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	CASIO PROJECTION TECHNOLOGY LIGHTS UP CLASSROOMS March 5, 2013 Industry Leader Offers Educators Comprehensive Tools to Enrich Classroom Atmosphere and Increase Student Participation

	CASIO ANNOUNCES WINNER OF ITS PROJECTOR TECHNOLOGY GRANT January 8, 2013 Darden Middle School in North Carolina Awarded Short Throw Projector Package

	Why Nova Scotia Schools are switching to Casio lamp-free projectors December 29, 2012 Longer useful life, great performance and 35% lower cost of ownership among the reasons

	New Jersey schools receive $10,000 to upgrade classroom technology February 29, 2012 NorthJersey.com recently reported that the Peter Cooper and Robert Erskine schools in Ringwood, New Jersey, each received $10,000 in grants from the Ringwood Education Foundation to upgrade their classroom technology.

	Michigan school district knows technology is a classroom essential February 29, 2012 The Romeo Community Schools Board of Education in Michigan have unanimously approved a funding bill to replace more than 400 computers and laptops across the district, the Romeo Observer recently reported.

	Students learning ABC's through 3D learning program February 29, 2012 Children in McKinney, Texas, are learning through a new technology program called Letters Alive, which is a 3D tool designed to help students learn the alphabet, the Star Local News recently reported.

	Colorado students take to streets for new classroom technology February 29, 2012 Students at Beaver Valley Elementary School in Brush, Colorado, recently participated in a fundraising event at a local Wendy's restaurant to raise money for approximately 30 iPads, Brush News-Tribune's Katie Collins reported.

	New classroom funding to go a long way for New York students February 28, 2012 New technology programs will be launched as part of a nearly $15,000 funding program from the Ithaca Public Education Initiative in New York, the Ithaca Journal reported.

	Massachusetts rotary club donates $50,000 for classroom technology improvements February 28, 2012 To help upgrade the city's school IT infrastructure, the Danvers Rotary in Massachusetts recently donated $50,000 for the DEEP Technology Campaign.

	School technology legislation moves on to Georgia Senate February 24, 2012 Students in Georgia are one step closer to being able to use their smartphones and tablets in school.

	Connecticut technology initiative to help teachers look before they leap February 23, 2012 Students in Darien, Connecticut, may have new classroom technology at their fingertips next year, depending on how teachers feel about certain devices.

	Digital textbooks considered the next learning tool February 22, 2012 Washington officials are focusing more on the technological aspects of classrooms as digital media continues to evolve.

	Maryland elementary school hopes technology funding will reach its target February 7, 2012 Snow Hill Elementary School in Maryland will receive $100,000 from Target as part of retail giant's goal to donate $1 billion for education by 2015, according to a recent DelmarvaNow.com report.

	Illinois high school set for iPad pilot program February 3, 2012 The Apple iPad is no longer considered strictly a consumer device as more schools nationwide are adopting the sleek mobile technology.

	Maine school district hopes funding will keep music, technology in the classroom February 1, 2012 York school officials in Maine recently voted unanimously to pass a funding bill to a budget committee for further approval, SeaCoastOnline.com reported.

	Connecticut school district to revamp technology infrastructure January 31, 2012 The Hartford Courant recently reported that school board officials in Farmington, Connecticut, met to discuss future staff and technology funding for the 2012-2013 year.

	New Jersey superintendent makes case for future classroom technology funding January 31, 2012 The Millburn School District in New Jersey hopes to receive nearly $2 million in funding to upgrade its technology infrastructure, according to a recent Millburn-ShortHills Patch report.

	Study reveals teachers craving more classroom technology January 31, 2012 Teachers nationwide understand the role technology plays in their classrooms, and more educators want access to new, state-of-the-art devices.

	Boston College provides Newton schools with funding for new technology January 30, 2012 Boston College will provide the Newton Public School system with $300,000 over the next three years to upgrade its technology infrastructure, the Boston Globe recently reported.

