OHIO County Technology Plan
2004-2007
OPTIMAL
Online Planning - Technology Integration Measures for Achievement and Learning
Last revised on February 10, 2005
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County Technology Plan
West Virginia has placed an emphasis on equitably providing technology for schools in order to
enhance student learning, improve student achievement, and prepare students for post-secondary
education and the world of work. Many stakeholders are involved in this process including students,
teachers, administrators, parents, community members, legislators, board of education members and
others.
Collectively, the county technology planning team members have assisted in creating, refining,
implementing and utilizing educational technology to meet the current standards, develop local
programs, build partners and capacity, make data-driven decisions, and to evaluate the use of
technology for administrative and instructional tasks.
The county technology plan is a component of the UCIP and is based on the state OPTimal online
format (http://wv.ontargetus.com/). This plan will serve several functions. Not only does the plan
complement and support the county's instructional goals as delineated in the UCIP, it is also intended to
help meet the technology objectives/requirements of the school, county/state policies, state/federal
programs, and competitive grants. Examples of these include the following:
Policy 2320: A Process for Improving Education Performance Based Accreditation System
Policy 2450: Virtual Distance Learning
Policy 2460: Use of the Internet by Students and Educators
Policy 2470: Use of Technology by Students and Educators
Policy 2510: Assuring Quality of Education
Policy 2520: Content Standards and Objectives
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in order to receive Universal Service Fund Program
E-rate Funds
The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 which establishes the Enhancing Education Through
Technology (Ed Tech) Program
West Virginia House Bill 4319
Basic Skills/Computer Education (BS/CE)
WV SUCCESS
WVDE Reinventing Education
However, the most important function of the plan is to ensure that the effective use of educational
technology supports achievement and lifelong learning.
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Technology Team Contact Information
Name: Jim McGlumphy
Title: County Technology Coordinator
Email: jmcglump@access.k12.wv.us
Phone: 304-243-0448
Name: Jim Tecca
Title: BS/CE Contact
Email: jtecca@access.k12.wv.us
Phone: 304-243-0369
Name: Mark Obermann
Title: FCC/SLD E-rate Coordinator
Email: moberman@access.k12.wv.us
Phone: 304-243-0340
Name: Lawrence Miller
Title: Superintendent
Email: lmmiller@access.k12.wv.us
Phone: 304-243-0311
Name: George Krelis
Title: Assistant Superintendent
Email: gkrelis@access.k12.wv.us
Phone: 302-243-0313
Name: Bob Conaway
Title: Maintenance Supervisor
Email: rconaway@access.k12.wv.us
Phone: 304-243-0431
Name: Kathy Paulus
Title: Wheeling Park High School Technology Coordinator
Email: kpaulus@access.k12.wv.us
Phone: 304-243-0409
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County Mission and Vision Statements
County Vision:
Ohio County Schools will be a progressive education system with a relevant, rigorous curriculum that
allows for every student to reach his or her full learning potential.
County Mission:
To provide educational opportunities that will enable each student to build a Foundation For Success.
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Needs Assessment
Analysis of Assessment Data
Information from accreditation standards, attendance data, dropout data, WESTEST results, SAT &
ACT results, suspensions and discipline data, writing assessment, Presidents' physical fitness results,
WVEIS reports and USIP data were all utilized in determining how technology will be used to address
needs.
Analysis of UCIP
Data analysis shows a continuing steady trend in high test scores. High quality instruction by
knowledgeable, skilled professionals is emphasized. A solid technology infrastructure and access to
up-to-date hardware and software is necessary to support these results.
Technology Infrastructure
Schools needing infrastructure upgrades are addressed in the plan. Data from the digital divide surveys
indicate those schools that require upgardes. By the end of the 2004-2005 school year, all schools in
Ohio County will be 100 mB ethernet, switched to the desktop, to meet published standards.
School Satisfaction Survey
Satisfaction surveys indicate a high level of student/parent/teacher satisfaction in the area of
technology. In fact, Ohio County taxpayers passed an operating levy at a 75% approval level in
November, 2004. Input from LSIC and other parent groups is incorporated into the plan.
OEPA Reports
Two schools, Bridge Street Middle and Triadelphia Middle have attached plans to address OEPA
requirements.
Facilities Assessment
Issues such as projected school closings, redistricting and consolidations are taken into consideration
for technology infrastructure and hardware/software upgrades.
