Survey Completed!

Relevant Links Table of Contents 100 years of education - Schools chief helps celebrate CATTLE CALL: More than 200 treated to a preview of this weekend. A NEW SET OF EYES Dogs bring choices Initiative increases college rates Higher Education Week: How to pay for education Higher education: Student well on her way to college Partnership starts early to get students into college Four choices for California colleges HIGHER EDUCATION: Students have testing options Our Opinion: Education important to Valley’s future Our Opinion: Young students must learn English Adapting to a unique community Colleges seek local students Westside kids tour tide pools Endless work for school nurses Anne Mallory: Small town girl makes her mark Damon Smith: Turning Luck into Passion Denise Cabanilla: Lessons to last a lifetime Field Trip for Blind Students Caring About Their Community API base reports to be released today Teens prepare for college Teachers Hit the Books - Substitutes go back to school Todd Finnell was awarded CUE’s Technology in Learning Leadership Award Student wins poster contest Opinion: Students need to be challenged Students get sneak peek of professions Eyeing the future Mock trial: Students take over the courtroom Special folks are treated to a special day Too much TV? Grades reflect tube time Through the eyes of the Valley: IVC is key provider of higher education Parents play vital role in college Yazmin Arellano living her dream Coach learned job in college SDSU plans to add two new majors Freshman scholars Valley places focus on growth Choosing college Office of education gets $9M grant Our opinion: Making strides in education 1-on-1 contact is key Viewpoint: Just Warming Up: Don’t waste the chance for an education Higher ed week set Finding friends through mentors Imperial County Men and Women of the Year 2006 ‘BIGGEST SINGLE-DAY EVENT IN THE IMPERIAL VALLEY:’Children’s Fair promotes healthy families Peggy Calvin, Sue Tally had ‘the courage to get involved’ Trustees to seek input on drug-testing Teens test career waters Students ‘train’ for the Academic Decathlon Senior Living series: Grandmas make a difference Young artists to design poster, win tickets Safety Seminar - High schoolers learn life skills Moving on up Great American Smokeout: Message is heard loud and clear Child care providers updated on free preschool ‘BUILD ON YOUTH' Conference Seeley FRC’s Grand Opening New Resources and New Look for Niland’s Family Resource Center 4th Annual Regional Migrant Parent Conference Mentoring Children of Promise Success Stories from ICOE’s Veterans On-the-Job Training Program Calexico Community School Students Spread Holiday Spirit Imperial County Office of Education will manage California’s K-12 High Speed Network with its key partners Butte and Mendocino County Offices of Education and School Services of CA, Inc. Teachers are Continual Learners New Leadership for Imperial Schools Wild About Science 2003 Tech Conference Grant Keeps Students on Track Survey Completed! Students break language barrier EdTech Profiles: Heber Personal Stories of Success Inspire Imperial County Hats Off to Nationally Certified Local Teachers Colleges Educate High School Seniors Plenty of fun and sunshine at the 25th annual Children's Fair Migrant seniors focus on college Local Teacher Talent CUHS consecutive win streak intact Eye on Education Central back in winning game with Mock Trials defeat of Southwest I.V. students compete in decathlon Club Live camp enables Valley students Saving a sweetheart through anti-smoking campaign Siblings Workshops More than community service: Some find it fun to help others Team effort targets truancy Ride of Life - Program reaches teens Study shows California kids fill preschools Our Opinion: Three Schools Earn 'Distinguished' Status Central team heads to state capital

by Michael Castillo, ICOE Technology Coordinator

100% of all schools and districts in Imperial County recently completed the California School Technology Survey from the California Department of Education.

This is a great accomplishment and reflects the hard work and dedication by our district and school personnel. The survey will provide useful and comparative information about technology in our schools by collecting information on the amount and type of technology in our schools.  Completion of the survey is a requirement for districts and schools applying for current and future educational technology funding, including the final 10% of Digital High School payments, School Renovation Technology Grants (SRTG), and Enhancing Education Through Technology (EETT) grants.