	State funding helping South Carolina students learn with new classroom technology January 30, 2012 Students in Marion School District 7 in South Carolina are learning through new technology such as iPads after schools received a total of $186,000 in additional funding, according to a recent SCNow report.

	Colorado school using iPads as valuable educational tools January 25, 2012 Teachers at Legacy Academy in Elizabeth, Colorado, are using iPads to conduct lessons, according to a recent Denver Post report.

	Montana school officials get behind new classroom technology January 24, 2012 KRTV recently reported that many teachers in Great Falls, Montana, believe future classroom funding should be geared toward the adoption of new technology.

$Maryland students are using the latest classroom technology such as the iPad to solve math problems.$	Maryland students using iPads to make math problems history January 23, 2012 Rather than conduct lesson plans using a textbook or chalkboard, Charles Carroll Middle School teacher Christina Jerome's eighth-grade students are using iPads to solve math problems, the Baltimore Sun recently reported.

	Future of Arkansas in the hands of students, new technology January 19, 2012 The Arkansas News Bureau recently reported that a pilot program involving the science, technology, engineering and mathematics will grow to include 15 school districts and a technical center for the 2012-2013 school year.

	Future funding for Michigan schools could provide students with new technology January 18, 2012 Gull Lake Community Schools in Richland, Michigan, may receive $7 million in technology and building funding if district voters approve a new bill, according to a recent MLive.com report.

	Kansas City high school ditches books for tablets, smartphones January 17, 2012 Students at Notre Dame de Sion High School in Kansas City, Missouri, are using smartphones and tablets in the classroom rather than restricting their learning to textbooks, the Kansas City Star recently reported.

	Idaho students expected to make history with new technology January 16, 2012 Students across Idaho are expected to receive new technology to expand their learning capabilities, according to a recent Associated Press report.

	Utah views student technology as next educational wave January 13, 2012 Rather than restrict lesson plans to textbooks and chalkboards, the state school board of Utah hopes to offer each student his or her own computer, tablet or other handheld device in the near future, the Salt Lake Tribune recently reported.

	Aging classroom technology not cutting it in Massachusetts district January 12, 2012 Students in Danvers, Massachusetts, have been performing well in the classroom, but the district's aging technology is no longer up to par, according to a recent Salem News report.

	Massachusetts school district will no longer lack modern classroom technology January 11, 2012 Schools in Medford, Massachusetts, will receive $3.3 million to revamp their aging technology infrastructure, according to a recent Medford Patch report.

	Kansas high school students rock out with iPads November 21, 2011 Rather than use traditional instruments to play music at Valley Center High School in Kansas, students are using iPads to access a broader range of musical talents, KWCH recently reported.

	Tablet computers to usher in new lesson plans for Virginia students November 17, 2011 Leesburg Patch recently reported that the Loundon County Public Schools in Virginia passed a vote on November 15 to equip all of its students and staff with tablet computers by 2016.

	New grant allows California students to reach for the stars November 16, 2011 Ten schools in the Redland Unified School District of California recently received grants totaling up to $200,000 to invest in new technology and other initiatives to enhance the educational experience.

	Harsh Minnesota winters may be lightened with new school technology November 15, 2011 The Crookston School Board in Minnesota hosted a public forum recently to discuss ways the district will use future revenue that will result from a voter-approved $1,000-per-student referendum, the Crookston Times reported.

	Iowa elementary students ditch the textbooks for Lego robots November 14, 2011 A recent Quad-City Times report highlighted how approximately 80 elementary students from all Pleasant Valley schools in Iowa are learning with Lego toys and the use of robotics.

	Reduced budgets can't hold Wisconsin school district down November 11, 2011 Like many districts across the country, the Superior school system in Wisconsin is dealing with shrinking state budgets that affect how officials can purchase new classroom technology.

	To bridge educational gap in the US, technology may be the game-changer November 10, 2011 A recent report by the Pioneer revealed the growing educational gap between the United States and countries like China and Finland.

