Warsaw Community Schools Recognized By U.S. Dept. Of Education
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The U.S. Department of Education and the White House are celebrating two years of the ConnectED Initiative. According to a press release from Warsaw Community Schools, last year the White House hosted over 100 superintendents to launch a Future Ready program. Warsaw Community Schools was recognized as one of the top 100 Future Ready Schools at this event. In a recent communication from Richard Culatta, senior advisor to the secretary and director, office of educational technology, U.S. Department of Education, WCS was featured twice for its Future Ready accomplishments and was referred to as a “great example of innovation, powered by technology.” Stories on WCS’ 1:1 initiatives, EdTech Innovation, Community Engagement and Equity and the Warsaw Inquiry Learning Laboratory can be found online at www.tech.ed.gov/stories. Superintendent Dr. David Hoffert recently stated, “Warsaw Community Schools is extremely honored to be recognized as a national leader in preparing students for college and career opportunities. Warsaw Community Schools is one of the foremost leaders in STEM education, providing local community partnerships, implementation of cutting edge curriculum and technology infrastructure.”
