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Program Area: Title IV-A
Your voice is vital to change in education. We are moving into 2021 with transformed views on education and the role of computer science in student, educator, and administrator success - especially in rural, remote, frontier, borderlands, and tribal communities. We want to hear from your views and experiences around computer science in education.
Program Area: Title IV-A
Please see this post for additional information on the Women in STEM Scholarship from Study.com.
Program Area: Title IV-A
ISTE will provide a two-week online PD program that will help K-12 educators move from surviving to thriving with the intentional use of technology to meet the new realities of learning.
Program Area: Title IV-A
Don’t miss your chance to join Girls Who Code’s free Summer Immersion Program for current 9-11th grade girls and non-binary students! Girls Who Code welcomes all eligible students to apply for their introductory coding program, and strongly encourages applicants who are historically underrepresented in tech including Black, Latinx, and low-income students. Check out this flyer to learn more, or join an upcoming Girls Who Code webinar here. Fill out the quick application here before the deadline on March 19th!
Program Area: Title IV-A
The Arizona Department of Education Digital Learning is proud to share the Summer Connect Contest on behalf of reTech Fundamentals. This is a local initiative focused on addressing the Digital Literacy Gap affecting Arizona Students.
Program Area: Title IV-A
Members of the U.S. House of Representatives are hosting district-wide Congressional App Challenges for middle school and high school students, encouraging them to learn to code and inspiring them to pursue careers in computer science.
Program Area: Title IV-A
Funding to help schools and libraries keep students, staff, and patrons connected during the COVID-19 health emergency.
Program Area: Title IV-A
Have you ever wondered: "How can I activate Effective Use of Technology Title IV-A funding through Media Arts education?"
Program Area: School Finance
School Finance has moved the new STUD35 Duplicate Student ID report into production.
Program Area: School Finance
April's data capture for the May 19th payment is 4/15/23 at 5pm.
Program Area: 21st CCLC - Afterschool Programs
This is a test of the workbench moderation system.
Program Area: Educator Retention and Recruitment
Program Area: Educator Retention and Recruitment
Program Area: ESSER
Program Area: School Finance
BUDG-25 reports for all school districts have been posted to the School Finance website.
Program Area: About the Department
Program Area: School Finance
School Finance has manually calculated initial add-on payments for the new FRPL Group B weight.
Program Area: School Finance
School Finance will open the FY22 Vehicle Inventory Report for revisions March 28th through April 7th.
Program Area: Migrant Education Program
The following training modules were devised to help support LEAs with the training of Data Clerks and/or other MEP staff supporting with submission of COEs, updating MIS2000, etc. Please feel free
