrata Middle School student Bernice Hansen uses a Promethean Board in her robotics class to share some of the coding she's created. More than one student can screen share at a time to collaborate and compare their work.
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Sarah Vasquez is the Ephrata School District's director of technology, career and education. She recently worked with other staff and state officials to help the district place Promethean digital whiteboards in nearly 30 classrooms. She says her goal is to integrate the tech into classrooms so that it benefits students.
EPHRATA — The Ephrata School District Board of Directors accepted a $110,000 federal grant which will be used to purchase Promethean digital boards and training for teachers to integrate them into their classrooms.
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