School Digital Divide Surveys
These surveys are used to determine hardware/software/infrastructure purchases for individual schools.
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Instructional Goal #1
Target Goal #1: Management of Academic Performance
* Assessment & Accountability
* Curriculum Alignment
* Mastery of CSOs
* NCLB Requirements
* Transition/Character Education
Instructional Goal #1, Technology Improvement Objective #1
To construct a technology center at Wheeling Park High School
Indicators of Achievement:
Year 1:
Construction 100% complete by 9/1/2003.
(2002-03)
Implementation of Staff Development/Technology Integration Activities evaluated by
Year 2:
# of WPHS teachers participating in staff development offerings (spring and summer (2003-04) 2004)
# of distance learning courses offered. # of students enrolled in distance learning courses.
Year 3:
Implementation of Adult and Community Education Programs, evaluated by # of
(2004-05) participants.
Year 4:
# of hours per week that technology center is utilized; # of students using center; # of
(2005-06) adults/community members using center.
Year 5:
# of hours per week that technology center is utilized; # of students using center; # of staff
(2006-07) development sessions held in center; # of adults/community members using center.
Technology Activity: #1, Instructional Goal #1, Technology Improvement Objective #1
Continue to expand offering and utilization of WPHS Technology Center.
Persons Responsible
Jim McGlumphy
Dianna Vargo
Kathy Paulus
Curriculum Committee
Activity Type
Access
Professional Development
Content/Tech Integration
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Stakeholder Involvement
Innovative Strategies
Admin/Support Procedures
THERE IS NO BUDGET ITEM
No. Budget Item
Activity Type Funding Source Est $
No Budget Items
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Instructional Goal #1, Technology Improvement Objective #2
Upgrade cabling and network infrastructure in all schools.
Indicators of Achievement:
Year 1:
2 elementary/1 middle schools cabled with appropriate electronics to meet IEEE standards.
(2002-03)
Year 2:
2 elementary/1 middle schools cabled with appropriate electronics to meet IEEE standards.
(2003-04)
Year 3:
2 elementary schools cabled with appropriate electronics to meet IEEE standards.
(2004-05)
Year 4:
begin wireless implementation at secondary schools.
(2005-06)
Year 5:
complete wireless implementation at secondary schools.
(2006-07)
Technology Activity: #1, Instructional Goal #1, Technology Improvement Objective #2
Complete wireless access at secondary schools.
Persons Responsible
Jim McGlumphy
Secondary Principals
Tech Teams
Activity Type
Innovative Strategies
No. Budget Item
1
5
Activity Type
Network Infrastructure - Wireless Innovative Strategies
Salary
Funding Source Est $
SUCCESS
62456
General Funds
70000
Total:
132456.00
Admin/Support Procedures General Funds
Total:
0
0.00
Technology Activity: #3, Instructional Goal #1, Technology Improvement Objective #2
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Upgrade networks for technology integration at Bridge Street and Triadelphia Middle Schools
Persons Responsible
Pat Doyle
Mary Lee Porter
Grant Writing Team
Tech Integration Specialist
Activity Type
Access
Content/Tech Integration
No. Budget Item
Activity Type
Funding Source
1
Access
Ed Tech Competitive - Round 3 80000
2
Hardware - Notebook
Ed Tech Formula - Round 3
30000
Total:
110000.00
Software - Instructional Content/Tech Integration Ed Tech Competitive - Round 3 20000
Total:
3
Est $
Hardware - Peripherals Access
20000.00
Ed Tech Competitive - Round 3 20000
Total:
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20000.00
Instructional Goal #1, Technology Improvement Objective #4
Continued support of Basic Skills and WV-SUCCESS in all schools (includes hardware and software
purchases/upgrades).
Indicators of Achievement:
Year 1:
# of Workstations added (28 planned). Implementation of 5 Licenses for Bridges CX Online
(2002-03) (one for each secondary school).
# of Workstations added.
Year 2:
Implementation of 5 Licenses for Bridges CX Online (one for each secondary school).
(2003-04)
Upgrade to Windows Server at WPHS.
Year 3:
# of Workstations added.
(2004-05) Implementation of 5 Licenses for Bridges CX Online (one for each secondary school).
Year 4:
# of Workstations added.
(2005-06) Implementation of 5 Licenses for Bridges CX Online (one for each secondary school).
Year 5:
# of Workstations added.
(2006-07) Implementation of 5 Licenses for Bridges CX Online (one for each secondary school).
