Background Information
A county office of education, school district, or direct-funded charter school must have an approved education technology plan in order to receive education technology funds administered by the California Department of Education (CDE). (Education Code Section 51871.5.)
Enhancing Education Through Technology (EETT) - Education Technology
Plan Requirements
Components of a technology plan as required by the No Child Left
Behind Act, Enhancing Education Through Technology Program.
E-rate - Education Technology
Plan Requirements
E-rate requires approved technology plans as a prerequisite for
receiving Internet access or internal connection discounts. A CDE-approved EETT technology plan can be used for E-rate application purposes.
Recommended Resources
California Technology
Assistance Project (CTAP)
Contact your CTAP technology plan coordinator for assistance in developing or revising your
technology plan.
CTAP Technology Plan Builder (Outside Source)
This free tool will guide you in the development or revision of your technology plan. Guidance from your regional CTAP office is recommended to maximize the use of this tool.
Technology Plan Status
To check the technology plan status of a county, district, or direct-funded charter
school, select your county at the following site:
View Technology Plan
Status
For assistance in revising or creating a new technology plan,
contact your local CTAP technology plan coordinator.