Private+Schools

Stephanie Johnson 6th grade math/science Valerie Rickards 7th grade science IT - Pat Pataund
 * Linfield Christian School**

Margaret Wight Lisa Gray IT - John Neu
 * Rancho Community Christian School**

Patty Borrell Mary Jamison IT - Max Groninger
 * Saint Jeanne de Lestonnac**

$1,250 - Teacher Notebook $150 - Docking Station $700 - Student Netbooks $1,000 - Mimio Digital Whiteboard Converter $450 - Mimio Digital Pen Tablet $750 - Digital Projector $6500 - Document Camera $150 - Digital Drawing Tablet $100 - Digital Camera $150 - Digital Camcorder $500 - Wireless Router $2,000 - Student Response System $400 - SPARK Science Learning System Accessories such as flash drives, headsets, speakers, surge protectors, etc. will be included at no additional charge.
 * EQUIPMENT ESTIMATES**

$100 - Office Suite $100 - Imagination Suite $60 - Inspiration/InspireData $2,500 - WeatherBug
 * SOFTWARE**

$600/site - Learn 360 Videostreaming - Online media resources such as videos, images, assigment and assessment resources and sharing $100/teacher - Atomic Learning - Technology Professional Development
 * ONLINE RESOURCES**

$4,000/site - GenYES $595/site - TechYES Starter Kit $2,500/site - Tech YES Curriculum
 * STUDENT PROGRAM**

$800 - CTAP 10 Technology Integration Training (5 days Year 1, 4 days Summer 2010, 4 days Year 2) MANDATORY $200 - CTAP 10 Technology Coaching Training (3 days Year 1, 2 days Summer 2010, 2 days Year 2) $2,000 - K-12 Alliance Content Training (4 days Year 1, 2 days Summer 2010, 6 days Year 2) $500 - K-12 Alliance Content Coaching Training (4 days Year 1, 2 days Summer 2010, 2 days Year 2) $700 - CUE Conference Federal Requirements require 25% to be invested in high-quality professional development.
 * PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (per participant)**

Participating private schools will be required to complete pre and post assessments for student academics, student technology proficiency, and teacher technology proficiency. Classroom observations will be optional.
 * ASSESSMENTS**

Each private school will decide which 'services' they will participate in and which 'goods' are necessary to implement the program to best serve the needs of their students and teachers. Each private school in collaboration with the VITAL program manager will establish an agreement which outlines the roles and responsibilities of each party.

EETT C Private School Participation
> **Answer**: For purposes of this EETT C grant, private schools must be located within the service area of the district and serve students in grades four through eight. Eligible private schools are usually identified on the Consolidated Application. > **Answer**: Services and goods are shared with a qualified private school or schools. No funds can be directly given to private schools. The goods and/or services that are shared with private schools are agreed upon through a consultation between the private school(s) and the local educational agency (LEA). The LEA receives no extra funds for private schools.
 * 1) **How does the district know which private schools(s) should be included as part of the equitable participation requirement of the grant?**
 * 1) **Can private schools benefit from these funds?**