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Information Technology

Our Mission:
To provide quality customer service and support to the Woodburn School District; preparing our school community to embrace and utilize technology and be productive members of society.


 

 

Computer Network Specialists
Shafraz Faleel
Ramon Hawkins

Director
Corin Ahlberg

Field Technicians
Maria Botello
Daniel Botello
Aaron Hernandez

Systems Analyst
Jamie McParland

Systems Technicians
Kenneth Cone
Tony Irlbeck

 

 

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Please read and sign our Responsible User Agreement prior to use of district technology.

English version

Spanish version

Russian version

Staff version of Woodburn's Responsible User Agreement

Use of Student Data

The school district enters into agreements requiring student data based on the best interest of the child’s learning. Parents give permission to have their child’s Woodburn username, password, birthdate, and district identification number shared with third parties through acknowledgement of the district's Responsible User Agreement (links can be found in the box above). Woodburn SD provides effective web-based tools and applications for learning. Our district uses several web-based services operated not by Woodburn, but by third parties. In order for our students to use these services, certain personally identifiable information must be provided to the web site operator. Under a federal law entitled the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) these websites must obtain parental consent before collecting personal information from children. The law permits school districts to consent to the collection of personal information on behalf of all of its students, thereby eliminating the need for individual parental consent given directly to the web site operator. We are seeking your permission regardless.

A full list of contracted companies can be found here.

Students in Woodburn School District are taught to keep their passwords secure. Every effort is made to be consistent about this instruction. It should be reinforced at home. Parents can find resources about media literacy and citizenship at Common Sense Media