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That change to a “full-day, five-day” schedule happened at the beginning of this school year, but the parties just finished the details of the contract.
The agenda also includes a $52,000 contract with NextStep Networking for “review of managed IT services” for the district. NextStep will help DPS create a “request for proposals” to hire a company to oversee technology services.
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Four weeks ago, district officials had a spirited debate over how to evaluate both student-facing educational technology, as well as a broader look at technology issues across the district.
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