Technology
At Northeast Metro Tech, we are dedicated to equipping students with the technical expertise, practical skills, and mindset required to excel in a dynamic and technologically advanced world. As a vocational school, we emphasize integrating technology into every aspect of hands-on learning, ensuring students graduate prepared to thrive in their chosen trades and industries. Our commitment is to make technology a seamless and essential part of the educational journey, empowering students to become skilled professionals and active contributors to their communities.
Edward Lussier, Administrator of Technology & Facilities
David Gibbs, Systems Administrator
David Waugh, Technician
JB Nicolas, Database Administrator
The focus of the Chromebook program at Northeast Metro Tech is to provide tools and resources to empower the 21st-century learner. Excellence in education requires that technology is seamlessly integrated throughout the vocational and academic curriculum. Increasing access to technology is essential for preparing students for the future, and Chromebooks are a key tool in fostering this readiness. The individual use of Chromebooks allows students to maximize their potential and equips them with the skills needed for success in college, careers, and beyond.
Learning is a dynamic and collaborative process involving students, educators, parents, and the extended community. Technology immersion enhances, rather than replaces, the essential role of the teacher. By transforming teachers into facilitators of learning, Chromebooks enable effective teaching that integrates technology into the curriculum, supporting learning anytime and anywhere.
Students are issued a Chromebook when they first enter the school and will be reissued the same device each September.
Devices are collected at the end of each school year for updates and cleaning. Students will receive their updated Chromebook at the start of the new school year.
Support is available at the Tech Center, located next to the cafeteria, throughout the school day. Students must obtain a pass from their teacher to visit the Tech Center, where they can get help with hardware, software, or other tech issues.
Report any lost or stolen devices immediately to the Tech Center or a school administrator. Timely reporting ensures that the school can take appropriate action to secure or replace the device.
No. Students should not write on their Chromebooks or add/remove stickers. This ensures the device remains in good condition for future use.
To keep your Chromebook in good condition, follow these steps for cleaning:
No. If your Chromebook is damaged, bring it to the Tech Center for professional repair. Attempting to repair the device yourself can void warranties or cause further damage.
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