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Instructional Technology Grants and Funding

E2T2 2009 Award Summary

Grants and Funding

GRANT PURPOSE:
To assist schools and LEAs in acquiring, interconnecting, implementing, and integrating appropriate technology tools effectively with curricula and instruction that are aligned with GLEs, GSEs and State content standards.  This grant offering will prioritize high technology need, high poverty, low performing schools at the upper elementary and middle school levels including grades 5-8 and science at the high school level including grades 9-12.  A significant feature of the grant is an opportunity (required) for participating teachers to engage in high quality professional development in a summer institute.

PROGRAM PRIORITY:

In selected high need, high poverty schools/LEAs, a Model Classroom award will provide EQUIPMENT for a number of classrooms with an approximately four student to one computer ratio and APPROPRIATE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT to significantly IMPROVE the integration of technology in classrooms and instruction.  These applicant schools will have a commitment from a significant number of teachers to deepen and broaden their training in the use of computers in instruction and will be re-considering their classroom instruction so that it results in student-centered, performance-based assessments and activities.  There must be a clear description and evidence provided about how this work and the use of technology supports and integrates with the Secondary Regulations, the District Strategic Plan and the School Improvement Plan.

E2T2 – MCG at a glance…

Focus:  Create the ideal technology rich classroom environment that has adequate numbers of computers, and confident, technology-using teachers.

A: Middle School Science
B: Middle School Math
C: Middle School Reading and Writing in the Content Areas
D: High School Science
(See Details)

Award:  Computers and related materials per participant.  Typical school award is 10 participants X $3,300 = $33,000.

Professional Development:   Training fully supported under a separate collaborative award.

Eligible Entities:  All LEAs with a priority for high technology need, high poverty, low performing Upper Elementary and Middle School including grades 5-8 and project specific programming in High School Science.

Deadline:   March 18, 2009

The Verizon Foundation will augment the grant with funds for post program continuation training.

E2T2 - 2009 Grant Cover Letter

E2T2 - 2009 Grant Information Packet and Forms

E2T2 - 2009 Grant Information Packet and Forms

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E2T3 2009 - Enhancing Education Through Technology Training

The professional development component of E2T2 is funded through a separate grant.  The grant purpose is to assist schools and LEAs in acquiring, interconnecting, implementing, and integrating appropriate technology tools effectively with curricula and instruction that are aligned with GLEs, GSEs and State content standards.  An E2T3 award will result in a collaborative training effort designed to develop curriculum and content, instructional strategies, model lessons, projects and assessments that lead to technology-rich learning opportunities for children. 

Deadline: March 18, 2009

E2T3 Grant Information Packet and Forms

E2T3 Grant Information Packet and Forms

 
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