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2015‐16 Proposed Budget

Information Technology

Ed Crane

Director of Technology

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2015‐16 Proposed Budget

FY15 BOE Accomplishments

»

Refreshed QH technology : virtual desktop environment,

new machines for Promethean displays, regional printing and

a mobile lab

»

Improved Wi-Fi system at CLMS: support increasing usage

and pilot Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)

»

Continued to build on “anytime, anywhere”: expanded

virtual computing environment to support more students

»

Redesigned the telephone call flow and consolidated

resources in the schools to save reoccurring costs

»

Integrated student ID badges with

security, allowing control of access

at Waterford High School

»

School Gate

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2015‐16 Proposed Budget

FY15 Town Accomplishments

»

Upgraded the Town infrastructure to support new

technologies

»

Installed a new IP phone system for Town Hall,

Community Center, Police Department, Public Library

and Public Works; leveraged existing WPS phone system

infrastructure to save costs

»

Deployed new Police Department car data

technologies: better data collection and improved

efficiency

»

Upgraded Police Department core data systems and

software

»

Working on a new and improved

Town web site

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2015‐16 Proposed Budget

FY16 Needs

»

Improving WPS network infrastructure to support

changes in the learning environment

»

Anytime, anywhere learning moving to cloud-based

and web-based resources, collaborative systems and

expand BYOD

»

Refresh technology at OSW and CLMS

»

Pursue technology grants and maximize E-rate

funding to support the Technology Plan

»

Address older Town technology; design and plan to

get the systems current using cost effective

technology to meet the goals

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Historical Equipment Budget

$0

$50,000

$100,000

$150,000

$200,000

$250,000

$300,000

$350,000

$400,000

$450,000

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Fiscal

 

Year

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2015‐16 Proposed Budget

E-rate?

»

E-rate is a federal program that provides funding to assist

schools and libraries obtain affordable telecommunications

and Internet access.

»

In FY15, E-rate funding was used to offset costs associated

with local/long distance telephone and cell phone bills and

to fund the BOE website. The website is no longer eligible

for E-rate in FY16 due to program changes shifting away

from telecommunications and Internet services.

»

In FY16, E-rate is changing to focus on expanding funding of

Wi-Fi networks in elementary and secondary schools

which will support the broadband needs of

schools in today’s world of interactive,

individualized digital learning

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Equipment

Item

 

Description

Amount

Upgrade Wi

Fi

 

at

 

Quaker

 

Hill

 

(E

rate

 

opportunity)

$32,130

Printer/Peripheral

 

replacements

$12,000

Follow

 

Me

 

printer implementation

 

at

 

OSW

$5,000

Replace staff

 

laptops

 

at

 

OSW

$27,429

Replace Promethean

 

Board

 

computers

 

at

 

OSW

$20,850

Replace

 

Promethean Board

 

computers

 

at

 

CLMS

$19,460

Virtual desktops

 

for

 

labs

 

and

 

breakout

 

rooms

$24,000

Additional storage

 

due

 

to

 

increase

 

in

 

district

 

data

$9,000

Projector/Promethean replacement

 

pool

$10,000

Chromebook replacement

 

pool

$2,500

Laptop/Desktop replacement

 

pool

$4,000

Chromebook pilot

 

QH

$10,000

Bee

 

Bot

 

pilot at

 

elementary

 

schools

$4,025

Unscheduled

 

infrastructure

 

maintenance

  

and

 

EOL

$60,000

Equipment Total

 

$240,394

FY15

 

Equipment

 

Budget

$208,600

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Network Operating Software

Item

 

Description

Amount

AVG:

 

Renewal

 

of

 

Threat

 

Management

 

System

$5,379

Baracuda:

 

Renewal

 

of

 

Threat

 

Management System

$1,200

Deepfreeze:

 

100

User

 

Enterprise

$2,385

Logmein:

 

Remote Support

 

and

 

Meeting

 

Software

$999

M86:

 

Web

 

Filter

$1,200

Microsoft: 5

Pack

 

of

 

IT

 

Pro

 

Annual

 

Phone

$1,225

Microsoft: Client

 

Access

 

Licensing

 

Program

$8,500

SchoolDude: Cloud

based

 

Maintenance,

 

Helpdesk

 

and

 

Inventory

 

System

$9,957

Solarwinds:

 

System

 

Monitor

$1,700

Sonic Wall:

 

Gateway

 

Security

$1,900

SSL

 

Certs:

 

Security

 

Certificates

$2,800

Vericept: Web

 

Monitor

$1,100

Veritas:

 

System

 

Backup

$4,400

VMWare:

 

QH

 

&

 

BOE

 

12

 

Proc

 

plus

 

2

 

VCenters

$5,586

Virtual

 

Desktop:

 

District

 

Renewal

$13,800

Network

 

Operating

 

Software

 

Total

 