	San Diego middle schools looks to stay classy with technology upgrade November 9, 2011 Carmel Valley Middle School in San Diego recently launched a campaign called CVMS 2.0 Upgrade Our School with the intention of gaining community support to upgrade its classroom technology, Carmel Valley News reported.

	Massachusetts school district to ring in the new year with technology upgrade November 8, 2011 Mayor Michael McGlynn of Medford, Massachusetts, recently announced that the Medford public school district could receive new technology as soon as January 2012, Medford Patch reported.

	Arizona school districts vote could boost technology access November 7, 2011 Six school districts in Arizona will vote for potential budget overrides on November 8, according to a recent Tuscon Citizen report.

	With tablet technology, student can express his thoughts November 4, 2011 A recent Marin Independent Journal report revealed that special education students at Venetia Valley Elementary School in California are using iPads in the classroom to stimulate communication.

	Georgia school district funding paying off with new technology November 3, 2011 After receiving nearly $6 million in grants from the Department of Defense, students in the Muscogee County School District in Georgia are using advanced technology to broaden their educational skills, according to a recent WRBL report.

	Massachusetts school district hopes to go out with the old, in with new technology November 2, 2011 Medford Patch recently reported that the Medford school district in Massachusetts may receive $2 million in funding to upgrade its classroom computers.

	School technology: A sea change in Canada? November 1, 2011 According to Canada.com, officials in British Columbia are planning extensive technological overhauls in schools throughout the province.

	Veteran teacher gets a tech upgrade at STEM conference October 31, 2011 According to the Minot Daily News, Julia Koble, a teacher at Minot High School in Minot, North Dakota, was recently awarded a Siemens STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) Fellowship.

	Tablets or whiteboards? Students and teachers weigh in October 31, 2011 According to the Argus Leader, a group of students and teachers in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, was recently formed to address the issue of technology upgrades in the school district.

	Tablets are the new PC in classrooms, survey shows October 31, 2011 According to Apple Insider, a recent survey of 25 school technology directors across the United States indicated that within the next five years, tablets will outnumber traditional computers in U.S. schools.

	Unique charter school receives first chunk of federal funding October 28, 2011 According to the La Grande Observer, the Joseph Charter School in La Grande, Oregon, recently received a $650,000 federal grant to purchase classroom technology devices.

	Resume of tomorrow: Virginia Tech journal explores ePortfolio October 28, 2011 The Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University recently launched a new scholarly publication dedicated to ePortfolio technology.

	In Iowa, local schools have global reach October 28, 2011 A national-quality conference with a local feel and convenience, the second annual Sioux City Community District Technology Conference is slated to take place in the coming weeks in Sioux City, Iowa.

	Apps for class: iPads are a hit October 27, 2011 According to the Ramona Sentinel, several classrooms in the Ramona Unified School District in California have embraced new technology.

	Technology Without Borders crosses into Canada October 26, 2011 Schools in West Edmonton, Alberta, are welcoming a wave of new classroom technology devices, including iPads, digital cameras and laptop computers.

	For a change of pace, app encourages texting in the classroom October 25, 2011 According to Mobiledia, a new web app tailored to the classroom integrates text message and social media to connect teachers to students.

	French company puts robots in the classroom October 24, 2011 A French robotics company is putting advanced humanoid robots into a number of classrooms around the world, according to Technological Horizons in Education Journal.

	South Dakota school wins $10,000 for science technology October 21, 2011 A $10,000 technology grant awarded to Sioux Valley High School in Volga, South Dakota, by a local educational software and technology company will be used to teach students system-wide.

	South Korean classrooms embracing the future October 20, 2011 According to a recent BBC report, by 2015, all classrooms in South Korea will have completely abandoned traditional textbooks in favor of digital books on PCs, laptops and tablet computers.

	iPads are today's textbooks in Coal City schools October 19, 2011 School officials in Coal City, Illinois, recently integrated iPads into classrooms across the Unit 1 School District.