Technology Activity: #1, Instructional Goal #1, Technology Improvement Objective #4
Hardware and software purchases/upgrades for WV-SUCCESS in 7-12 schools.
Persons Responsible
Jim McGlumphy
School Principals
Jim Tecca
School Tech Contacts
Activity Type
Access
Content/Tech Integration
No. Budget Item
Activity Type
Funding Source Est $
1
Access
SUCCESS
64000
Total:
64000.00
2
Hardware - Desktop
Software - Instructional Content/Tech Integration BS/CE
Total:
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58000
58000.00
Instructional Goal #1, Technology Improvement Objective #5
Develop close articulation with vocational and academic faculties, including WV Northern Community
College, in concert with the business and industry sector. Assure that every tech prep student
graduates from high school with a marketable skill.
Indicators of Achievement:
Post secondary attendance rate.
Year 1:
Number of participants in tech prep.
(2002-03)
Number of participants in career shadowing
Post secondary attendance rate.
Year 2:
Number of participants in tech prep.
(2003-04)
Number of participants in career shadowing
Post secondary attendance rate.
Year 3:
Number of participants in tech prep.
(2004-05)
Number of participants in career shadowing
Post secondary attendance rate.
Year 4:
Number of participants in tech prep.
(2005-06)
Number of participants in career shadowing
Post secondary attendance rate.
Year 5:
Number of participants in tech prep.
(2006-07)
Number of participants in career shadowing
Technology Activity: #1, Instructional Goal #1, Technology Improvement Objective #5
Provide clear, concise information to high school counselors, teachers, students, and parents on the
preparation needed for high school graduates to enter the world of work or to continue their education.
Persons Responsible
Jim McGlumphy
Connie Myer
Teachers
Counselors
Activity Type
Professional Development
No. Budget Item
1
Activity Type
Funding Source Est $
Professional Development Professional Development General Funds
Total:
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1200
1200.00
Technology Activity: #2, Instructional Goal #1, Technology Improvement Objective #5
Ensure that every tech prep student has an educational plan with career goals and the necessary
preparation to reach those goals.
Persons Responsible
Teachers
Counselors
Activity Type
Stakeholder Involvement
No. Budget Item
1
Activity Type
Funding Source Est $
Professional Development Stakeholder Involvement General Funds
Total:
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1200
1200.00
Instructional Goal #2
Goal #2: Staff Development
Major Objective I: Leadership Development
* Instructional Leadership
* Relevant Professional & Service Personnel Training
* Teacher & Principal Induction Programs
* Instructional Collaboration Strategies
Instructional Goal #2, Technology Improvement Objective #1
Ohio County Schools will provide quality professional development for the integration of technology into
the curricula.
Indicators of Achievement:
Year 1:
Number of teachers who take technology professional development sessions.
(2002-03)
Year 2:
Number of teachers who take technology professional development sessions.
(2003-04)
Year 3:
Number of teachers who take technology professional development sessions.
(2004-05)
Year 4:
Number of teachers who take technology professional development sessions.
(2005-06)
Year 5:
(2006-07)
Technology Activity: #1, Instructional Goal #2, Technology Improvement Objective #1
Teachers are provided technology integration training to utilize the Bridges CX software.
Persons Responsible
Jim McGlumphy
7-12 Principals
7-12 Technology Contacts
Activity Type
THERE IS NO BUDGET ITEM
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No. Budget Item
Activity Type Funding Source Est $
No Budget Items
Technology Activity: #2, Instructional Goal #2, Technology Improvement Objective #1
Teachers at Wheeling Park HS participate in technology integration staff development activities.
Persons Responsible
Jim McGlumphy
Dianna Vargo
Kathy Paulus
Activity Type
Professional Development
No. Budget Item
1
Activity Type
Funding Source Est $
Professional Development Professional Development General Funds
Total:
6000
6000.00
Technology Activity: #3, Instructional Goal #2, Technology Improvement Objective #1
Technology Integration Staff Development Programs provided for all professional staff.
Persons Responsible
OCS Staff Development Council
Activity Type
Professional Development
No. Budget Item
1
Activity Type
Funding Source Est $
Professional Development Professional Development General Funds
Total:
8000
8000.00
Technology Activity: #4, Instructional Goal #2, Technology Improvement Objective #1
Technology Integration Specialist Training and Staff Development for Ed Tech - Round 3.
