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E-rate provides discounted telecommunication services and internet access to schools and libraries. It is funded by the Universal Service Fee charged to telecommunication companies. E-rate discounts for schools range from 20-90% depending on factors like the percentage of students receiving free or reduced lunch. Frisco ISD's technology plan has four goals: developing effective technology staff training; integrating technology to increase student achievement; using technology to enhance instruction and administration; and providing up-to-date technology capabilities.
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This document discusses Giddings Independent School District's (GISD) use of E-Rate funding to support technology and outlines their technology plan. E-Rate provides discounts for telecommunication services to help schools access the internet. GISD's technology plan aims to integrate technology into teaching, provide staff training, maintain infrastructure, and support administrative services. An assessment found needs including reliable infrastructure, increased computer access, and professional development. GISD's STaR Chart data showed their elementary school is at the "Developing Technology" level across key areas.
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This document discusses Giddings Independent School District's (GISD) use of E-Rate funding to support technology and outlines their technology plan. E-Rate provides discounts for telecommunication services to help schools access the internet. GISD's technology plan aims to increase student performance through technology integration, provide staff training, maintain infrastructure, and get input from stakeholders. An assessment found needs around reliable infrastructure, increased device access, and professional development. The district's STaR Chart ratings showed their technology is currently at a "Developing" level.
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This document discusses E-Rate, a program that provides discounts for telecommunication services for schools and libraries. It outlines the eligible services categories including internet access, internal connections, telecommunications services, and basic maintenance. It then discusses Giddings ISD's technology plan, which aims to increase student performance through technology integration and provide staff development. The district's STaR Chart data is presented, showing its technology is currently at the "developing" level according to the assessment criteria. The conclusion reiterates that E-Rate is being used to fund technology improvements in Giddings ISD as outlined by its technology plan and STaR Chart results.
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The document discusses Mansfield ISD's district technology plan and goals for improving technology access and integration in teaching and learning. It provides information on the E-Rate program which provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunication services and internet access to help schools and libraries obtain affordable connectivity. Mansfield ISD's technology plan has 9 goals focused on improving student achievement through technology, integrating technology into curricula, providing teacher training, supporting resources, and increasing access to technology for students and teachers. Budget resources, professional development, and ongoing evaluation are part of ensuring the plan's successful implementation.
KISD E-Rate Overview
The E-Rate program provides discounts for KISD to obtain affordable telecommunications and internet access. KISD is part of a consortium and has a certified technology plan aligned with the No Child Left Behind Act, making it eligible for E-Rate funding. The technology plan is based on needs assessments and aims to enhance teaching, learning, and infrastructure through goals around instructional systems, educator development, administrative support, and communications. KISD meets the goals of this plan, allowing it to qualify for E-Rate discounts.
E-rate and the Plano ISD Technology Plan
The E-Rate program provides billions in annual funding discounts to schools and libraries for internet access and technology. Plano Independent School District receives E-Rate subsidies, which help fund its technology budget and guided the development of the district's 2010-2013 technology plan. This plan aims to enhance learning through technology, improve professional development, and ensure access to sufficient resources.
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