Judy Kahn, safety and training coordinator for Saratoga Springs City School District, receives a student on board with her personalized RFID card.


Simply becoming computerized can still be a basic priority, as


a director of transportation located in a small-town rural farming region admitted to STN. “Seriously, I am happy, (since) I just got Adobe Pro on my computer. We are figuring this all out, as this department was only (using) white paper before I started last November. We are in the dark ages, trying to see the light!” However, as we highlight this month, several school districts of various sizes and geographic locations are not only moving


ahead with technology, but are reaping the benefits of it.


SARATOGA SPRINGS (NEW YORK) CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT Tablet usage is gaining momentum and building a fan base at


the Saratoga Springs City School District, which currently operates 100 buses, with 79 regular drivers and 19 substitute drivers. Te tablet adaptation process officially started in January with the launch of the Tyler Drive tablet, reported Sara McGrath, marketing


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