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EETT Formula Grant Information

The Enhancing Education Through Technology (EETT) Formula grant provides funding for technology and training in schools.

The California Department of Education (CDE) distributed approximately $16 million dollars in 2007-2008 to local educational agencies (LEAs) in formula-funded grants through Title II, Part D, Enhancing Education Through Technology (EETT). Funds from this grant are used to assist eligible districts in using technology to enhance teaching and promote learning. Funds are allocated based upon each LEA's proportionate share of Title I, Part A funding. As a condition of funding, a CDE-approved technology plan is required. No application is needed. As long as the LEA has a current technology plan, the CDE will automatically generate and mail the grant award documents each year funding is available.

EETT Formula At A Glance

Status Item 2006-2007 2007-2008
Grant Period
01-July-2006 to 30-June-2008
01-July-2007 to 30-June-2009
Current Status
Grant ending, expenditure reports are due 30-June-2008.
Grant awards have been sent, payments should be received.
Request For Application (RFA)
Next Important Date
30-June-2008: All funds must be expended and/or obligated. Expenditure reports may be completed and mailed to the CDE at any time.
30-June-2009: All funds must be expended and/or obligated. Expenditure reports may be completed and mailed to the CDE at any time.
Grant Award Listing
Complete listing in Excel.
(XLS; 156KB; 14pp.; 23-Jan-2007)
Complete listing in Excel.
(XLS; 156KB; 14pp.; 23-Jan-2007)
Forms and Instructions
Please join the EETT Formula mailing list to receive all instructions related to the completion of the required forms.
Please join the EETT Formula mailing list to receive all instructions related to the completion of the required forms.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for the EETT Competitive and Formula grants. The FAQs include information on Application and Eligibility, Technology Plans, Formula Funds, Competitive Funds, and Private Schools.

EETT Formula Grant: 2009-2010

Currently zeroed out in the President's budget, there is a chance it will be funded at some level. On 23-May-2007, U.S. Representatives Lucille Roybal-Allard (D-CA), Ruben Hinojosa (D-TX), Judy Biggert (R-IL) and Ron Kind (D-WI) introduced the Achievement Through Technology and Innovation (ATTAIN) Act. This bipartisan legislation is designed to make improvements to the Enhancing Education Through Technology (EETT) program as part of the overall reauthorization of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act.

EETT Formula Grant: 2008-2009

Funding for 2008-09 will be approximately the same as in 2007-08, less a decrease of 1.747%. Documents are being prepared to distribute grant awards, pending state budget approval, in an August-September timeframe.

EETT Formula Grant: 2007-2008

The amount to be distributed for the 2007-2008 EETT Formula Grant will be the same as 2006-2007.

EETT Formula Grant: 2006-07

The program funding was reduced by 47% over the previous year.

  • Current Status: This grant will end 30-June-2008, but to receive your 15% grant withhold, a completed expenditure report must be submitted and approved by the CDE by 12-Sept-2008.
  • Important Dates: This grant ends 30-June-2008. Please ensure that expenditures and/or obligations are made by this date. The End of Period (EOP) Expenditure Report must be submitted to the CDE by 12-Sept-2008.
  • Forms and Instructions: Please join the EETT Formula mailing list to receive all instructions related to the completion of the required forms.

Technology Plan

As a condition of funding, a CDE-approved technology plan is required. For detailed information, see the Education Technology Plan Information page or view a technology plan status. For assistance in revising or creating a new technology plan, contact your local California Technology Assistance Project (CTAP) technology plan coordinator.
Questions: Education Technology Office | edtech@cde.ca.gov | 916-323-5715 
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