2013-2016 Technology Plan - Osceola County School District

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2012-2013 Title I Schools Boggy Creek Elementary 407-344-5060 Central Avenue Elementary 407-343-7330 Chestnut Elementary School for Science and Engineering 407-870-4862 Cypress Elementary 407-344-5000 Deerwood Elementary 407-870-2400 Denn John Middle 407-935-3560 Discovery Intermediate 407-343-7300 Flora Ridge Elementary 407-933-3999 Highlands Elementary 407-935-3620 Kissimmee Elementary 407-935-3640 Kissimmee Middle 407-870-0857 Koa Elementary 407-518-1161 Lakeview Elementary 407-891-3220 Liberty High School 407-933-3910 Mill Creek Elementary 407-935-3660 Neptune Elementary 407-892-8387 New Beginnings Education Center 407-348-4466 Osceola High School 407-518-5400 P.M. Wells Charter Academy 407-892-8387 Parkway Middle 407-344-7000 Pleasant Hill Elementary 407-935-3700 Poinciana Academy of Fine Arts 407-343-4500 Poinciana High School 407-870-4860 Reedy Creek Elementary 407-935-3580 Thacker Avenue Elementary School for International Studies 407-935-3540 Ventura Elementary 407-344-5040 Westside K-8 School 407-390-1748 Zenith 407-846-3976 2013 Educational Technology Plan 7/8 School District of Osceola County
The School District of Osceola County, FL Terry Andrews, Superintendent Press Release (English and Spanish) June 7, 2012 - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Dana Schafer, Director of Community Relations - Osceola School District -- 407-870-4007 or 407-908-8811 (cell) New "Students In Transition" Computer Program To Provide Learning Resources To Children In Need Unfortunately in this day and age, students are often the victims of the current economic conditions. The Osceola School District has identified more than 2,600 “students in transition,” with projections of another 1,500 students who are unidentified. These are students who are residing in hotels, motels, campgrounds, cars, parks, emergency or transitional shelters, or are "doubled up" with friends or awaiting foster care placement. In addition to the struggles of homelessness and often concerns about hunger, these students in need lack the additional resources for education most of their classmates enjoy. To directly benefit students, the Osceola County School Board has approved a new "Students in Transition" Computer Program, as developed by Superintendent Terry Andrews. The district will now repurpose its surplus computers to be given to students in transition. Students from TECO will assist in testing and refurbishing the computers for use. These machines will have wireless cards for connection to the internet and have a free version of Open Office, a basic word processing suite. Most of the hotels and many of the fast food restaurants have free wi-fi connections that these students could utilize. The computers will then be donated to the Foundation for the Kiwanis Club of Kissimmee, Inc, a local 501(3)c civic organization whose mission is to support children and education, to assist with the distribution of the computers. This will be done in partnership with the district's Homeless Education Liaison in Special Programs. "Repurposing these machines to our students in transition will help to level the playing field for learning resources in the home," said Superintendent Terry Andrews. "This program is a win-win for everyone, especially students. Our TECO students will be helping others less fortunate through their service of working on the computers. It also involves the community in a greater way through the Kiwanis Club, and, more importantly, it puts computers in the hands of children who can really benefit from them." ### 2013 Educational Technology Plan 8/8 School District of Osceola County
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FUND 1XX GENERAL FUND 2013 Educatio
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