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This summer the Data Processing crew was busier than ever. We installed over 570 wireless access points and replaced over 800 computers! Things are going good and people are pretty happy with the new options they get by using the wireless networks in the schools.

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on September 14, 2009 at 8:52 am Rhonda Neill Said:

I’ve seen some pretty excited kids when they connect their laptops to the school’s wireless. Thanks so much for putting this in for us!

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