Title II-D Programs

The primary goal of the Title II, Part D program is to improve student academic achievement through the effective use of technology in schools. Title II, Part D is designed to assist every student in crossing the digital divide by ensuring that every student is technologically literate by the end of eighth grade, and to encourage the effective integration of technology through teacher training and curriculum development to establish successful, research-based instructional methods. Funded through the No Child Left Behind Act (2001), Georgia provides grants to local educational agencies on the basis of their proportionate share of funding under Title I, Part A.

The Georgia Department of Education retains 5% of its total Title II, Part D allocation for state-level activities, and distributes one-half of the remainder by formula and one-half competitively to eligible local educational agencies (LEAs).

ETTC AASU supports Title II-D Competitive Grants by providing consultative services for applying for the grants, providing technical services and instructional services. See the eMath grants and the Wireless grants for information on how we can help your school and school system with these valuable grant opportunities.

Congratulations to our FY 2007 Title II-D Grant Receipients:

Title II, Part D - Enhancing Education Through Technology

FY08 Teachers, Teamwork and Technology (T3) Grant