Computer Monitors

The Technology Department provides one standard monitor for every classroom and office across the district. If you need a second monitor, you are welcome to submit a request — and we will gladly provide one as long as we have the inventory available.

🧾 If a Second Monitor Is Not Available

If our inventory is temporarily depleted, you can still obtain a second monitor by:

Requesting approval from your Site Administration or Department Head
Purchasing the monitor through your site
Submitting a request to Technology if you need assistance setting it up

Once the monitor arrives, we’re happy to help with installation and configuration.

🔎 About Second Monitors

Please keep in mind:

Second monitors may not match your primary display
- Different size
- Different model
- Different resolution
Functionality will remain the same, but the visual appearance may vary

We do our best to pair monitors appropriately, but availability depends entirely on current surplus.

🔌 Understanding Monitor Connections

Before connecting a second monitor (or replacing an existing one), it’s important to know what type of video ports your desktop or laptop has. The monitor you use must have a matching connection, or you’ll need the correct adapter.

Most district devices include one or more of the following:

VGA — Older, blue, rectangle-shaped port
HDMI — Common modern connection for video and audio
USB-C — Newer, oval-shaped port used for charging and video on some devices

The type of port on your computer determines which cable you’ll need to connect a monitor.

Need a second monitor for a classroom or office? Need a monitor to go with your laptop?

We understand that certain roles or responsibilities may require additional or specialized equipment. If you have a specific technology need: Start by speaking with your site administrator to discuss your request and determine if it can be supported at the site level.

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