• Contact Us

    Emma Prillaman

    eprillaman@epe.org

  • Where

    Dallas Renaissance Hotel

    2222 N Stemmons Fwy

    Dallas, TX 75207

    (214) 631-2222

  • When

    Thursday – Friday

    November 3-4, 2022

Melissa Tebbenkamp

Chief Information Officer | Raytown Quality Schools (MO)

Melissa Tebbenkamp has served as the Director of Instructional Technology, and now Chief Information Officer, for Raytown Quality Schools since 2006. She is a founding member and past chair of the Missouri chapter of the Consortium for School Networking, CoSN, and has served on CoSN’s national board since 2014.  She was among the first 50 in the nation to earn the Certified Education Technology Leader designation.  She led Raytown Schools to becoming one of the first 7 districts in the nation to earn the Trusted Learning Environment Seal. Under her leadership, Raytown Quality Schools was among the first nationwide to move to large-scale server virtualization and was published internationally for the progressive approach to data center resource management.  Melissa holds a master’s in Educational Technology, with a concentration in networking and systems management. 

All Sessions by Melissa Tebbenkamp

  • Day 2 - November 4th

    Friday

  • 10:45  - 11:30
    Many of the spending decisions districts are asked to make are high-stakes. When it comes to investing in the sorts of tools and platforms that power instruction and shape district management, it’s a process of delegation and collaboration involving administrators across academic and technology departments, and in some cases, teachers. In this panel, we’ll talk with district officials who have been immersed in this decision-making about the process they follow, how they try to cultivate buy-in across the system, how the pandemic may have changed the process they follow, and what support and collaboration they expect from the companies seeking to partner with their school systems. We’ll also look at the extent to which federal stimulus funding has allowed districts to innovate or plug holes created during the COVID era.
    Panel Discussion




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