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Students, Parents and Staff: Click here for a free trial of World Book Online!
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Click here for information concerning Student Drug Testing Program for Extra-Curricular Activities - Morton High School
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Accolades During the school year, the district Accolades program recognizes and thanks individuals who make our district outstanding. Each month a different group is identified for recognition. Throughout May, please submit Accolades recognizing the retirees, administrators and substitutes of District 709. Comments will appear the following month. Read April comments recognizing volunteers and parents.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Accelerated Reader All Morton District elementary schools and the junior high are now using a new web-based Accelerated Reader program. The following links will help parents become acquainted with the program. AR - Elementary Parent Letter AR - MJHS Parent Letter AR Log in
 AR BookFinder offers Quick Search and Advanced Search. The Advanced Search allows you to search based on interest level, book level, topics, subtopics, fiction and nonfiction, and language. From the Advanced Search, click on "Interest Level" (lower grades K-3, middle grades 4-8, or upper grades 9-12). Click on "2000 point scale." Enter your student's Lexile range reported on the MAP Student Progress Report. Click "Go." You will receive a customized reading list of AR books.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The Illinois Learning & Technology Purchasing Program (ILTPP) has established a Microsoft purchasing program for all Illinois K-12 teachers, staff, and students. These are licenses that students, faculty, and staff buy on their own and will personally own forever. In the past this group would have to pay $499 for Office Professional in local stores. Through this purchasing program, the same product costs less than $90. Parents and staff can literally save hundreds of dollars and obtain lifelong learning tools. All pricing and orders can be found at: http://www.cdwg.com/academic/store. From the menu on the site, choose K-12, United States, Illinois, Morton Community Unit School District 709, to see the software available.
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Information Systems is responsible for Morton Community Unit School District 709’s technology needs. Services include network support, hardware support, software support, technology integration, professional development, and data services. Most recently the network has upgraded to a SANS server and supports nearly 1,200 workstations in six different buildings.
The vision for the Information System department is set by a comprehensive technology plan. This plan focuses on four main areas: Technology Deployment and Sustainability, Community Involvement, Curriculum and Instruction and Professional Development. Each area includes specific goals for growth and improvement though 2009.
Click here to see the district technology plan.
Information Staff Members
Troy A. Teater Ed. D. Director of Research and Information Systems Patty Munson Technology Coordinator - High School Tony Crum Technology Coordinator - Junior High School Bethany Witherell Technology Coordinator - Elementary Rhonda Stalter Technology Coordinator - Elementary Lauri VanDerVoorn Technology Integration Specialist Bernice Wells Director of Data Processing Lavern Harper Coordinator of Curriculum Data |
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