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W h a t ’ s N E X T i n S e c u r e K - 1 2 L e a r n i n g E n v i r o n m e n t s Introduction As K-12 networ ks grow and more sc hools and districts move towa rd o ne-t o-o ne c omp uti ng p rogr ams, the need has ne ver b een g reate r fo r s ecu re l ear n ing enviro nmen ts. Security in schools and administrative offices is a concer n for K[...]
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Cheltenham T ownship School District — Enhancing Student Safety Cheltenham T ownship School District in P ennsylvania was looking for a way to enhance the educational envir on - ment and security for the school district’ s 4,700 students and more than 600 staff members. Cheltenham needed to establish district-wide communications capabilities, w[...]
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Ridley High School is the newly constructed high school for the Ridle y School District. Ridley High has a student body of 1,600 students in grades nine through 12 . Don Otto, director of computer and network services for the Ridley School District, has been ag gressive in his use of technolog y to impro ve communica tions, security and safety in t[...]
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F or more information on what Alcatel-Lucent can do for your district, visit www .Alcatel-Lucent.com. This Converge Thought Leadership Profile was sponsored by Alcatel•Lucent. © 2007 e.Republic Inc. All rights reser ved. Printed in the U.S.A. OmniAccess SafeGuard lets districts peer dee per into ne two rk tr af f ic to d et er mi ne wh at us er [...]