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One of the biggest preparations is getting things ready and moving ahead with technology. Supt. Tahiliani said when she arrived, Everett was behind in the world of technology, and due to the pandemic, the district moved at light speed to try to catch up.
She said they are really focusing on the district’s technology capabilities now that they know what they can do from a year of remote learning.
“Every student in the district will be allowed a ChromeBook – not just for remote learning but for in-person learning with technology,” she said.
“The overall goal of this is to close the homework gap for students that don’t have connectivity,” she said. “We have shown tremendous growth in technology at EPS. To be honest, when I came in and found where the district was on this, we were not a leader in this area. But we have moved forward and wide very fast.”