Persons Responsible
Tech Integration Specialist
Pat Doyle
Mary Lee Porter
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Activity Type
Professional Development
No. Budget Item
1
Activity Type
Funding Source
Est $
Professional Development Professional Development Ed Tech Competitive - Round 2 40000
Ed Tech Formula - Round 3
10000
Total:
50000.00
Technology Activity: #5, Instructional Goal #2, Technology Improvement Objective #1
Staff Development BS/CE implementation
Persons Responsible
Jim Tecca
BS/CE Schools
Activity Type
Professional Development
No. Budget Item
1
Activity Type
Funding Source Est $
Professional Development Professional Development BS/CE
Total:
6000
6000.00
Technology Activity: #6, Instructional Goal #2, Technology Improvement Objective #1
SchoolKit staff development for WPHS staff.
Persons Responsible
Jackie Shriner
Kathy Paulus
Activity Type
THERE IS NO BUDGET ITEM
No. Budget Item
Activity Type Funding Source Est $
No Budget Items
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Instructional Goal #2, Technology Improvement Objective #2
Purchase PDAs for administrators.
Indicators of Achievement:
Year 1:
(2002-03)
Year 2:
# of PDAs purchased.
(2003-04) # of administrators attending staff development sessions.
Year 3:
75% of all administrators using PDAs on a regular basis.
(2004-05)
Year 4:
100% of all administrators using PDAs on a regular basis.
(2005-06)
Year 5:
Replace PDAs with upgraded models.
(2006-07)
Technology Activity: #1, Instructional Goal #2, Technology Improvement Objective #2
Purchase upgraded PDAs for administrators.
Persons Responsible
Jim McGlumphy
George Krelis
Activity Type
Professional Development
Admin/Support Procedures
No. Budget Item
Activity Type
Funding Source Est $
1
Innovative Strategies
General Funds
15000
Total:
15000.00
Total:
0.00
2
Hardware - PDA
Professional Development Professional Development
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Instructional Goal #3
Goal #3: Technology Integration
* Test Score Data Analysis
* Monitoring of Student Progress
* Enhancement of Curriculum & Instruction
* Global Access
Instructional Goal #3, Technology Improvement Objective #1
To provide access to the internet, WVEIS, to provide a safe school environment, to amintain a stable
network, and to provide for improved communication between school, home, and community.
Indicators of Achievement:
Year 1:
# of upgrades from 56kB to T1
(2002-03)
Year 2:
# of upgrades from 56kB to T1
(2003-04)
Year 3:
# of upgrades from 56kB to T1
(2004-05)
Year 4:
# of upgrades from 56kB to T1
(2005-06)
Year 5:
# of network telecommunications upgrades completed
(2006-07)
Technology Activity: #1, Instructional Goal #3, Technology Improvement Objective #1
Network & telecommunications upgrades.
Persons Responsible
Larry Miller
George Krelis
Mark Obermann
Jim McGlumphy
Activity Type
Access
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No. Budget Item
Activity Type Funding Source Est $
1
Access
E-rate - Voice
E-Rate Year 6
62080
E-Rate Year 7
74520
Business Partners 34920
2
3
4
5
E-rate - Long Distance
E-rate - Data Lines
E-rate - Cellular
Access
Access
Access
E-rate - Internal Connections Access
General Funds
33480
Total:
205000.00
E-Rate Year 6
3072
E-Rate Year 7
19872
General Funds
1728
General Funds
8928
Total:
33600.00
E-Rate Year 6
37509.12
E-Rate Year 7
39611.52
General Funds
21098.88
General Funds
17796.48
Total:
116016.00
E-Rate Year 6
21657.60
E-Rate Year 7
19620.70
General Funds
12182.4
General Funds
8815.10
Total:
62275.80
E-Rate Year 6
34800.00
General Funds
7200.00
Total:
42000.00
Technology Activity: #2, Instructional Goal #3, Technology Improvement Objective #1
To provide access to the Internet and to WVEIS for Ohio County Schools and maintenance for
equipment.