$62,131

FY15

 

Network

 

Operating

 

Software

 

Budget

$61,974

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School System Software

Item Description Amount

ADS: Finance System $16,466

Aesop: Substitute Management System $6,230 Aimsweb: Aimsweb Pro with Data Capture (210 students) $1,260 AppliTrack: HR Online Applicant System $6,000

Finn Scientific: Chemistry Inventory (WHS) $189 Follett: Web‐based Cloud (WHS) $7,926 IEP Direct: Special Education Suite & 504 Module $13,363 Naviance: School Counseling Suite (CLMS & WHS) & Alumni Tracker (WHS) $5,312 NovaNet: Expelled Students and Credit Recovery (WHS) $4,193

NWEA: MAP Testing (Grades 4‐10) $18,550

PowerSchool: Student Information System & Monitor/Update Service $14,797 ProQuest: Library Software (WHS) $6,020 Quia: Online Testing and Surveys $702 RTI Direct: Response to Intervention (SpEd) $4,480

School Gate: Elementary Visitor Check‐In System $1,275

School Messenger: Emergency Notification System $6,086

SchoolWires: Website and Community Collaboration & Mobile Application $8,500

SNAP: School Nurses Software $1,465

STAR Assessment: Universal Screening (Grades K‐3) $11,778

School System Software Total  $134,592

FY15 School System Software Budget $119,617

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Curriculum Software

Item Description Amount

Adam Interactive: Physiology $7,160 Atomic Learning: Tech Skills $343 Brainpop: Elementary & CLMS; WHS Spanish $4,489 Compscore: Special Education (5 copies) $1,040 Discovery Education: Unitedstreaming CLMS & WHS $4,595

Edhelper: Lab Software $1,079

Enchanted Learning: Elementary $375

Glogster: CLMS $290

Kidspiration: Elementary $5,000

Reading/Science A‐Z: Elementary $2,349 Learning A‐Z Razkids: Elementary $7,000 Lexia Reading/Math: District‐wide $6,088 Powtoons: CLMS Videos & Presentations $48 ProQuest: Culture Grams Online CLMS $665 Renaissance Learning: Accelerated Math WHS (250 users) $1,819 Renaissance Learning: Accelerated Reading Elementary $5,911 Type to Learn: Elementary & CLMS $400

Yabla: World Language $2,650

Curriculum Software Total  $51,301

FY15 Curriculum Software Budget $52,691

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2015‐16 Proposed Budget

Internet/Communications

Item

 

Description

Amount

Clark

 

Lane

 

Fiber

$2,160

Quaker

 

Hill

 

Fiber

$1,260

Oswegatchie

 

Fiber

$720

Great

 

Neck

 

Fiber

$6,480

Internet/Communications

 

Total

$10,620

FY15

 

Internet/Comm.

 

Budget

$17,700

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2015‐16 Proposed Budget

Support

Item

 

Description

Amount

AOS

$8,000

Packettec

$2,000

Dahl

$2,100

ePlus

$1,500

vBrick

$3,000

Sonic Security

$3,000

Infrastructure

 

Cisco Onsite

$11,000

CM

 

Support

 

– district

wide

$7,000

Support

 

Total

$37,600

FY15

 

Support

 

Budget

$37,600

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2015‐16 Proposed Budget

Repair

Item

 

Description

Amount

Battery

 

Backup

 

Devices

$5,000

Smartnet:

 

Spare

 

Parts

 

for

 

Repair

$8,000

Printer

 

Parts

 

for

 

Repair

$4,500

Computer

 

Labs

 

and

 

Classrooms

$6,000

Out

 

of

 

Warranty

 

Items

 

to

 

Manufacturer

$5,000

Interactive

 

Board

 

and

 

Video System

 

Maintenance

$6,000

Audio Video

 

/

 

Projectors

$4,000

Repair

 

Total

$38,500

FY15

 

Repair

 

Budget

$38,500

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2015‐16 Proposed Budget

Summary of IT Work

BOE

Work

 

Orders

Labor

 

Hours

FY13

2,047

4,946

FY14

1,998

4,854

TOWN

Work

 

Orders

Labor

 

Hours

FY13

504

935

FY14

475

970

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2015‐16 Proposed Budget

Technology Budget Summary

Account

13

14

Budget

14

15

Budget

15

16

Budget

Difference

Equipment

$130,463

$208,600

$240,394

$31,794

Operating

 

Software

$45,074

$61,974

$62,131

$157

School

 

System

 

Software

$111,324

$119,617

$134,592

$14,975

Curriculum

 

Software

$51,050

$52,691

$51,301

$1,390

Internet/Communications

$17,700

$17,700

$10,620

$7,080

Support

$38,138

$37,600

$37,600

$0

Repair

$38,500

$38,500

$38,500

$0

Totals

$432,249

$536,682

$573,338

$38,456

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