Educational Technology
Introducing the Technology
Teacher Leader Grant Program
March 5, 2004
The Technology Teacher Leader (TTL) grant program is designed to empower change
at the classroom level, and is based on a systemic design approach to be implemented
at a district level over the next four years. This model has been successfully
implemented in several districts in Washington and Texas. The project for this
year will include approximately 25-30 K-12 Teachers.
This grants provides for the development of a supported community of K-12
technology integration and curricular leaders who leverage their skills, knowledge,
and understanding to help schools improve learning and achievement. Through
a comprehensive staff development model, TTLs accepted for this program will
develop skills that powerfully impact their own classrooms and other teachers
within their school.
All grant proposals must be tied directly to the School Improvement or Technology
Plan for each school. Each team member must complete the attached TTL background
information as part of the grant application. One grant proposal per school
will be accepted. Each school must have two to four teachers per team outlined
in the proposal. This grant will support approximately $150,000.00 for hardware
and peripherals for students that support effective integration of technology
as outlined in the proposal narrative requirements. Schools should limit their
requested budget proposal to no more than $10,000.00. All equipment will remain
the property of the school. The attached rubric will be used to score grant
proposals. Complete application/proposals must be received by 5 PM by Wednesday,
March 31, 2004.
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