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This presentation is of historical interest only. Updated information and data can be found at http://www.nsf.gov.
New program officers base their early presentations on decks handed down and shared by other PDs. It was one of my first independent NSF presentations. I was starting to improve the fonts and slide format, and to add my own slides, but it is still a horrible mish-mash!
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- 1. E-Rate and Cy-Fair ISD Technology Plan PRESENTATION BY: RASHALYN CARRIER EDLD 5306/ET8308
- 2. Agenda E-Rate Overview of the Program Eligible Services Amount of Discounts Application Process Cy-Fair ISD Technology Plan District Profile Plan Introduction Technology Needs Budgets
- 3. Overview of E-Rate Established in 1997 Ensures that all eligible schools and libraries have affordable access to modern telecommunications and information services Up to $2.25 billion annually is available to provide eligible schools and libraries with discounts
- 6. Application Process Develop a technology plan Submit FCC Form 470 Provide a 28-day competitive bidding period Select service provider / sign contracts Submit FCC Form 471 Retain Records
- 7. Cy-Fair Technology District Profile ESC Region 4 City, State Zip Houston, TX 77065 Phone (281) 897-4077 / Fax (281) 897-4125 Number of Campuses 83 Total Student Enrollment 106114 District Size 50,000 and over Percent Econ. Disadvantaged 45.00%
- 8. Plan Introduction Plan Last Edited 03/01/2011 Plan status: submitted Years Included in the Plan: 2011 - 2014 Number of years covered by the plan:3 Does the district file E-Rate? yes The district had a "written" plan before E-Rate Form 470 was filed on 09/30/,2010
- 9. Technology Needs Need 1: Increase the frequency and level of utilization of technology in the teaching and learning process Need 2: Maintain and increase the level of professional development necessary to assist teachers in using technology effectively in the teaching and learning process Need 3: Continue to provide administrative leadership and support for teachers in the use of technology Need 4: Continue to update and enhance its technology infrastructure consistent with the Texas STaR
- 10. Budgets Sales $7,489,685.24 $2,046,508.20 Teaching and Learning Educator Preparation and Development Leadership, Administrati on and Support Infrastructure for Technology $36,459,378.00 $8,801,795.78
- 11. Summary Review E-Rate Review Cy-Fair Technology Plan Discussion: Open / Questions
- 12. Sources Cypress Fairbanks ISD Website- http://www.cfisd.net/dept2/technology/Technology%20Plan. pdf US Department of Education http://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/oii/nonpublic/erate.ht ml