Technology Advisory Committee

The Technology Advisory Committee (TAC) analyzes data, information and research regarding the District’s technology needs to determine a set of recommendations to the School Board for referral to voters.  The work of the TAC is grounded in the Northshore Strategic Plan and Instructional Technology Plan.

 

Northshore is currently seeking volunteers to serve on our Technology Advisory Committee to plan the 2026-2030 Technology Levy.  Please complete our form to indicate your interest no later than October 20, 2024.

Complete the TAC form now!

Meeting Schedule

The TAC typically meets twice each month leading up to the recommendations.

Meetings for the 2024-25 planning sessions have not been scheduled as of Sept 23.  Check back later for more information about meeting dates, times, and locations.

 

Committee Membership

TAC membership includes community members, staff, parents, guardians, administrators and students representing all regions of Northshore School District boundaries. Committee members will be selected from those who apply based on achieving representation of the diversity in our community; a wide range of experience, perspective and geographic locations, as well as a commitment to attend all meetings.

Residence within Northshore School District is a requirement. Please note that personal expertise in using technology or working in a technology field is not a requirement. An interest in how technology can contribute to the learning environment for students and aid in the district’s mission would be beneficial. Additional backgrounds and experience that are helpful for the TAC include, but are not limited to:

  • Willingness to contribute positively to discussions and recommendations
  • Global perspective on the range of needs and abilities of K-12 students
  • Interest in modern technologies and their role in student learning and district operations
  • Experience serving on committees requiring the ability to build consensus on complex topics
  • Ability to absorb complex information and objectively prioritize needs within a confined budget
  • Growth and innovation mindset for learning environments
  • Effective listening skills and openness to all perspectives
  • Ability to compromise and build consensus
  • Commitment to attend all committee meetings

 

Committee Composition

Parents, guardians, students and community members are appointed by the Superintendent through an application process. Typically, the composition of the committee is:

  • 15 staff members (teachers, administrators, support personnel)
  • 10 community members 
  • 3 students

A complete roster will be published in late Fall 2024.

 

 

Contact

Allen Miedema
Executive Director of Technology
425-408-752
amiedema@nsd.org