	GREAT puts 3D technology in the student's hands October 18, 2011 In the Globally Ready Engineering and Technology Classroom in Richmond County, North Carolina, students are not only using 3D technology to learn, they're actually contributing their own content.

	Iowa school system pilots tablet computer program October 11, 2011 Schools in Waterloo, Iowa, are piloting a wireless tablet computer program to see if a system-wide implementation of the devices in classrooms is a worthwhile investment.

	Missouri schools pilot technology programs October 10, 2011 School officials in Columbia, Missouri, recently announced the approval of a comprehensive educational improvement plan.

	Wisconsin technical college integrates new pilot technology program October 7, 2011 Moraine Park Technical College in Hartford, Wisconsin, recently began using two state-of-the-art classrooms built last year.

	Bismark schools get tablet computers, new software October 6, 2011 The recent introduction of technology into classrooms at the St. Mary's Grade School and Mandran High School in Bismark, North Dakota, has improved lessons and provided a blueprint for the implementation of classroom technology in the future.

	Florida schools embrace advanced classroom technology October 5, 2011 Schools in Ocoee, Florida, are integrating a variety of new technology into classrooms, from digital microscopes to 3D classroom projectors.

	Universities see benefit of remote response and class polling technology October 4, 2011 Many schools across the country, from the elementary to post-secondary level, are integrating new technology into the classroom to make lessons more interactive.

	First lady of Louisiana donates interactive whiteboards to local school October 4, 2011 Supriya Jindal, the wife of Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, recently visited the Bonne Ecole Elementary School, which received four new interactive whiteboards.

	Government announces Digital Promise technology initiative October 4, 2011 A recent Wall Street Journal article written by Arne Duncan, the U.S. secretary of education, and Reed Hastings, the founder of Netflix and former president of the California board of education, outlined the Digital Promise initiative.

	New Hampshire school uses iPads to teach elementary students October 3, 2011 Elementary school students in Rochester, New Hampshire, recently obtained access to 50 iPads purchased with Title I grant.

	Texas schools use the web to extend the classroom October 3, 2011 Kyle Apperson, a history teacher at Rider High School in Wichita Falls, Texas, has had enormous success implementing online social media into his lesson plans.

	Technical school in Arizona implements its own form of classroom technology October 3, 2011 Classroom technology initiatives across the country in traditional primary, secondary and post-secondary institutions have gained a significant amount of attention recently.

	USC teaches students and professors how to take advantage of available technology September 30, 2011 According to the University of Southern California Daily Trojan, USC professors welcomed new technology in a number of classrooms as the school year opened, but some are under-utilizing the hardware.

	Rural schools initiative in Vermont purchases netbooks September 29, 2011 Students in Middletown Springs, Vermont, recently received netbooks as part of a Vermont Council on Rural Development partnership with the educational nonprofit Digital Wish to improve technology access in the state's schools.

	South Dakota high school takes novel approach to classroom technology September 29, 2011 Chadron High School in Chadron, South Dakota, is entering the age of classroom technology through the implementation of interactive hardware, software and web-based connective services.

	Massachusetts elementary school fundraiser supports classroom technology September 29, 2011 Parents of Memorial Elementary School students in Mendon, Massachusetts, recently held a casino night fundraiser to raise money for interactive whiteboards and LCD classroom projectors for local schools.

	South Carolina school integrates iPads in the classroom September 28, 2011 The Drayton Hall elementary School in West Ashley recently integrated iPads into lesson plans for students from pre-kindergarten to fifth grade.

	New York communications company establishes $50,000 in classroom technology grants September 28, 2011 Optimum Lightpath, an ethernet communications company based in Jericho, New York, recently announced that it will award $50,000 in grants to schools in Westchester County to expand the use of technology in the classroom.

	California school district looks to establish system-wide classroom technology September 28, 2011 California's Turlock Unified School District recently announced a plan to upgrade technology in every classroom in the district's 15 schools.

	Florida university sees positive results from education technology classes September 27, 2011 Saint Leo University in Saint Leo, Florida, recently announced the opening of the its first digital classroom.

