Powering a new generation
Teachers incorporate One-to-One technology into freshman curriculm
This fall, each freshman received their own Chromebook as a part of Rockwood’s One-to-One Program.
On April 4, 2017, Rockwood voters passed Proposition T, a $95.5 million bond issue. The One-to-One Program received $21 million from April’s bond issue.
Teachers have been incorporating the new technology into the freshman curriculum this past semester.
Although many teachers see the technology as an advantage in the classroom, there’s certainly work to be done before the technology can be rolled out to every student at Lafayette in the upcoming years.
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Jack Weaver was on the Image staff and the Digital Media staff for all four years of his time at Lafayette. During his senior year, Jack served as the Digital Media Editor and the Social Media Editor. He will attend the University of Kentucky to study Business Administration and Journalism.
