We are in the process of finalizing the maximization of our cat2 erate funding for this period and will be focusing on upgrading our entire wireless network infrastructure. Because of budget limitations - and as a Charter School - we have been more ad-hoc with regards to initiatives though are are able to leverage significant resources into Technology. A number of significant initiatives we engaged in are interactive boards in every instructional space, transitioning to Gsuites and expanding significantly to a Chromebook environment (we are at a 1:1 ratio with students and have a 1:1 program in our junior academy along with a BYOD program - these are now starting to tax our wireless resources (we have a fully-managed cloud-based Meraki system with AP's in every classroom). Smartboards are weighing heavily on future planning - projectors / bulbs are a constant budget expense. We have piloted LCD TV's paired with Chromecasts and apple TV's with great success and will be piloting some interactive LCD Flat-Panels (Infocus JTouch) . We've also have been expanding our STEM / STEAM programming significantly with the conversion of our traditional computer labs into STEAM / Maker spaces with the compliments of 3D printers, LEGO's robotics, Arduino's , Littlebits in addition to what was traditionally shop-based tools (welding, electronics, woodworking, etc.). The challenges with all this include being able to support all of this technology, make it a sustainable programming venture, and keep staff and students engaged. We have a small staff to support all this - Myself, a user support technician and a technology integration specialist along with a data owner to manage our SIS. We have a model of allowing teachers to pilot ideas and provide full technology support / input. Longer term goals include integrating multiple solutions into singular ones (SIS / HR / etc.) - Also are trying to tie all the technology initiatives together - LMS / Schoology for example.