Northeastern School District Technology Department
Northeastern School District's Technology Department, powered by Questeq, is responsible for the seamless integration and maintenance of all technological infrastructure, from network connectivity and device management to software support and data security. Our goals center on empowering educators and students with reliable and innovative tools, fostering digital literacy, and ensuring equitable access to technology. The technology department is dedicated to creating a future-ready learning environment where technology enhances educational outcomes, promotes collaboration, and prepares students for success in a digitally driven world.
Contact Information
Administrative Center: 717-266-3667
Mike Ekstrom- Director of Technology
David Ankney- Application Support Coordinator
Victor Wueschinski- Infrastructure Specialist
Martin Riggin- Infrastructure Engineer
Richard Lehr- Technology Coordinator
Building Technicians
Augie Gross
- Conewago Elementary
- Orendorf Elementary
- Shallow Brook Intermediate
Leonardo Velez-Navarro
- Mt. Wolf Elementary
- York Haven Elementary
- Spring Forge Intermediate
Aiden Copeland
- Northeastern Middle School
Gary Lilly
- Northeastern High School
J'San Washington
- Northeastern High School
Acceptable Use Policy & Chromebook Information
Acceptable Use Policy & Chromebook Information
Northeastern York School District’s technology vision is to create an environment where students and staff use technology to support the curriculum, foster critical thinking, solve problems, communicate, and collaborate in all classrooms for every student. As part of this vision, the district has created an Anytime- Anywhere Learning program (AAL). The AAL program will give students access to personalized learning that supports the technology and overall district visions and is part of the new upcoming Comprehensive Plan.
Students will have a Chromebook assigned to them for the school year and the ability to take home the Chromebook every night. This will enable teachers and students to continue to work toward creating student-centered personalized learning environments. These types of learning environments will consist of a blended approach of traditional teaching techniques and digital learning. Students will take greater control of their own learning and teachers will mentor them through this process.
Costs associated with the AAL program are offset with the reduction in printing, curtailment of traditional textbook purchases, and purchasing Chromebooks instead of more expensive computers during the regularly scheduled technology replacement cycles. Parents and/or guardians do not have to pay a fee for their student’s technology use. However, a $25 annual insurance fee is offered and recommended as students are responsible for willfully or accidentally damaging the Chromebook. This is discussed later in this handbook.
Please read this handbook in its entirety. If you should have any questions regarding any of the materials presented, please contact your child’s principal.
