Mountainburg Public Schools

The accessibility and use of technology in schools has allowed students to be exposed to numerous learning methods and tools. Technology is the future and children will need to be able to understand it as well as how to use it in order to be successful in their futures. Technology allows educators to personalize learning for students and adjust to individual needs. Studies show that technology can also increase student engagement and participation.

Mountainburg High School is a 1:1 to classroom sets of devices. The use of Chromebooks in our buildings provides students the opportunity for self-paced learning and access to knowledge and information world-wide. At the elementary and middle schools, Chromebook carts are available in each teacher's room.

Teachers in each building use a variety of digital and online learning resources.  The main Content Management System for the district for remote and blended learning is Google Classroom. To help students close learning gaps and master skills and concepts, Pathblazer® (for elementary school) and MyPath™ (for middle and high school) provide data-driven, personalized intervention so students can catch up, keep up, or get ahead.

For questions or support contact:

Scott Organ
District Technology Director

scott.organ@mountainburg.org