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My SBE fought to have word prediction and speech to text on every computer in the district because not only her students would benefit from it but everyone would
From my experience; Barker road middle:
- laptop carts in each room (they stay in there) with enough for each kid
- computer labs
- kindles
- ipads
- audiobooks
- ELMOs
- smartboards
- flexible seating
So much more

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Smartboards in all classrooms.

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School library acts as an “electronic doorway,” teaching students how to conduct research using the internet and other electronic media. Computer technology and internet access in all classrooms support student learning.

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They have a page about the instructional technology staff. They also have a page about assistive technology that is available and how to fill out a form for your child to have it.

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School 33 has a collection of apps that are indentified by grades to meet the Common Core Standards

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They have brain pop, Zearn, app to connect with parents, access to various apps online, computer lab

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The rcsd mission statement for tech: to create an educational culture that empowers students to succeed in the learning process by utilizing technology as a support for learners to become prepared for college, a career, and life.

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"School #33 has a computer lab that will accommodate a classroom, a smaller lab with 15 computers, laptop carts that are shared among Grades 3-6 classrooms, and ipads in K-2 classrooms."

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There is a list of iPad apps that they use for ELA On their school websites for each grade.

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Under academics page, scroll to the bottom, whole page on technology

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https://www.rcsdk12.org/33

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They have a link to common sense media

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The Lima Primary website has a link to common sense media under patent resources

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District wide e-news

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6-12 students will have a laptop assigned to them, they can bring to class or bring home, one to one devices

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They have a technology service team

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STEAM incorporating science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics into integrated thematic projects, through grade level curriculum, inquiry, hands on learning, constructivism, and cooperative activities

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They have a bring your own device policy to enhance learning and teaching

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At the Lima Primary School, each teacher has a webpage.
Specific example, First Grade class:
Student resources hasn’t math games, animated math models, GoMath iTools, Splash math, abcya.com, spelling city, Cliffords make a word and much more.
This shows that teachers within the district encourage and provide tech tools to help their students learn

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Library tab has educational apps and student resources

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The goal of the department is to provide Pittsford students and staff with access to current, reliable computer technology that facilitates learning and professional endeavors as well as data analytics to inform and improve teaching and assist with learning.

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Pittsford uses blackboard to provide access to district information. The app includes news and contact information for each school, links to social media, and event calendar, information about the BOE, etc.

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approximately 4,500 computers for student and staff use. (5980 students total )

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There are different elective classes that use technology: computer aided drawing, software engineering, communication systems, and more. Giving students many different types of options allows them to do what they enjoy while using technology.

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Tech Quest is the process that Pittsford Schools uses to create short and long-term plans for technology in the District. It was approved by the NYS Education Dept. It is monitored and adjusted yearly by the Technology Management Committee that consists of reps from each school, support staff, administrators, students, and parents.

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They dividw learning tech specialists among grade sections pre-k -3, 4-5, 6-8 and high school