Technology

The vision of the D33 technology plan is that the students, staff and community of District 33 will achieve technological literacy essential for their success as life-long learners. They will be empowered with the knowledge to use technology and have adequate access to that technology. The District will plan proactively to accommodate future developments in funding, student demographics, and facility management and will continue to review and assess new and engaging technologies on an annual basis.

District 33 promotes the integration of computer technology throughout the curriculum in order to enhance students’ learning and thought processes; their ability to search for, locate, and analyze information; and their ability to communicate information, concepts, and perspectives to others. This philosophy encourages student learning beyond the classroom setting and recognizes the importance of access to information throughout the world.

D33 1:1 Device Initative

Technology is an integral part of the culture in West Chicago District 33. Educators use technology to enhance students’ learning experiences and understanding of the world. Students, in turn, get to expand their ability to communicate, create, collaborate and think critically through innovative lessons, assignments and projects.

The D33 1:1 Initative aligns with the district's strategic plan for student growth and achievement by providing students with regular, equitable access to digital learning tools throughout the school day. 

There is no fee to families unless a student’s Chromebook is damaged, lost or stolen.  Please see our polices and procedures for more information.