Persons Responsible
Activity Type
Access
Admin/Support Procedures
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No. Budget Item
Activity Type
Funding Source Est $
1
Access
General Funds
52560
Total:
52560.00
2
Technical Support - HW maintenance Admin/Support Procedures General Funds
Total:
15000
15000.00
Technology Activity: #3, Instructional Goal #3, Technology Improvement Objective #1
To provide an efficient telecommunications network for schools in Ohio County that provides for access
to the Internet and WVEIS, improved communication between schools, homes and community and a
safe school environment
Persons Responsible
County technology coordinator
Activity Type
Access
Content/Tech Integration
No. Budget Item
Activity Type
Funding Source Est $
1
Access
E-Rate Year 8
39611.52
General Funds
17796.48
Total:
57408.00
2
3
4
E-rate - Data Lines
E-rate - Cellular
Stakeholder Involvement E-Rate Year 8
General Funds
8815.10
Total:
28435.80
E-rate - Long Distance Stakeholder Involvement E-Rate Year 8
E-rate - Voice
19620.70
19872.00
General Funds
8928.00
Total:
28800.00
Stakeholder Involvement E-Rate Year 8
74520.00
General Funds
33480.00
Total:
108000.00
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Instructional Goal #4
Goal #4: Community Involvement
* Parental Involvement
* Local School Improvement Councils
* Partners In Education
* Marketing and Community Outreach
Instructional Goal #4, Technology Improvement Objective #1
To increase computer literacy of the community which Ohio County School serves
Indicators of Achievement:
Year 1:
Number of students completing computer literacy courses
(2002-03)
Year 2:
Number of enrollees in technology-related classes.
(2003-04)
Year 3:
Number of enrollees in technology-related classes.
(2004-05)
Year 4:
Number of enrollees in technology-related classes.
(2005-06)
Year 5:
Number of students completing computer literacy courses
(2006-07)
Technology Activity: #1, Instructional Goal #4, Technology Improvement Objective #1
Hold computer literacy courses to adult citizens with entry-level skill needs
Persons Responsible
Connie Myer
Dianna Vargo
Chuck Hill
Activity Type
THERE IS NO BUDGET ITEM
No. Budget Item
Activity Type Funding Source Est $
No Budget Items
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Technology Activity: #2, Instructional Goal #4, Technology Improvement Objective #1
To offer more advanced computer classes through the Adult Education Community Education program.
Persons Responsible
Connie Myer
Dianna Vargo
Chuck Hill
Activity Type
THERE IS NO BUDGET ITEM
No. Budget Item
Activity Type Funding Source Est $
No Budget Items
Technology Activity: #3, Instructional Goal #4, Technology Improvement Objective #1
To support, enhance and reinforce regular Adult Basic Education classes.
Persons Responsible
Connie Myer
Activity Type
THERE IS NO BUDGET ITEM
No. Budget Item
Activity Type Funding Source Est $
No Budget Items
Technology Activity: #4, Instructional Goal #4, Technology Improvement Objective #1
To help adult students prepare for the GED exam for job-seeking skills, for preparation of
college-entrance exams or for upgrading basic academic skills
Persons Responsible
Connie Myer
Barbara Fassig
Activity Type
THERE IS NO BUDGET ITEM
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No. Budget Item
Activity Type Funding Source Est $
No Budget Items
Technology Activity: #5, Instructional Goal #4, Technology Improvement Objective #1
To maintain the "One-Stop-Shop" online computer and printer in the Guidance Office of Wheeling Park
H.S. which is available to high school students and to adult members of the community who need help
with career counseling and job searches
Persons Responsible
Ron DiLorenzo
Dianna Vargo
Connie Myer
Activity Type
Access
No. Budget Item
1
Activity Type Funding Source Est $
Technical Support - SW maintenance Access
General Funds
2500
Total:
2500.00
Technology Activity: #6, Instructional Goal #4, Technology Improvement Objective #1
To provide greater access to technology resources through the new Technology Center at Wheeling
Park H.S.
Persons Responsible
Jim McGlumphy
Dianna Vargo
Kathy Paulus
Chuck Hill
Activity Type
THERE IS NO BUDGET ITEM
No. Budget Item
Activity Type Funding Source Est $
No Budget Items
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Instructional Goal #4, Technology Improvement Objective #2
Increase home-school communication through web page development.
Indicators of Achievement:
Year 1:
50% of schools will have online web pages.
(2002-03)
Year 2:
75% of schools will have online web pages.
(2003-04)
Year 3:
100% of schools will have online web pages.
(2004-05)
Year 4:
School & county web pages updated and maintained.
(2005-06)
Year 5:
School & county web pages updated and maintained.
