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The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of different positions in a school district regarding technology use and implementation. The Superintendent is responsible for overall district operations and reporting to the School Board. Assistant Superintendents oversee campuses and ensure technology standards are met. Coordinators/Directors ensure technology is used within subjects and to analyze data. Campus administrators and staff are responsible for following the directives of higher levels of leadership regarding technology use.
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