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The document discusses E-Rate, a program that provides discounts of 20-90% on eligible telecommunications services for schools and libraries. It also summarizes Pearland ISD's technology plan, which has 4 central goals around infrastructure, teaching/learning, educator preparation, and administrative support services. The plan seeks to ensure technology effectively impacts student learning. Currently, 100% of Pearland ISD schools have high speed internet, file servers, and network storage access.
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The E-Rate program provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunication services to eligible schools and libraries. To qualify for funding, applicants must have a technology plan that details goals for integrating technology through professional development, innovative learning environments, and high-performance infrastructure. Katy ISD's technology plan aims to engage all students through technology, equip educators with necessary tools and skills, and provide 21st century learning resources. Assessment tools are used to evaluate progress towards meeting strategic goals and priorities around technology integration across the curriculum.
Week 2 ppt e rate and tech plan
This document summarizes Stratford ISD's E-Rate and Technology Plan. It introduces E-Rate as a federal program that provides discounts for telecommunication services, internet access, internal connections, and basic maintenance to support connectivity for schools based on student poverty levels. It also outlines Stratford ISD's technology plan goals of providing necessary technological infrastructure, ensuring technology support in curriculum and assessment, encouraging technology usage through training for staff, and incorporating technology to improve academic achievement. The presentation concludes that efficiently using both E-Rate and the technology plan will enhance education for students and faculty at Stratford ISD.
Technology in CFISD
E-Rate is a program that provides discounts to schools and libraries for telecommunication services. Eligible schools and libraries can receive 20-90% discounts on services like internet access, phone services, and network infrastructure. The program is funded through $2.25 billion annually from the Universal Service Fund. Schools and libraries apply for discounts through an application process managed by the Universal Service Administrative Company. For Cy-Fair ISD, the E-Rate program helps free up budget resources that can be used to upgrade aging computers, install smartboards, and provide laptops for students.
Technology in Schools ERATE
E-Rate is a program that provides discounts to schools and libraries for telecommunication services. Eligible schools and libraries can receive 20-90% discounts on services like internet access, phone services, and network infrastructure. The program is funded through $2.25 billion annually from the Universal Service Fund. Schools and libraries apply for discounts through an application process managed by the Universal Service Administrative Company. For Cy-Fair ISD, the E-Rate program helps free up budget resources that can be used to upgrade aging computers, install smartboards, and provide laptops for students.
Mansfield ISD and E-Rate Presentation
The document discusses Mansfield ISD's technology plan and use of E-Rate funding. It provides an overview of the E-Rate program, which provides discounts for telecommunications access to schools. It explains that technology plans outline districts' strategies for technology implementation and integration. Mansfield ISD's plan focuses on equity, instruction, professional development, and infrastructure. The district evaluates progress using a STaR chart system to monitor implementation at each school.
Mansfield ISD Technology Plan and E-Rate
The document discusses Mansfield ISD's technology plan and use of E-Rate funding. It provides an overview of the E-Rate program, which provides discounts for telecommunications access to schools. It explains that technology plans outline districts' strategies for technology implementation and integration. Mansfield ISD's plan focuses on equity, instruction, professional development, and infrastructure. The district evaluates progress using a STaR chart system to monitor implementation at each school.
E rate-hisd
The document summarizes Houston Independent School District's E-Rate technology plan. It describes the E-Rate program which provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunication services and internet access to schools and libraries based on economic need. It outlines Houston ISD's goals to integrate technology into teaching, provide teacher training, and maintain up-to-date infrastructure across campuses to prepare students for a digital world.
E rate-hisd
The document summarizes Houston Independent School District's E-Rate technology plan. It describes the E-Rate program which provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunication services and internet access to schools and libraries based on economic need. It outlines Houston ISD's goals to integrate technology into teaching, provide teacher training, and maintain up-to-date infrastructure across campuses to prepare students for a digital world.
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 program and district technology plan
The document summarizes Aldine Independent School District's technology plan, which focuses on using E-Rate funding to integrate technology into teaching and learning, provide professional development, support leadership and infrastructure, and improve student achievement. Key details include the district serving over 60,000 students across 67 campuses, with 78% being economically disadvantaged. The total budget is over $74 million, with funding going towards infrastructure, teaching/learning, educator preparation, and leadership/administration.
Killeen isd technology plan
The document summarizes Killeen ISD's 2010-2011 technology plan and provides information about the E-Rate program. The technology plan aims to complete installation of classroom technology packages in 50% of classrooms and campus lifecycle deployments in 25% of campuses. Objectives include implementing integrated technology systems to aid decision-making and ensuring access to reliable technology. Action steps include providing training to teachers, administering a technology literacy assessment to 8th graders, and planning a summer technology camp for staff development. The E-Rate program provides discounts to help schools access telecom and internet through subsidies ranging from 20-90% depending on poverty levels.
