SmartSchools Investment Plan 2024
What is the SmartSchools Investment Plan?
The Smart Schools Bond Act, approved by New York State voters in 2014, authorized the issuance of $2 billion of general obligation bonds to finance improved educational technology and infrastructure to improve learning and opportunity for students throughout the State.
What did that mean for Clinton?
| Award | $875,223 |
|---|---|
| Network Access Costs | -$74,584 |
| School Internal Connections & Components | -$482,700 |
| Professional Services | -$55,985 |
| Other Costs | -$114,086 |
| Remaining Funds | $147,865 |
Goals from CCS Strategic Plan
Each student’s unique interests and abilities are incorporated into our teaching, ensuring students reach their full potential becoming career and/or college ready.
Classroom instruction utilizes multiple learning tools and strategies requiring students to think and write critically, be challenged, and become self-directed learners.
Each curriculum is closely aligned with state standards, vertically aligned by grade level, relevant, reflects student needs, and includes engaging strategies for the learner in order to educate and empower all students.
Current Conditions
- Current iMac's are sluggish
- Media Centers will be renovated spaces designed for innovative practices
- Middle School and High School Spaces still operating with obsolete technology
Proposed Expenditures: Classroom Learning Technology
Interactive Panels (Whiteboards)
- Smart TVs
- Viewsonic Interactive TVs
Desktop Computers
- Imacs for art rooms
TOTAL: $147,865
Next Steps
- Post the plan for 30 Days
- Public Hearing on October 29, 2024
- Submit the plan to NYSED for approval: October 30, 2024