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Poway Unified School District Located in Southern California, Poway Unified School District (USD) serves the educational needs of 33,000 students in grades K-12. Marc Ludwig, systems engineer for the district, was tasked with replacing the school’s Web filtering solution, as it struggled to meet the federal Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) compliance requirements. Poway needed a steadfast, hardware-based product that ensured students weren’t able to turn off the proxy server on school workstations to access inappropriate material. Ludwig sought a dependable, user-friendly Web filtering solution that would comply with CIPA and satisfy price points. > Learn More |
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Greenwood School District Greenwood Community Schools is comprised of one high school, one middle school and four elementary schools, totaling 3,800 students. The school system, nationally recognized for its advancements in technology, provides a culture that engages all students in completing high quality work resulting in continuously increasing the level of knowledge, skill, and responsibility of a citizen in a democratic society. > Learn More |
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Harding Academy Located in Nashville, TN, Harding Academy is home to nearly 500 students in grades K-8. As technology and the Internet continued to permeate the curriculum, Matt Powers, Information Systems Director, began to receive reports about pupils accessing inappropriate material. In addition, he also noticed the network’s bandwidth being compromised due to frequent visits to video download and sport sites. In order to crack down on non-educational Web use and increase throughput, Harding Academy needed a robust Web filtering tool that required minimal hands-on maintenance. > Learn More |
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Kannapolis City Schools The Kannapolis City School System was created by the North Carolina Legislature on March 28, 1935. The mission of Kannapolis City Schools is to provide all students with skills, knowledge and attitudes needed to be successful as flexible life-long learners and as confident, productive and caring persons. > Learn More |
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Liberty County School District Liberty County School District focuses on K-12 education and strives to promote academic excellence, good citizenship and enhanced learning experiences through the use of technology. The district consists of 12,000 students and staff members across 17 locations. IT administrators discovered that students were getting around the district’s software-based Web filter to access social-networking sites, blogs and wikis during school hours. This prompted the IT department to search for a more advanced, user- friendly solution in order to make sure students and staff were using the Internet for educational purposes. The district also needed an effective filtering solution in place to be eligible for federal E-rate funding. > Learn More |
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Nueva Esperanza Charter School Nueva Esperanza Academy Charter High School is a comprehensive college preparatory four-year high school enrolling 650 students in grades nine thru twelve. The school opened in the fall of 2000 and graduated its first senior class in the spring of 2004. Nueva Esperanza was founded to serve the educational needs or North Philadelphia, Nueva Esperanza opened in the fall of 2000 and graduated its first senior class in the spring of 2004. > Learn More |
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Palm Springs Univied School District William Carr, IT director for the Palm Springs Unified School District, is responsible for a network of over 118 servers and 5,850 computers at 24 schools. He oversees a department of 19 information technology (IT) professionals tasked with keeping the school district’s networks and workstations running smoothly. Like all districts, Palm Springs understands how vital the Internet is to education research and connectivity among students, teachers and administrators. William was not satisfied with the Webfiltering software solution he inherited when he came to Palm Springs. > Learn More |
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River Forest Community School Located in Northwest Indiana, River Forest Community School serves the educational needs of 1,500 students in grades K-12. Bryan Daulton, the Director of Technology, was tasked with finding a reliable Internet filtering tool to comply with CIPA (the Children’s Internet Protection Act) and enable the school to receive federal funding. Its current software solution was not sufficient, with peer-to-peer (P2P) activities running rampant, and students frequently sidestepping it to visit non-schoolwork related websites. River Forest required a solution that would enable it to qualify for funding while meeting its reporting requirements. > Learn More |
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Rochester Community Unit School District The Rochester CUSD is a K-12 school district located near Springfield, IL and has 135 employees serving approximately 2400 students from Rochester and the surrounding communities. The district has two campuses, one with high school and junior high students; the other housing elementary and middle school students. > Learn More |
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