The Cleveland Metropolitan School District has been focused on offering “digital acceleration” to its students this year by adding new technological resources for students like Wi-Fi on buses and a universal identification badge.
CLEVELAND, Ohio-- The Cleveland Metropolitan School District has been focused on offering “digital acceleration” to its students this year by adding new technological resources for students like Wi-Fi on buses, a universal
identification badge and interactive displays, said Curtis Timmons, the chief information officer for the district’s information technology division.Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission.
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