(2006-07)
Technology Activity: #1, Instructional Goal #4, Technology Improvement Objective #2
Development of school web pages.
Persons Responsible
Chuck Hill
School principals
School technology teams
Activity Type
No. Budget Item
Activity Type Funding Source Est $
No Budget Items
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Instructional Goal #4, Technology Improvement Objective #3
Schools multiply the effect of technology enhancement through collaborative activities with other
institutions that have high technology capabilities.
Indicators of Achievement:
Year 1:
(2002-03)
Year 2:
(2003-04)
Year 3:
Number of collaborative efforts with agencies.
(2004-05)
Year 4:
Number of collaborative efforts with agencies.
(2005-06)
Year 5:
Number of collaborative efforts with agencies.
(2006-07)
Technology Activity: #1, Instructional Goal #4, Technology Improvement Objective #3
Partners in Education activities.
Persons Responsible
George Krelis
Principals
Partners in Education
Activity Type
THERE IS NO BUDGET ITEM
No. Budget Item
Activity Type Funding Source Est $
No Budget Items
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Compliance Checklist
Ed Tech Compliance Checklist
1. Does the county plan include the county's specific goals for using advanced technology to improve
student achievement?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 1 Objective 2 and Activity 3
2. Does the plan include strategies that address how Ed Tech Funds will improve academic
achievement of all students in all schools in the county? (Emphasis should be given to high-need and
high-poverty schools)
yes
This is addressed under Goal 1 Objective 2 and Activity 3
3. Does the county plan include strategies that address how to ensure that all students and teachers will
have increased access to technology?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 3 Objective 1 and Activity 2
4. Does the county plan include plans to provide ongoing professional development for teachers,
principals and administrators to further the effective use of technology?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 2 Objective 1 and Activity 1
5. Does the county plan include a budget (description of type and costs of technology to be acquired
with Ed Tech formula and /or competitive funds)?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 1 Objective 2 and Activity 3
6. Does the county plan include strategies that address how to encourage the development and use of
innovative strategies for the delivery of specialized or rigorous courses (e.g., distance learning)?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 1 Objective 2 and Activity 1
7. Does the county plan include strategies that address how to use technology to promote parental
involvement to increase communication with parents?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 4 Objective 2 and Activity 1
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8. Does the county plan include strategies that address how the technology programs will be developed
in collaboration with adult literacy providers?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 4 Objective 1 and Activity 2
9. Does the county plan include strategies that address how the county will evaluate the extent to which
activities funded in formula and competitive funds are effective in integrating technology?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 1 Objective 2 and Activity 3
E-rate Compliance Checklist
1. Does the county plan include the E-rate requirements for clear goals and a realistic strategy for using
telecommunications?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 3 Objective 1 and Activity 1
2. Does the county plan include strategies that address the computer equipment currently available or
budgeted for purchase?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 1 Objective 4 and Activity 1
3. Does the county plan include strategies that address the internal connections that the county has in
place or budgeted to install in the current, next or future academic years?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 1 Objective 2 and Activity 5
4. Does the county plan include strategies that address the computer software necessary to
communicate with other computers over an internal network?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 1 Objective 2 and Activity 5
5. Does the county plan include the professional development plan for professionals using the
equipment connected to the telecommunications network?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 2 Objective 1 and Activity 5
6. Does the county plan include the existing or budgeted maintenance contracts to maintain computers?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 3 Objective 1 and Activity 2
7. Does the county plan include specific plans for using telecommunications technologies and how they
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integrate the use of these technologies into the curriculum?
yes
This is addressed under Goal 1 Objective 4 and Activity 1
8. Does someone else other than your county personnel submit your local E-rate application?
yes
This is addressed under Goal Objective and Activity
9. E-rate requires that we report the number of schools in each county that have the following Internet
Connections:
Number of schools in the county with Dial up modem connections to the Internet?
0
Number of schools in the county with 56 K frame relay connection to the Internet?
2
Number of schools in the county that have T-1 frame relay connections to the Internet? 11
Number of schools in the county that have ATM T-1 Internet connections?
0
Number of schools in the county that have cable modem connections to the Internet? 0
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Policies and Procedures
Do you have an Acceptable Use Policy?
yes
If yes, what is the last date of adoption/revision?
09/24/2001
When was the public meeting held for CIPA Compliance?
09/24/2001
Provide the URL to your acceptable use policy.
wphs.ohio.k12.wv.us/ocbe/aup.pdf
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