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Technology Refresh Plan Presentation to The Board Feb 3, 2026
Feb 15, 2026 By Tristan Longwell Glendale Unified School District’s fleet of Google Chromebooks and staff devices are nearing end of life, according to Frank Schlueter, GUSD’s director of Educational Technology & Information Services. Photo courtesy Glendale Unified School District / The GUSD Board of Education approved a districtwide “Technology Refresh Plan” on Feb. 3 to provide new Google Chromebooks for students and staff devices. At the Feb. 3 Board of Education meeting,
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Feb 154 min read


Classified Robert A. Sanchis Award recipient! May 2025
Meet Frank Schlueter, Director of Educational Technology Information Services and our Classified Rober A. Sanchis Award recipient! https://www.instagram.com/p/DJ4gxGwMv91/ “No job is too big or too small for Frank to manage. He always makes himself available - often even outside work hours - to brainstorm new ideas and support his fellow district and school leaders. Frank models customer service for the ETIS department, and the department follows his lead, providing similarly
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May 20, 20251 min read


Featured Presenter at the LACOE Cybersecurity Tech Talk in May 2025
LACOE’s EdTech and Innovation team hosted an incredible Cybersecurity Tech Talk in partnership with the Greater Los Angeles Education Foundation! With expert insights from the FBI and CISA and powerful contributions from LA County district CTOs, the day was filled with meaningful dialogue around real-world threats, prevention strategies, and building cyber resilience in K–12. Gratitudes: Frank Schlueter (Glendale Unified School District), Erick Steelman (El Monte Union High S
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May 1, 20251 min read


Honorary Service Award
Issued by Glendale Council PTA Recognition of outstanding service related to the recovery and restoration efforts following a cybersecurity incident.
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Feb 1, 20241 min read


Glendale public school students pick up loaner Google Chromebooks for at-home study
March 27, 2020 By Vera Castaneda During Glendale Unified’s two-week school closure, district officials gradually figured out how to provide students with the top three 2020 essentials to get through the remaining weeks of the school year — food, internet access, and a laptop. While cafeteria workers assembled free meals for pick-up, school staff also scheduled Google Chromebook pick-up locations throughout this week in preparation for schools to transition to a remote-learnin
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Mar 27, 20202 min read


Outstanding Administrator Award
Issued by Glendale Council PTA Recognition of volunteer service to children, youth, and the PTA in Glendale's community and schools.
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Feb 1, 20181 min read


Glendale Unified hears proposed financial plan to lease new technology devices
September 15, 2017 priscella.vega@latimes.com In establishing a technology sustainability plan for the Glendale Unified School District,...
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Sep 15, 20171 min read


Glendale school officials hear plans to replace and maintain aging technology
August 29, 2017 priscella.vega@latimes.com Plans to replace aging computers and develop a technology replacement plan are underway in the...
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Aug 29, 20171 min read


Glendale Unified to roll out free phone app for parents
July 26, 2017 priscella.vega@latimes.com The Glendale Unified School District will debut a new smartphone app in the coming months that...
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Jul 26, 20171 min read


Upgrades to Glendale Unified's technology hub completed
March 30, 2016 @kellymcorrigan A remodeling project started in late 2014 in the basement of Glendale Unified's headquarters on Jackson...
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Mar 30, 20161 min read


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Oct 29, 20150 min read


Group protests GUSD's use of Wi-Fi
November 13, 2013 @kellymcorrigan La Crescenta parent Winston Story has collected more than 40 signatures from fellow parents protesting...
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Nov 13, 20131 min read


Another round of laptops for teachers
October 10, 2013 @kellymcorrigan The Glendale Unified school district is gearing up to spend about $760,000 on computers for more than...
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Oct 10, 20131 min read
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