CAPITAL EXCLUSION BALLOT QUESTION

SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY
Estimated One Time-One Year Cost to Taxpayer
$64.00 per $100,000 of property value
For Example:
Property Value of $100,000 the cost would be
$64.00
Property Value of $200,000 the cost would be
$128.00
Property Value of $300,000 the cost would be
$192.00
Property Value of $400,000 the cost would be
$256.00
Property Value of $500,000 the cost would be
$320.00
District-wide School Security Cameras
District-wide Networking
The Middle School network infrastructure needs to
be completely rebuilt from the ground up. This
includes all cabling throughout the building,
replacing switches, use of fiber connections to
provide the best possible speed and accommodate
future wireless networking. In addition, Fiber

$151,000
$60,000

Switches at all School locations need to be

upgraded due to the age of the switches.
High/Middle School-Business Class Wireless
In order to accommodate any digital initiative, the
WiFi network capacity at the schools needs to be
increased. The quote is for the installation of a
business class WiFi network to service the Middle
School, High School and COFFEE. Existing
equipment will be re-purposed to service the
elementary schools, dramatically increasing the
coverage at those two schools. This project may
be offset with E-Rate funding as available in the
range of 50% of the project. This E-Rate funding
may be available as early as FY16, but is expected
to be available for FY17.
Middle School/High School Phone System
Upgrade of the High School Phone System into the
existing Central Admin and Middle School phone
system
High School ENO Boards for Classrooms (25)
ENO Boards (similar to SmartBoards are part of
the School Departments Digital Initiative to create
an interactive learning environment for students
to learn.
Middle School ENO Boards for Classrooms
(25)
ENO Boards (similar to SmartBoards are part of
the School Departments Digital Initiative to create
an interactive learning environment for students
to learn.
Clara Barton School ENO Boards for
Classrooms (16)
ENO Boards (similar to SmartBoards are part of
the School Departments Digital Initiative to create
an interactive learning environment for students

$70,000

$117,500

$112,500

$112,500

$72,000

to learn.
Middle School Replacement Computers for
Labs (70)
The Middle School has updated its Curriculum that
will be offered and will be incorporating Computer
classes in the Middle School as aggressively as
possible to improve the ability of all Middle School
students who will be taking standardized testing
electronically in the very near future.
High School Desktop Computers (21)
The desktop computers requested for OHS are to
replace outdated and obsolete computers specific
to the lab used to teach Computer Animated
Design (CAD) and other architecture and
engineering-related courses.

$48,000

$21,000

High School 3D Markebot Printer

The 3D printer is revolutionizing the
manufacturing industry and is used to support
engaging, hands-on instruction in Science,
Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) as well
as the arts.

$4,000

High School HD Video Switch

The HD Video Switch will allow for the
development of Oxford High Schools Video
Production program which includes video capture,
editing and sharing through broadcast. The
program builds marketable skills as it foster
student ownership in OHS and the community and
promotes the schools positive profile.

$8,500

High School Chromebooks for US History

(120)
As traditional textbooks continue to give way to

$33,000

digital, continually updated texts, and as digital

texts or techbooks become an increasingly more
attractive option, OHS plans to introduce the use
of digital content beginning in the US History
course. Digital textbooks will be accessed using
Chromebooks at school. The same History content
can also be accessed at home or anywhere else
with WiFi access.

Total of School Technology Capital Exclusion

Ballot Question

$810,000