Technology Department

Network Administrator

Daniel Wirth
(757) 678-5151 x2502

Technician

Naomi Collins
(757) 678-5151 x2503

Technician

William Stauffer
(757) 678-5151 x2504

ITRT

Brandy Simms
(757) 678-5151 x2505

Director

A.J. Ward
(757) 678-5151 x2501

Technology Guides / Info

Other Links:
Technology Guidelines
Instructional Technology
Chromebook User Agreement - 2024
Technology Purchase Request Form (editable), (pdf)

Coming soon: (Dec 2025)
NCPS Technology Plan - 2025
Revised Policies:
Policy 3114: Use of Artificial Intelligence
Regulation 3114: Use of Artificial Intelligence
Policy 6201: Website and Internet Privacy
Regulation 6201: Website and Internet Privacy
Policy 6202: Internet Safety
Regulation 6202: Internet Safety
Policy 6301: Acceptable/Responsible Use of Computer and Technology
Regulation 6301: Acceptable/Responsible Use of Computer and Technology
Regulation 6301 Exhibit 1: Letter to Parents: Acceptable/Responsible Use of Computer and Technology
Regulation 6301 Exhibit 2: Acceptable Use Agreement: Acceptable/Responsible Use of Computer and Technology

Student Device Initiatives:

Classroom Station Program:
Currently, students in prekindergarten have access to computer stations in their classrooms. There are, on average, between 5 and 10 computers per classroom. Students also have access to a school computer lab, which has one computer per student.

Classroom Computer Cart Program:
Currently, all students in grades K–5 have access to a computer in their classroom and other instructional areas. These computers are to stay in these classrooms/areas and not be removed from that location for any reason other than repair.

1-1 Program:
All students in grades 6–12 have a 1-1 Chromebook. They are to take this device back and forth from school to home in the provided computer bag. Devices are Wi-Fi enabled for at-home connectivity as well as at-school connectivity. When in need of a repair, students are to take the computer to the Media Center and receive a loaner device. The Technology Department will collect all devices throughout the week from the Media Center for repair and return them. At that point, students will turn their loaner back in and receive their computer back. Students are responsible for all damages that are not normal wear and tear on their 1-1 device and the loaner.

Click here to submit a trouble ticket. Tickets can range from broken or damaged devices, requesting a PD or asking a question of the Technology Department.