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E-Rate is a technology discount program that provides discounts on technology needs like internet, email, and wiring to schools that qualify based on economic need. To receive discounts, schools must submit an application and have an approved technology plan that assesses current technology, sets goals and a budget, and outlines professional development and evaluation methods. Warren ISD's technology plan calls for updating hardware, preparing students with new technologies, training teachers, and maintaining their network with a $231,533 budget from multiple funding sources.
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The document discusses Bay Elementary School's efforts to utilize the E-Rate program to obtain discounted telecommunication services and improve technology integration. E-Rate provides 20-90% discounts to eligible schools and libraries based on student poverty levels. Bay is developing a technology plan with goals to improve instruction through technology, provide teacher professional development on educational technology, and support technology infrastructure. Bay is making progress achieving the technology goals of its school district through increased technology use in teaching, educator professional development, administrative technology support, and an improved infrastructure.
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The document outlines the E-Rate program which provides discounts for telecommunications and internet access for most schools and libraries in the US. It details an 11 step process for applicants which includes determining eligibility, developing a technology plan, opening competitive bidding, selecting and contracting with providers, calculating discounts, and submitting/receiving funding decisions. The technology plan goals include increasing technology proficiency for students, teachers, administrators and utilization of instructional technology. Specific goals include increasing advanced computer class enrollment and providing administrators technology training.
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- 1. E-Rate : What does this mean for my school? Warren ISD Technology Plan
- 2. AGENDA: 1. E-Rate a. What is E-Rate? b. Eligibility 2. Warren ISD Technology Plan 5 components
- 3. E-Rate What is E-rate? A technology discount program through the Schools and Library Fund How can my school benefit? Submit an application and receive discounts on most of your technology needs
- 4. Who is Eligible? Schools with economic need Schools that complete all required eligibility factors Location is also considered (urban vs. rural)
- 5. What is an eligible service The discount only applies to specific items. 1. telephone service, internet service, email service 2. maintenance, wireless LAN’s, switches, routers, wiring, network servers
- 7. What is my schools discount? The discount is based on the federal lunch program Schools discount Federal Lunch Percentage
- 8. WARREN ISD TECHNOLOGY PLAN Technology plan components: 1. Needs Assessment 2. Goals, Objectives, and Strategies 3. Budget 4. Professional Development Strategies 5. Evaluation methods
- 9. Needs assessment Existing conditions (5 campuses t1 provided for all 5) Updated hardware is needed for teacher and student use. New Technology is needed to prepare students for their future Teachers need training to integrate new technology appropriately
- 10. Goals and Objectives There are 5 main goals 1. Increase student proficiencies 2. Continue technology advancements 3. Community Involvement 4. Professional Development 5. Provide and Maintain Network
- 11. Technology Budget $231,533 for technology Funds are allotted for… Funding sources
- 12. Professional Development Ongoing Professional Development a. basics b. new technology c. integrating technology
- 13. Evaluation Process Evaluation process a. Utilize STaR Chart b. Staff surveys on needs and usage c. IT department monitors usage and helps troubleshoot problems
- 14. Evaluation Method Staff members are interviewed for concerns, problems, and needs Staff surveys are reviews by IT team to determine needs for growth and development
- 15. To sum it up E-rate is a technology discount program The discount is based on the federal lunch program Schools must have an approved technology plan The must follow the application process
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- We will discuss the E-rate plan and the Warren ISD Technology Plan.
- “E-rate” is a program under the Schools and Libraries of the Universal Fund. It is a program that provides discounted telecommunication services, internet service, internal connections, and basic maintenance to our schools. There is a lengthy application process that must be in place in order to qualify. Those who qualify receive discounted rates based on the free and reduced lunch percentage in the schools.