<strong>Your Name: </strong>Mehrdad Derakhshan

<strong>Today’s Date:</strong> 6/4/2010

<strong>Day(s) worked or described:</strong> <strong>∞</strong>

<strong>Total hours for week:</strong> <strong>∞</strong>

<strong>The School: </strong>Fiske Elementary

<strong>Kind of Work:</strong> Tech general

<strong>Main Report or Narrative: </strong>This quarter at Fiske, Mr. Miller, Ms. Knox, and I set several goals at the beginning of the quarter to achieve. The core foundation of these goals was to A) get 2 computers into all 1st and 2nd floor lab computers by imaging the remainder of the computer donated to the schools and B) Maintaining the newly renovated 2nd floor computer lab,  the 3rd floor computer lab, and all other machines across the school. The 1st of these two goals has been a success on my part. By the time that I finish for the quarter (finals week), I will have imaged and made ready for use all the computers donated to the school (about 70 total). Unfortunately, the school was unable to get funding from the district to purchase monitors so that we can deploy the machines into the classrooms. However, the machines are classroom ready and once the monitors are purchased, the classrooms will have their computers. The second part of the goal, maintaining all the computer in tip top shape across campus, has also been done. The computers are in better condition now than they were at the start of this quarter due to the stopping of the offline file synchronization and the adding of the printers. Overall, this quarter has continued to build on the previous quarter's work and has made Fiske proficient in its computing resources.
I hope to be back working for NSP CUIP next year at Fiske. The one obstacle that stands in the way is getting my work study funding worked out, which I might not receive next year. If that happens to be the case, I hope that whoever the torch is passed to will continue the work that has been done here and contribute their special part to the great Fiske community.

Hoping everyone has a Great Summer,

--Mehrdad Derakhshan