Join us and share with your colleagues ... Come for an hour... Come for a half day! The event will feature 27 vendors in the exhibitor area and thirteen 50-minute sessions offered in both the morning and afternoon. This is a free event geared toward education professionals with an interest in technology.
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Last fall, the Western New York Regional Information Center (WNYRIC) was one of 14 organizations identified as a Level 1 Center for the Teaching Remote Hybrid Learning (TRLE) grant through the New York State Department of Education (NYSED).
Our services will engage teachers in high quality staff development through classroom practices which integrate the Common Core Learning Standards, assessments and technology to support higher student achievement.
The WNYRIC provides support for several different Facilities Services. The systems are designed to assist school districts in visitor, facilities, and custodial management.
The WNYRIC provides support for several different financial management systems. Each system is specifically designed to assist school districts with their accounting, payroll and personnel operations.
The WNYRIC is an information and learning technology service provider that delivers technical support, resources and solutions for shool districts, communities, and various partners to enhance learning and manage the total educational environment.
WNYRIC offers a wide range of data services to help districts comply with reporting requirements, meet instructional goals, integrate systems, and keep data safe and secure.
The WNYRIC supports a variety of electronic communication tools for districts.