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Barren County Schools is pleased to introduce Kris Aquino as the district's new District Technology Coordinator. With a wealth of experience in educational technology, Aquino is poised to enhance the integration of technology within the school system.
Aquino's role will focus on developing and implementing innovative strategies to improve digital learning and ensure that both students and staff have access to the latest technological resources. The district is confident that Aquino's expertise will play a crucial role in advancing the educational experience for all students.
In addition to overseeing technology initiatives, Aquino will collaborate with teachers and administrators to provide training and support, ensuring that everyone is equipped to utilize technology effectively in their teaching and learning processes.
The appointment of Kris Aquino reflects Barren County Schools' commitment to fostering a modern learning environment that prepares students for success in an increasingly digital world. The district looks forward to the positive impact Aquino will have on the community.
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