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LPS considers new software that would boost teacher oversight of Chromebooks

Source: starherald · 2026-10-14T05:00:00 UTC

The Lincoln Board of Education discussed on Tuesday a three-year agreement with LightSpeed Systems that will give teachers more flexibility in managing students' devices and cost the district $600,300.

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LPS considers new software that would boost teacher oversight of Chromebooks

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