The document summarizes Nolan Middle School's technology report and district technology plan. It discusses applying for E-Rate funding to help obtain affordable internet access, creating a technology plan with goals and assessments, and allocating over $12 million in the budget for staff training, equipment, infrastructure, and maintenance to support a 1:1 student to computer ratio and technology integration goals to prepare students for 21st century skills.

1. Nolan Middle School Technology Reportby Leslie Hallbauer

4. E-RATE How do we get E-Rate?

5. E-RATE Create a Technology Plan Goals & Strategies Professional Development Assessment of Hardware, Software, and Telecommunications

6. Technology Budget Evaluation Process Full Process: See web link below E-RATE http://www.usac.org/sl/

7. Technology Integration Personal Computer Ratio 1:1 New Technology Hardware Technology Staff Development District Technology Plan

8. District Technology Plan Budget for New Technological: Hardware Software Infrastructure Reliable: Telecommunications Data Processing Service District Instructional Equipment

9. Staff Development: $1,254,440 Materials & Supplies: $1,903,007 Equipment: $7,809,199 Telecommunications & Internet Access: $886,030 District Technology Plan2009-2010 Budget

10. Maintenance: $756,135 Miscellaneous Expenses: $11,940 Total Technology Budget: $12,620,751 District Technology Plan2009-2010 Budget

11. District Technology Plan

12. We are moving from an isolated classroom model to a connected community of learners. We must integrate technology into our classrooms so that our students can meet the technological demands of the 21st century. Learning is on-demand, 24/7, collaborative, global, and engaging. Summary

13. National Educational Technology Plan 2010 http://www.ed.gov/sites/default/files/NEPT-2010-final-report.pdf Universal Service Administrative Company http://www.usac.org/sl/ U.S. Department of Education http://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/oii/nonpublic/erate.html Killeen ISD Technology Plan Sources