Technology Department

Jason Eyre | Technology Supervisor | District Office | 5042

Ben Tutor | Tech Specialist II | Riverview Jr. | 5047

Braden Cooper | Tech Specialist III | Longview, Hillcrest Jr. & DO | 5043

Brady Nielsen | Tech Specialist III | Horizon, Parkside & DO | 5041

Chris Alldredge | Tech Specialist I

Frank Sherman | Tech Specialist II | Grant, Liberty, McMillan & Viewmont | 5046

Kraig Fisher | Tech Specialist II | Murray High | 5045

Shela Barker | Tech Administrative Support Specialist | District Office | 5044 | 801-264-7426

Helpdesk 

Send an email to - helpdesk@murrayschools.org

Include detailed information regarding your heldesk request in the body of the email, including your school and room #.

For internal use only - the email must be sent using your district email account

Elementary

Junior high & high school

Chromebook insurance information 

Acceptable Use Agreement

Hotspot Request

Used Technology Available for Purchase Request

• App Request Form
• Technology Catalog - before ordering any printer please contact the technology department 
• IT Work Request
• Adobe Reader
• Student Email Account Log In
• MCSD Data Governance Plan
• MCSD Technology Security Plan
• MCSD Digital Citizenship and Safe Technology Report

All MHS students are provided with an e-mail account. The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) places parents in control over what information is collected from their young children online.

Office 365 for Personal and Home Use

Adobe Software for Students 7-12 and Teachers

Minecraft: Education Edition 

Along with caring for the physical condition of district-supplied devices, the following tips will minimize other issues that can occur. Taking care of your device will ensure less downtime, fewer problems, and an overall better academic experience.

• Run system updates when available - do this weekly
• Update your internet browser
• Avoid questionable websites and pop-ups
• Power off your computer at the end of every workday - do not skip this

Spills on a laptop/chromebook/iPad – what to do

1. Remain calm.
2. This is the most important step - turn off and unplug your device immediately (closing the screen is not turning it off – you must hold down the power button for 30 seconds to power off) – do not turn it back on to see if it works or to recover files. Liquid can cause short-circuiting and damage to internal components, leading to data loss, hardware issues, and even complete failure of the device. You have a much higher chance of recovering data/files if you leave it turned off and let the technology department do the recovery.
3. Wipe away excess water.
4. Tip the device on its side on a towel and let the liquid drain out.
5. Submit a helpdesk ticket.
6. Air dry until your school tech can pick it up.
7. Do not turn it back on!!!