The document discusses a school district's technology plan which is required to qualify for discounted internet access through the E-Rate program. The district has 41 campuses, over 26,000 students, and spends $3.6 million on technology annually. The technology plan outlines goals for using technology, professional development, and infrastructure needs. It also provides data on the percentage of students meeting academic standards and technology expenditures per student.

1. Schools and Libraries Program of the Universal Service Fund E-Rate

2. Agenda Introduction to E-Rate District Technology Plan Percent of Student Meeting Standards Conclusion

3. Introduction to E-Rate The Schools and Libraries Program of the Universal Service Fund Federally funded organization. Grants discounts to school districts seeking less expensive internet. Schools must submit a technology plan in order to be eligible.

4. Technology Plans Goals and realistic strategy for using telecommunications and information technology A professional development strategy An assessment of telecommunication services, hardware, software, and other services needed Budget resources Ongoing evaluation process Must Include:

5. District Profile Number of Campuses: 41 Total Student Enrollment: 26,594 District Size: 25,000 - 49,999 Percent Econ. Disadvantaged: 58.90% Technology Expenditures: $3,684,303.00 Technology budgets: Teaching and Learning Budget $1,141,129.00 Educator Preparation and Development Budget $156,737.00 Administration and Support Services Budget $1,063,716.00 Infrastructure for Technology Budget $1,322,722.00 Total: $3,684,304.00 Technology Expenditure Per Pupil $138.54

6. Percent Meeting Standards John H Wood Charter Granbury ISD Texas Graph information found at: http://www.trulia.com/schools/TX-Granbury/John_H_Wood_Junior_Charter_School_Granbury/

7. Conclusion Our district technology plan shows: 3 students for every computer 1 computer for every teacher Money available for professional development Needs: Increasing community awareness of the use of technology in the classroom Upgrading infrastructure in existing technology Increasing the technology equipment in each campus