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Ed Tech Grant Program

 

Frequently Asked Questions UPDATED 04/11/06

Program Description for 2006-2007

Through the federal No Child Left Behind, the Indiana Department of Education has been awarded funds from Title II, Part D – Enhancing Education Through Technology (EETT) for 2006-07. IDOE is inviting eligible Indiana public school corporations to apply for an Ed Tech Grant to be awarded on a competitive basis from these funds. Eligibility is based on a Technology Need Index.

The Ed Tech Grant INACCESS Program offers an opportunity to improve high school English/language arts teaching and learning through technology in Indiana schools. The objective of the program is to provide technology-rich high school English classrooms, while keeping costs at a minimum. The use of commodity-priced hardware and open source software plays a major role in this effort.

  
 
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To determine eligible school corporations for competitive grants, the Indiana Department of Education created a Technology Need Index that is based on the following criteria:

  • Number and percentage of students in poverty
  • An LEA in need of improvement under section 1116 of NCLB
  • Percentage of students scoring below grade level in reading/language arts on the Indiana Statewide Testing for Educational Progress–Plus (ISTEP+);
  • Number and percentage of students for whom English is a second language; and
  • Ratio of Assessed Valuation per student.

The Indiana Department of Education will provide technical assistance through phone calls, emails and workshops. Feel free to contact us at any time in your proposal writing process. Three technical workshops will be offered to answer any questions and provide additional assistance as you prepare your proposal. All workshops will take place at the Indiana Department of Education offices located at 101 W. Ohio, Indianapolis. In an effort to ensure that adequate space and materials are available; please contact Marcia Bolin at 800-527-4930 ext. 1 with the names of personnel from your corporation and the workshop/s they plan to attend. The workshop dates are:

  • April 18, 2006     9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
  • April 27, 2006     1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

If your corporation is planning to submit a proposal please complete the Intent to Apply form and return by fax or email.

Ed Tech grant proposals should thoroughly address each section outlined in the proposal guidelines. School corporations should submit three proposals (one original and two copies) to the Indiana Department of Education. The proposal must not be longer than 10 pages excluding the three budget pages, two cover sheets, and project goals sheets enclosed. Do not add appendices to the proposal. Extra pages will not be read. Three copies of the proposals must be postmark or hand-delivered at the Department of Education by 4:00 pm May 10, 2006.

Questions about the Ed Tech Grant Program may be directed to Laura Taylor, Office of Learning Resources, Indiana Department of Education, at 800-527-4930, or ltaylor@doe.in.gov