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The district has developed a set of educational specifications for the standard elementary, middle and high school campus. These specifications contain instructional, environmental, structural, as well as technological standards to be used in all elementary, middle and high schools. As we construct or renovate schools, these technology standards become part of the construction specifications for that campus. Internal cabling for Internet access is one of those standards as are servers and operating systems that allow those connections to occur. To continue to support the instructional programs in the district, the following services are needed: Timeline Service Needed 2013-2016 Continuation of phone service to campuses and individual classrooms 2013-2016 Continuation of maintenance and support agreements for the outside plant of fiber 2013-2016 Monitor utilization of bandwidth for the WAN 2013-2016 Continuation of Internet access over the WAN 2013-2016 Continuation of proxy, filtering server, firewalls and threat management tools 2013-2016 Continuation of operating system and virtualization enhancements for all devices 2013-2016 Continuation of 2 way video capability to and from all district classrooms 2013-2016 Servers, SANs, access points, routers, switches, hub replacements and maintenance agreements to facilitate network traffic 2013-2016 Internal cabling for network access in all new and renovated facilities A listing of the district inventory is found in Appendices H and I. Learning in the Digital Age - Plano Independent School District Technology Plan 2013-2016 35
Districtwide Technology – Existing Conditions District web servers are in place providing district information and student work. Written policies are in place on acceptable use of the Internet, World Wide Web content, network management, and equipment donations (Policy CQ). Networked online card catalog, Internet access, Texas Library Connection, and automated checkout in all libraries. All computers have Internet access and are served by a switched Gigabit infrastructure. Plano ISD has two different 1Gbps Ethernet connections to the Internet with Time Warner Cable and Cogent Communications. Plano ISD currently houses online services such as backups and business continuity solutions in an outsourced datacenter. We connect to the datacenter over a gigabit Ethernet circuit. The switch/router infrastructure is a hub and spoke design that collapse on six datacenters geographically located in Plano ISD. In the hub sites we have a Cisco 6509 that is the end point for all the spoke sites connections. The connection to the spoke sites are all 10GB and 1GB Ethernet connections depending on the size of the remote site. Between the hub sites is a 20GB Ether-channel connection deployed in a ring architecture. Internal DNS is handled by servers at the six core locations. External DNS is handled by servers at two of the core locations. The printing solution used at all campuses is standard Microsoft printing via IPP. Each core location contains print servers that service the campuses fed from that core. The district has integrated proxy technology to browse the Internet for students and staff. The proxy caching engines are four appliances from Blue Coat systems. The content filtration system works hand in hand with proxy caching services. As a user accesses the Internet, the content filtration system will allow certain pages to be delivered while it will block unwanted pages from being viewed. The engine that Plano uses for Internet filtration was developed by the Websense Corporation. The category lists are downloaded every night. The content filtration system works with the district LDAP services to distinguish which sets of users are connected to their appropriate policy package. The Technology Steering Committee defines and recommends the appropriate level of filtration. WiFi services have been deployed to all campuses district-wide. The WiFi system allows for connectivity of PISD-supplied devices as well as BYOD devices to PISD network and Internet resources. Internet access over WiFi also makes use of the Websense content filtering system. The student, finance and HR information services data are delivered from the datacenter that uses a collection of Linux servers. Learning in the Digital Age - Plano Independent School District Technology Plan 2013-2016 36
Page 1 and 2: Learning in the Digital Age Plano I
Page 3 and 4: Table of Contents Foreword ........
Page 5 and 6: We believe that a learning communit
Page 7 and 8: Plano ISD's classrooms, the first t
Page 9 and 10: Executive Summary Our challenge is
Page 11 and 12: this configuration provides a clear
Page 13 and 14: Of most direct interest to our plan
Page 15 and 16: Executive Leadership and Involvemen
Page 17 and 18: Professional Partnerships Plano ISD
Page 19 and 20: Initiatives Identified for Implemen
Page 21 and 22: Integrating Information Technologie
Page 23 and 24: SECONDARY SCHOOL CLASSROOM DESIGN E
Page 25 and 26: Online gradebook myPISD.net MyLea
Page 27 and 28: College Readiness Reports - this is
Page 29 and 30: Integrating Information Technologie
Page 31 and 32: Software/System Department Function
Page 33 and 34: Software/System Department Function
Page 35 and 36: In addition, all training sessions
Page 37: Assessment of Needed Telecommunicat
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Page 47 and 48: Texas e-Plan Goals, Objectives and
Page 49 and 50: LEA LRPT Correlates: EP03, EP08, I0
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Page 81 and 82: Appendix B Plano Independent School
Page 83 and 84: ecords and the continued operations
Page 85 and 86: Plano Disaster Recovery Action Plan
Page 87 and 88: Appendix E Technology Acquisition a
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Appendix F Plano ISD General User S
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APS-SF v1.00.007 Application Name P
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Appendix H Instructional Technology
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Campus # of Students Description Qu
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Cox Building East ECC Jupiter Cente
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Spring Creek Data Center Firewall 1
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Plano Senior High School Plano West
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McMillen High School Shepton High S
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Carpenter Middle School Frankford M
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Renner Middle School Rice Middle Sc
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Elementary Schools Aldridge Element
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Bird SPC K‐8 Boggess Elementary B
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Daffron Elementary Davis Elementary
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Haun Elementary Hedgcoxe Elementary
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Hunt Elementary Jackson Elementary
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Mendenhall Elementary Miller Elemen
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Schell Elementary Shepard Elementar
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Weatherford Elementary Wells Elemen
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Appendix J Texas STaR Chart: A Tool
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