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This document discusses Vidor Independent School District's E-Rate program and technology plan. It provides information on what E-Rate is, how it provides discounts for telecom and internet services, and how the Texas e-Plan system helps districts prepare technology plans. It outlines Vidor ISD's 2010 technology plan goals of improving student achievement and ensuring technological literacy. It also presents a timeline showing training levels and percentages of staff trained from 2006 to 2010 to support integrating technology into teaching and learning.
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- 1. VIDOR INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT “E-RATE” also known as The Schools and Libraries Program of the Universal Service Fund
- 2. PRESENTATION AGENDA E-Rate District Technology Plan Conclusion
- 3. WHAT IS E-RATE? WHAT IS THE TEXAS PLAN? Based on the Telecommunications Act of The Texas e-Plan system is an electronic 1996, the FCC created the E-Rate resource provided by the Texas program to provide schools and libraries Education Agency that assists districts affordable access to advanced and charter schools prepare and submit their technology plan. Along with the telecommunications services. This general requirements and components of program provides discounts ranging from the technology plans, Texas districts and 20% to 90% on Telecommunications charter schools are required to submit the Services, Internet Access, Internal Campus STaR Chart prior to submission Connections, and Basic Maintenance of of the technology plan in the Texas e- Internal Connections to eligible schools Plan System. and libraries subject to a $2.25 billion annual cap. This information taken from the TPESC web site This information taken from the TPESC web E-Rate Central: Simplifying the E-rate Program site for Schools, Libraries and Vendors E-Rate Central: Simplifying the E-rate Program for Schools, Libraries and Vendors
- 4. 2010 DISTRICT TECHNOLOGY PLAN Improve student achievement Fully integrate technology into teaching and learning Ensure that all Texas students are technologically literate by 2010
- 5. Percentage of who was trained in all Groups 1 0.9 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 Level 1 0.2 Level 2 0.1 Level 3 0
- 6. TIMELINE FOR TRAININGS Level 1 Foundations – Summer 2006 Level 2 Intermediate – Summer 2008 Level 3 Advanced – Summer 2010
- 7. SUMMARY The funds from the E-Rate allow Texas Schools to be capable of exposing Students to more technology to Prepare them for their futures. We are now at a point where we must educate our children in what no one knew yesterday, and prepare our schools for what no one knows yet. Margaret Mead