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Title IID Info:
Contact:
Jimmy Bostock
Susan Watkins
Stephanie Milner
706-821-0630
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Title II Part D - Enhancing Education Through Technology
| Title II, Part D - Enhancing
Education Through Technology |
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| The primary goal of the Title II, Part D program
is to improve student academic achievement through
the effective use of technology in schools. Title
II, Part D is designed to assist every student in
crossing the digital divide by ensuring that every
student is technologically literate by the end of
eighth grade, and to encourage the effective
integration of technology through teacher training
and curriculum development to establish successful,
research-based instructional methods. Funded through
the No Child Left Behind Act (2001), Georgia
provides grants to local educational agencies on the
basis of their proportionate share of funding under
Title I, Part A.
The Georgia Department of Education retains 5% of
its total Title II, Part D allocation for
state-level activities, and distributes one-half of
the remainder by formula and one-half competitively
to eligible local educational agencies (LEAs).
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Continuing Competitive Grants |
eMath
eMath grant recipients will focus on improving 3rd –
5th grade mathematics achievement through the
effective use of technology.
ITEE
The ITEE (Instructional Technology Enhanced
Environment) grant will focus on building capacity
for impacting student achievement through the use of
21st Century Instructional technology tools. The
ITEE grant will allow eligible LEAs to equip a
minimum of 5 classrooms in one eligible middle or
high school within the local school system with 21st
Century instructional technology that will consist
of the following:
1. Mounted interactive whiteboard equipment
2. Mounted projection device
3. Teacher laptop or tablet
4. Five student laptops or tablets – may be combined
with other grant
classrooms to form
class set
5. Student response systems
In addition to the hardware component of this grant,
each awarded school will be required to implement a
two-year professional development program with a
local Educational Technology Training Center (ETTC.)
ETTC NSC supports Title IID Competitive Grants by
providing consultative services for applying for the
grants, providing technical services and
instructional services. See the
eMath grants and the
ITEE grants for
information on how we might help your school and
school system with these valuable grant
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