*UPDATE: 1:21 PM, 10/28/16* Normal internet and network operation has now been restored district-wide. We identified a network policy that was creating an inordinate amount
Year: 2016

Chromebooks have become ubiquitous in the education sector, but I’m often met with confusion when I mention a Chromebook to somebody outside of the school
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The issue reported previously relating to a Gmail service disruption has now been resolved. We’ll continue to keep you up-to-date on the status of critical
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We have implemented a small feature change to allow domain auto-complete for students logging in to Chromebooks. Rather than having to enter their a full Google
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