Region 10 RIMS CTAP is seeking out teachers, principals, and school sites that are ahead of the curve with technology integration in the classroom.

The 2009 EETT Competitive Grant application has been released. RIMS CTAP has offered two informative sessions on strategies for developing a quality application, focusing on the criteria, timelines, and guidelines for submission. The EETT Competitive Grant requires a district application on behalf of schools serving students in grades 4-8. Sites funded in previous rounds of EETT Competitive are ineligible for funding in Round 8. Read more and download rollout materials here.

The 2009 EETT Competitive Grant application has been released.The EETT Competitive Grant requires a district application on behalf of schools serving students in grades 4-8. Sites funded in previous rounds of EETT Competitive are ineligible for funding in Round 8. The application is due to the CDE by June 30, 2009.

As you may be aware, the annual California School Technology Survey (CSTS) was suspended for this year. As such, schools will not be asked to count their computers and report online to the state on technology integration at their sites.

However, we are suggesting that minimally, schools and districts continue to collect that information for this year to keep a running total of computers at each of their sites.