	Arizona school's remote classroom program is a success September 27, 2011 The Maricopa County Education Service Agency in Phoenix, Arizona, recently announced that it is expanding on a $400,000 pilot program that tested remote classroom instruction.

	Innovative touchscreen tool recognized with classroom technology award September 27, 2011 Hatch iStartSmart was selected as the 16th recepient of the Annual Education Software Review, or EDDIE, Award in the early learning touchscreen solution category.

	New York schools may acquire federal classroom technology funds with tax provision September 26, 2011 A provision passed under tax cap legislation in New York may help some schools purchase new classroom technology despite the fact that the tax cap limits funding for many school districts, according to the Saratoga Springs Saratogian.

	Tully teacher receives classroom technology award September 23, 2011 Michael Perkins, a sixth-grade teacher in Tully, New York, was recently named a 2011-2012 Jacobs Educator by the Indiana University School of Education.

	New Jersey teacher attends technology summit September 22, 2011 Christine Robbins, the principal of South Amboy Elementary School in South Amboy, New Jersey, plans to attend the Schools for Tomorrow conference.

	Apple donates iPads to Teach for America September 21, 2011 As part of the company's ongoing philanthropic work with schools, Apple recently announced that it would donate more than 9,000 first-generation iPads to Teach for America.

	Colorado school introduces new 3D projector September 21, 2011 Monarch High School in Louisville, Colorado, recently implemented 3D classroom projector technology into its science classes.

	Smaller California school districts embracing new technology September 21, 2011 According to a report in the Porterville Recorder, the Burton School District in Porterville, California, has dedicated significant resources to installing cutting edge technology in its classrooms.

	Pilot iPad program in Seattle schools off and running September 21, 2011 Public schools in Seattle are testing out the use of mobile internet devices in classrooms, according to NWCN Seattle.

	Iowa schools get a lesson in classroom technology September 20, 2011 A recent conference at Northwest Iowa Community College in Sheldon, Iowa, introduced some 300 teachers to new and emerging trends in classroom technology practices.

	Intel Teach celebrates 10 million teachers September 20, 2011 The Intel Teach professional development program recently announced it has reached 10 million educators around the world.

	Company announces judges for classroom technology contest September 19, 2011 EInstruction recently announced the judges for its Classroom Makeover Video Contest, which awards five North American schools with $79,000 high-tech classroom makeovers.

	Students at Utah elementary school walk for technology September 16, 2011 Students at Fiddler's Canyon Elementary School in Cedar City, Utah, recently held a walk-a-thon to earn money for classroom technology.

	Virginia high school announces IT academy program September 15, 2011 Virginia Governor Bob McDonnel recently announced that Grafton High School in Yorktown will integrate the Microsoft IT Academy Program.

	Edward St. John donates $10 million to University of Maryland for new building September 15, 2011 Edward St. John, a Baltimore developer, announced that he will donate $10 million to the University of Maryland to build a high-tech classroom building on the university's College Park campus.

	Educators use 3D technology to engage students September 14, 2011 Educators across the country are embracing 3D technology, using state-of-the-art classroom projectors to teach math, science and engineering concepts to students in a whole new way.

	Arizona educator receives $5,000 classroom technology grant September 13, 2011 Pamela Lizardi, a history teacher at Show Low High School in Show Low, Arizona, was recently awarded a CCS Classroom Solutionz technology grant worth around $5,000.

	Wisconsin teacher attends education technology summit September 12, 2011 Christine Lange, a science teacher at Memorial High School in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, recently participated in the 2011 Siemens STEM Institute at Discovery Education.

	Tennessee schools pilot bring-your-own-technology program September 12, 2011 Williamson County schools in Tennessee recently implemented a program encouraging students to bring their own laptops, iPads and smartphones to class.

	CDW announces winners of classroom technology contest September 12, 2011 CDW Government recently announced the 2011 grand prize winners of its Win a Wireless Lab Sweepstakes.

