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It computes: Technology director is employee favorite

Sherman Davis honored by state’s public classified employees

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Sherman Davis, Camas School District technology director, was recently honored with a statewide award. He was nominated by one of his employees. Here, Davis holds the award made by art students. "Having great employees makes my job so much easier," he said.

Twenty years ago, the Camas School District had 700 computers and 2,000 students. Today, the district has approximately 8,000 devices, 3,000 guest logins and more than 7,000 students.

Likewise, while desktop computers and clunky laptops ruled the day in the ’90s, now tablets and Smartphones are the go-to devices.

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