School accountability: local control and accountability plans: education technology: best practices.
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Overview
This bill directs the California Department of Education, in collaboration with the State Board of Education and the California Collaborative for Educational Excellence, to develop and disseminate best practices for using technology to improve student academic achievement. Specifically, it requires the department to create a compilation of these practices and a model policy for incorporating them into local control and accountability plans, particularly for schools with high needs. The bill also mandates informational webinars for local educational agencies and seeks to identify and showcase successful technology integration efforts.
Key provisions
- Requires the Department of Education to create a compilation of best practices for using technology to support student academic success.
- Mandates the development of a model policy for incorporating these best practices into LCAPs.
- Requires the Department to conduct at least three informational webinars in 2028 for local educational agencies.
- Directs the Department to identify and showcase schools successfully integrating technology to improve student outcomes.
- Focuses on supporting priority and Title I schools in low-income neighborhoods.
- Encourages local educational agencies to allow students to take home school-issued devices.
- Specifies that the compilation of best practices should include schools receiving federal funding under the Every Student Succeeds Act.
- Sets deadlines for the Department to complete various tasks, including publishing the compilation and model policy.
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