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As schools attempt to ensure that students: (1) continue to make educational progress, (2) are staying connected to a community of peers and adults, and (3) have access to the necessary tools to meet these goals, there are a number of corporations who are jumping in to help provide the necessary access that students need.
Below are the main categories of technology assistance that students and families can access. Selecting a category will take you to a page of resources that are appropriate for that category:
Getting Internet Access
Getting Internet Access
PVPA doesn't have WiFi hotspots available to loan out to families. However, a number of internet providers are making their services available for free to households with students. There are also some low-cost options for families who participate in programs like the Federal Free/Reduced Lunch program.
Getting Access to a Computer
Getting Access to a Computer
Some households may not have a computer available for students to use . PVPA staff are working on getting Chromebooks out of the school building so we can start loaning them out to households that need them. If you need assistance getting access for your student(s), please read more...
Getting Needed Software
Getting Needed Software
Technology companies recognize that this is an unprecedented time, and that our nations' students suddenly don't have access to tools that they would normally have on campus. Therefore, many companies are offering their products free for the remainder of the school year.
Getting Direct Support
Getting Direct Support
Our Technology Director, Thom Vreeland (tvreeland@pvpa.org), has set up virtual office hours to meet with students directly. Whether students need help with a password reset, access to a digital tool, or support getting work to a teacher digitally, Thom is available to help.
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