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From: obstahl@llwcny.ll.pbs.org (Barbara Stahl)
Subject: Re: Learning Technology Grant Program (NYS)
Organization: LLWCNY / PBS Learning Link
Date: Thu, 24 Nov 1994 02:35:41 GMT
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Gail Barraco (GBARRACO@AOL.COM) wrote:
: Dear Fellow LM_NETTERS,
:   Hi, I'm writing a grant for technology with a small group of parents and am
: needing information on the Model Schools program as well as the Compact
: Partnership Schools (who are they and what constitutes one).   We are also
: curious to know who the schools are that are "under registration review"
: (SURR).  Lastly, we'd be curious to know if the Goals 2000: Educate America
: Act is synonymous with America 2000.  Any information is truly appreciated.
:  Please respond to me personally.  Thank you.

: >>Gail Barraco, Library Media Specialist
: Cayuga Heights Elementary School
: 110 Upland Rd.
: Ithaca, New York  14850
The originator of Model Schools Program is Fran Brewer from the
Madison-Oneida BOCES Regional Information Center in Verona, NY.  Model
Schools is a consortium of districts who share technological ideas,
policies, CoSers for equipment, (CoSer 505) and generally support each
other.  They have professional help for district administrators, Boards of
Education, technical help, etc.  It is a service which districts "buy" into.
Site administrators, of which I am one, meet several times a year to
exchange information, write policies such as ethics, etc.  Fran has an
e-mail address which I don't know offhand, but would be glad to get for you
if you like.   Barb Stahl, Oneida City School District, Oneida, NY 13421, or
respond here on LM Net.
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Barbara Stahl{(OSTAHL{LLWCNY.LL.PBS.ORG)
Direct Library Media Services