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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.
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The document discusses Cy Fair ISD's technology plan and how it uses E-rate funding to support technology integration. The technology plan is based on TEKS and aims to increase technology utilization, professional development, administrative support, and infrastructure updates. The E-rate program provides discounts to schools and libraries for telecom and internet services. Schools apply for funding and vendors are selected. The program is financed through telecom provider contributions based on revenues. Cy Fair ISD benefits from discounts ranging from 20-90% for eligible technology expenses.
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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.
E-Rate and Technology Plan
The document discusses the district's E-Rate program and technology plan. The E-Rate provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunication services for eligible schools and libraries. The technology plan aims to increase academic performance through technology integration, provide teacher professional development, implement a secure network infrastructure, develop procurement standards, maintain an inventory of hardware and software, and make student data accessible to teachers, administrators, parents and students. The conclusion restates that the technology plan sets goals to achieve higher technology standards in classrooms.
E rate
E-Rate provides schools with discounts of 20-90% on telecommunication services like internet access. Franklin ISD is eligible for a 70% discount based on the percentage of students who qualify for free lunch. To receive the discount, Franklin ISD must submit a technology plan with goals such as integrating technology into classrooms, providing educator training, improving infrastructure, and ensuring network security. The document recommends Franklin ISD take advantage of E-Rate discounts to support its technology goals.
Federal e rate program
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.
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The district technology plan outlines the current state of technology in CBISD and major goals for the next three years. Currently, CBISD has at least one computer per classroom, internet access for all computers, printers and projectors in most classrooms. It also has computer labs, file servers, online learning software and data programs. Over the next three years, CBISD aims to add mobile computer labs, expand wireless access, incorporate handheld devices, support online teacher collaboration, develop an online library, offer distance learning courses and better integrate technology standards. The plan acknowledges progress made but notes the need for fuller technology integration in classrooms.
E-Rate and Technology Level of NC 6th
The document summarizes the E-Rate program, which provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunication services, internet access, internal connections, and basic maintenance for most schools and libraries in the US. It outlines the 10 step application process, eligibility requirements, and types of services covered. It also discusses how the school can use E-Rate funding to replace aging technology and notes they are currently advanced in all categories of the STaR technology evaluation chart.
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