Woodville ISD Tecnology Plan
The document discusses Woodville ISD's district technology plan and E-Rate program. It introduces E-Rate, which provides discounts of 20-90% on telecom and internet services for schools and libraries. It outlines the technology plan's goals in teaching/learning, staff development, administration/support, and infrastructure. The plan has helped develop the district's technology program, with strengths in administration/support and weaknesses in infrastructure. The document provides resources on E-Rate and technology planning.
Woodville ISD Technology Plan
The document discusses Woodville ISD's district technology plan and E-Rate program. It introduces E-Rate, a program that provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunication services for schools and libraries. It outlines Woodville ISD's technology plan goals in teaching and learning, staff development, administration/support services, and infrastructure. The technology plan has helped develop the district's technology program but infrastructure is its weakest area. The document provides resources for more information on the E-Rate program and technology planning.
E rate
The E-Rate program provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunication services and internet access for schools and libraries in the US to ensure affordable access. Killeen Independent School District's technology plan for 2010-2011 aims to complete installation of classroom technology in 50% of classrooms and campus upgrades in 25% of campuses. The plan also focuses on continued training, intervention initiatives, and providing technology resources to meet current and emerging district needs.
E rate and technology plan
The document discusses E-Rate, a program that provides discounts to schools and libraries for internet access. It provides up to 90% discounts depending on eligibility, with schools needing to apply and develop a technology plan. The plan outlines Northwest ISD's technology goals of providing access, hardware, software, staff development and support. It has a budget of over $2 million from local funds and bonds to implement a plan of evaluating needs through committees and surveys to ensure technology enhances learning and operations.
E-rate& Technology Plan presentation
This document provides an overview of Waco ISD's E-Rate & Technology Plan Review. It discusses that E-Rate is a federal program that provides technology funding for schools, how the funding works in two levels (Priority 1 and 2), how the district's discount is determined based on free and reduced lunch numbers, Waco ISD's past funding amounts, the goals of the district's technology plan to integrate technology in teaching and learning, and the roles staff can play in E-Rate participation and the technology plan.
Week 2 blog presentation
This document contains information about the E-Rate program and Caddo Mills ISD Technology Plan.
The E-Rate program provides discounts for telecommunications and internet access to schools and libraries. To apply, applicants must develop a technology plan and undergo a competitive bidding process. The technology plan must include goals for using technology, an assessment of needs, and a budget.
Caddo Mills ISD's technology plan aims to assist students, faculty, and staff in becoming global learners by making hardware, software, and professional development available. The plan provides for using technology to identify student needs, infusing technology into instruction, allowing parent access to grades and information, and offering credit recovery options using computer software.
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- 1. E-Rate & Pearland ISD Technology Plan
- 2. Introduction Define “E-Rate” Eligibility Discount Determination Application Requirements Pearland ISD Technology Plan
- 3. My name is Kimberly Darden. I am the designated presenter of information regarding E-Rate and the District Technology Plan Topics.
- 4. A discounted telecommunications program designed to ensure eligible schools and libraries have affordable access to modern telecommunications and information services. Administered by the Universal Service Administration Company-Schools and Libraries Division http://www.usac.org/sl
- 5. Public and Non-public schools and libraries Participation in the National School Lunch Program or other federally approved alternative mechanisms is required
- 6. Participants can receive 20-90% discounts on eligible telecommunications Percentage is based on economic need and location
- 7. 3 Areas of Need Assessment % of Economically Disadvantaged Rural Setting Urban Setting Possible 20-90% in Savings
- 8. What can Pearland ISD possibly save? District STaR indicates a 22% disadvantage students in district Pearland is considered rural 22% disadvantage + rural = 60% potential savings
- 9. Steps To Apply for E-Rate: Develop a Technology Plan Submit FCC Form 470 Provide a 28-day Competitive Bidding Period Select a Service Provider Submit FCC Form 471 Review Form 471 Receipt Acknowledgement Receive Funding Commitment Letter
- 10. The Pearland Technology Plan (PTP) seeks to assure the effective impact of technology use on student learning.
- 11. The PTP is Divided into 4 Central Goals •Infrastructure for Technology •Teaching and Learning •Educator Preparation •Administrative And Support Services These four goals area will impact how well our students are able to master technology.
- 12. The District’s Technology Plan will be assessed December 2011. Updates and current plans will be assessable to the public in Spring 2012. Because I am not a staff person with any school district, I do not have current information, could not find anything more relevant than this 2008-2010 plan for Pearland ISD, and none of my teacher friends could provide me with any copies from their schools. I apologize. The holiday was not my friend. To date, 100% of Pearland ISD schools and non-instructional sites have high speed internet connection, campus based file servers, SANS, and NAS.