Technology Services
Overview
Technology Services provides support to our component school districts that are running on server-based, stand-alone distributed microcomputer systems. For a detailed list of the support we offer and our services, please refer to our Service Directory. History
Technology Services started in 1965 using batch processing. In 1976, an IBM 360 mainframe computer was purchased. This allowed online processing from each school district's central office through the use of IBM 3270 terminals. The Microcomputer Support Department was established in 1981 with two staff members. In 1999, the mainframe was eliminated in favor of a distributed system, increasing the use of LAN/WAN and PC/Mac technician support. The number of microcomputers in our districts has grown from six in 1985 to the thousands that are in use today. Today
Currently, Technology Services employs over 140 staff members.
The staff of Technology Services invite you to visit our location at any time to view our support facility and discuss, in more detail, the services available to you. Technology Services and its associated services exist through the cooperative efforts and funding of our school district customers. We encourage you to participate in the planning and advisory functions which allow those services to be a continued reflection of your needs.
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BOCES Post Graduate students 'Walk for a healthy heart'
Approximately 75 post graduate students and staff from several Monroe 1 BOCES programs joined forces for the 3-mile walk for which they raised $3,400. Included in the total was a $1,000 donation from MVP to support the students' fundraising efforts.
Students and staff participating in the Walk for a Healthy Heart included:
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New education commissioner, Dr. David Steiner, visits the Rochester area
The new education commissioner, Dr. David Steiner, spent the day Wednesday on a day-long listening tour of several sites in Rochester to see what can be done on the state level in terms of improvement. Steiner visited the Wilson Foundation Academy on Genesee Street, Cathedral School at Holy Rosary on Lexington Avenue, Monroe #1 ...
BOCES 1 hosts community forum on statewide educational technology
On behalf of the New York State Education Department, Monroe #1 BOCES hosted a public forum on the Statewide Educational Technology Plan on Tuesday, October 13th at 15 Linden Park. District Superintendent, Dan White, hosted the forum and introduced Mr. Larry Paska, Coordinator, Office of Educational Technology Policy and Program...
Adult Education Students Host International Festival Fundraiser
The Adult Education ESOL classes at Monroe #1 BOCES held several fundraisers over the past few months to support the Central Asia Institute (CAI). CAI helps build schools for girls and boys in remote areas of Pakistan and Afghanistan.
In August, nearly 100 adult students from the ESOL classes held an international luncheon, ...
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