Technology Department

Important Links 
Student Virtual Technology Support

Students and Parents
Chromebooks-All students Pre-K through 12th grade have access to  Chromebooks to support learning at home. Google Classroom & Seesaw The primary place where your child will receive instruction and educational materials is through Google (Google Classroom(s) and student Gmail) or Seesaw (Prek-2). These applications, in addition to other useful applications, can be found on the Launchpad section of the district’s website. The link to your child’s Google Classroom site will be sent by email from their teacher. Students should be encouraged to access their Email through Launchpad Classlink. 

Google’s Tech Toolkit For Families

Google Jr. Training Series

Seesaw Introduction for Families (Spanish)

IC Parent Portal/Student Portal  

Student Technical Support

Student Request for Technology- Please see your building level ITF or Tech for technology needs that may arise. The list of ITFs and Techs is available below.

For Graduating Seniors:  If you wish to export your data stored in G Suite (i.e Gmail, Drive, etc.) to a flash drive or personal Google Account, please follow the link below to use the Google Takeout service. Once you graduate, your account will be removed over the summer and all documents will be deleted and unrecoverable.  

Please share this information with your classmates!

Help Document for using Google Takeout

Google Takeout 

NECSD Faculty and Staff

NECSD Mojo Helpdesk 

This system will simplify the process of entering a help desk ticket, streamline work orders for our technicians, and allow the Division of Technology and Information to provide faster, more consistent service. The improved reporting features will also allow for better reporting to the district on help desk tickets and to more efficiently allocate resources and training.   NECSD employees, please reference our Mojo Helpdesk quickstart guide.

Building Tech Issue Reporting

The procedure for reporting technical issues within a building is as follows: All technology issues should be reported using Mojo Helpdesk.  Mojo helpdesk is also accessible via the Launchpad and the "waffle", upon login to a NECSD Google account.  A ticket will automatically be created and forwarded to the appropriate technician for resolution.  A follow-up email from the system will be sent to the person reporting the issue.   New users, please reference our Mojo Helpdesk quickstart guide.

Smart Schools Bond Act
The Smart Schools Bond Act was passed in the 2014-15 Enacted Budget and approved by the voters in a statewide referendum held during the 2014 General Election on Tuesday, November 4, 2014. The Smart Schools Bond Act (SSBA) authorized the issuance of $2 billion of general obligation bonds to finance improved educational technology and infrastructure to improve learning and opportunity for students throughout the State. The SSBA requires that a Review Board review and approve districts’ Smart Schools Investment Plans before any funds may be made available for the program.

Documents
Smart Schools Bond Act Preliminary Plan
SSIP #1 - Network Refresh
SSIP #2 - Network Refresh NFA
SSIP #3 - Interactive Displays
SSIP #4 - Security/Voice
SSIP #5 - Security Upgrades  

2021-24 Learning Technology Grant
The Newburgh Enlarged City School District’s Learning Technology Grant program will serve a target population, in Funding Year 1, that includes: 58 teachers who represent each of the district’s 12 school buildings, 12 administrators, 2,875 students served by the 58 NECSD teachers participating in PD; and four teachers from religious/independent schools within NECSD boundaries

Visit the Grants Page For More Information