As the Director of Technology at Weld County School District RE-9, Andy Baker plays a pivotal role in shaping the technological landscape of the district. With a strong emphasis on building relationships and driving customer satisfaction, Andy collaborates closely with educators, administrators, and support staff...
As the Director of Technology at Weld County School District RE-9, Andy Baker plays a pivotal role in shaping the technological landscape of the district. With a strong emphasis on building relationships and driving customer satisfaction, Andy collaborates closely with educators, administrators, and support staff to ensure that technology enhances the learning experience for all students. His expertise in network diagnosis, repair, and administration enables him to maintain a robust infrastructure that supports three schools, seven outlying buildings, and approximately 850 users, all while managing around 400 devices.
One of Andy's key projects includes assisting the Superintendent in developing district-wide policies that govern telecommunication protocols, ensuring compliance with licensing requirements across the entire district. His proactive approach to technology integration not only streamlines operations but also fosters an environment where educators can leverage new tools effectively. Andy's passion for self-improvement and continuous learning drives him to stay abreast of emerging technologies, allowing him to implement innovative solutions that meet the evolving needs of the district.
In addition to his technical skills, Andy's commitment to teamwork and customer satisfaction is evident in his regular interactions with staff and students. He performs routine maintenance and repairs on client computers, ensuring minimal downtime and optimal performance. His hands-on experience with firewalls, Ethernet management, and printer integration further solidifies his role as a key player in the district's technological advancements. Through his dedication and expertise, Andy Baker is not only enhancing the operational efficiency of Weld County School District RE-9 but also empowering the next generation of learners with the tools they need to succeed.
