E-Plan & Brownsville ISD Technology Plan
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The document summarizes Brownsville ISD's technology plan and eligibility for E-Rate funds. It discusses how E-Rate provides discounts for telecommunications access based on school lunch eligibility levels. It also outlines Brownsville ISD's goals to increase academic achievement through technology integration, provide teacher training, and ensure campuses have necessary resources based on evaluation of technology needs.
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- 1. E-Rate and Technology PlanBrownsville ISD By Roman Martinez
- 2. Overview E-Rate Eligibility Discount Level BISD Technology Plan Funds Allocated District Educational Improvement Council Summary
- 3. E-Rate Schools and Libraries Program of the Universal Service Fund Provide access to affordable telecommunications and information for schools and libraries
- 4. Eligibility Libraries Public Libraries Public elementary or secondary school libraries Academic library Schools Non-profit elementary schools Non-profit secondary schools For-profit schools with endowment for less than $50 million
- 5. Discount Level Schools Number of students eligible for reduced or free lunch Libraries Must use the NSLP of local school district
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- 9. Goals Increase academic achievement Integrate the technology TEKS Increase technology use Provide professional development Provide the best hardware and software available
- 10. District Educational Improvement Council Formally evaluates data provided from campus technology teachers and district technology committee STaR Chart results will be evaluated to provide each campus with adequate resources
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