Is your IT team stretched thin managing a growing fleet of devices? Are you looking for a sustainable way to provide timely tech support while empowering students with future-ready skills? Join CTL and Digital Promise for a one-hour interactive webinar and discover how to launch and cultivate a thriving student technology team in your K-12 district.

This engaging session will provide a practical roadmap for creating a student tech team that not only lightens the load on your IT staff but also fosters valuable real-world experience for your students.

In this webinar (register here), you will learn how to:

• Launch Your Program with a Proven Framework: Get an in-depth look at Digital Promise's comprehensive and research-backed FREE K-12 Tech Toolkit, based on more than a decade of learning with Verizon Innovative Learning Schools, to build an effective and equitable student support program from the ground up.
  

• See Successful Models in Action: Go beyond theory with three real-world examples from schools, including a Verizon Innovative Learning School, that are making student repair programs work for their districts:

• The CTE Model: Discover Middleton School District's Student Tech Program, a program that integrates tech support into CTE.

• The Support Model: Learn how the Frontier School of Excellence, Kansas City, built its own student self-repair program and support materials to empower its community.

• The After-School / Paid Internship Model: Explore how Murray City Schools provides students with practical, hands-on experience and valuable paid internship opportunities.
  

• Enable Student-Led Repairs for CTL Chromebooks: Get a special preview of the new CTL Chromebook Care Clinic certification program, an exclusive offering that empowers students at schools with CTL Chromebooks to become certified technicians for in-house device maintenance.

The webinar will conclude with a live Q&A session where a panel of experts from CTL and Digital Promise can answer all your questions.

Register today to build a self-sustaining student tech team that bridges the support gap, creates powerful learning opportunities, and prepares your students for the future.