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Departments: Technology

Grants

2004 - 2005 Telecommunications Grant Award - by S. Mazzola/G. Treanor ($100,000) DOE two year grant. The goal of the grant is to introduce assistive technology hardware and software to Special Education students and staff.

2004-2005 Arlington Educational Enrichment Fund - by E. Callahan ($1500) Awarded to develop and implement an on-line technology course at the high school.

2003-2004 Arlington Educational Enrichment Fund - by E. Callahan ($500) Awarded to attend MassCue conference and develop technology integration plans.

2002 - 2003 Enhancing Education Through Technology - by S. Mazzola ($16,700)

2001-2002 Arlington Educational Enrichment Fund - by J. McDaniel ($517) Awarded to impliment K-5 science projects using ProScopes

2001-2002 Smarter Kids Foundation - by J. Antonellis ($900)

2001 - 2002 Cafe Parisien - by V. Lahey ($19,924) DOE Lighthouse Technology Grant. A WebQuest in French and English in which students design their own Parisian restaurant.

2000 - 2001 Flight Net - by G. Treanor ($23,932) DOE Lighthouse Technology Grant. The purpose of the FlightNet program was to support technology integration into the science and English-Language Arts curricula for fifth grade students, but can be adapted to any level from grades 3-8.

1999 - 2000 Programming Motion - by T. Jay ($30,000) DOE Lighthouse Technology Grant. The purpose of this grant project was to support technology integration into core physical science learning for middle school students.

1999 - 2000 Colonial Time Trip - by G. Treanor ($23,314) DOE Lighthouse Technology Grant. The purpose of this project was to support technology integration into the Social Studies and English-Language Arts curricula for Arlington elementary school students.

1998 - 1999 Programming Motion - by T. Jay ($29,965) DOE Lighthouse Technology Grant. The purpose of this grant project was to support technology integration into core physical science learning for middle school students.

1998 - 1999 Tech Training and Professional Development - by T. Jay ($62,955)