	Minnesota elementary schools flip their classrooms September 9, 2011 Several elementary schools in Stillwater, Minnesota, are taking a novel approach to math lessons, flipping their lesson plans with internet video technology.

	Pennsylvania school district updates technology policy September 8, 2011 The Palisades School District in Kintnersville, Pennsylvania, recently announced updates to its technology use policy.

	California school district updates classrooms with iPads September 7, 2011 The Encinitas Union School District in California recently bought iPads for students in grades four through six after positive endorsements from a recent pilot program.

	Birmingham schools lead in investment in classroom technology September 6, 2011 Classrooms in Birmingham, Alabama, will soon feature a number of new technology upgrades, including interactive whiteboards, classroom projectors and interactive student response systems.

	Pennsylvania teacher funds tech classroom with grant September 2, 2011 Renee Parker, a teacher at Selinsgrove Intermediate School in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, introduced her third-grade students to their new classroom.

	Halifax schools announce next phase of technology upgrades September 2, 2011 The Halifax Regional School Board in Halifax, Nova Scotia, recently announced that it will integrate new technology into its fifth-grade classrooms

	Local Virginia superintendent praises teacher's dedication to new technology September 1, 2011 Edgar Hatrick, superintendent of Loudon County Public Schools in Virginia recently praised educators in the school district who displayed dedication and forward-thinking to prepare their students for professional life in the 21st century.

	Software solutions provider offers new technology instruction for teachers September 1, 2011 The CrossTec Corporation recently announced it will host a virtual workshop for teachers and IT professionals designed to help educators optimize the capabilities of new classroom technology.

	New South Bend high school to receive funds from challenge grant August 31, 2011 To help equip the new South Bend Tech High School in Indiana, 1st Source Bank recently announced it will provide the institution with up to $200,000 in a challenge grant.

	Many US schools welcome new technology in 2011 August 31, 2011 As schools across the nation gear up for fall term, technology upgrades are a popular topic of discussion.

	Michigan school uses interactive whiteboards to improve classroom experience August 31, 2011 Teachers in Hartland, Michigan, recently began training on interactive whiteboards, a tool the district integrated into classrooms system-wide during the summer.

	Iowa middle school students receive iPads for the upcoming school year August 31, 2011 Waverly-Shellock Middle School in Iowa recently announced it was outfitting each of its students with an iPad.

	Texas high school melds academics and technology, embraces laptops for students August 31, 2011 Educators in Pampa, Texas, recently announced the dispersal of 1,000 laptops to all of Pampa's high school students in an effort to prepare them for professional computer use by teaching the basic skills of digital integration.

	Florida elementary schools get technology upgrades thanks to sales tax initiative August 31, 2011 New technology in classrooms in Panama City, Florida, was recently implemented thanks in part to a statewide half-cent sales tax dedicated exclusively to funding technology and classroom improvements.

	USM announces Samsung Tab pilot program. August 29, 2011 Samsung Mobile recently announced that, beginning this fall, the University of Southern Mississippi will provide students in the USM Honors, McNair Scholars and Gulf Coast programs with Samsung Galaxy Tablets.

	New Jersey School system implements new communicative technology practices August 26, 2011 All public schools in Wallington, New Jersey, will see a marked shift in the use of technology this year as the district moves to implement new and more efficient technology practices.

	New Florida high school is the wave of the future August 26, 2011 The Lake County School District in Lake County, Florida, recently announced that its newest high school will use e-books instead of text books, and each student will be supplied with an iPad, according to Channel 13 News, Orlando.

	Kansas City nonprofit receives educational technology grant August 25, 2011 For years, Nicole Reigel and her family organized homemade science kits for elementary school children, but now, a corporate grant totaling about $1 million is set to make her labors happily obsolete.

	Ohio schools add technology to support curricula August 24, 2011 The technological abilities of today's students make the integration of new technology natural and effective.

	Chicago Public Schools receive funding for more iPads in Classrooms August 24, 2011 According to the Chicago Sun-Times, the use of iPads in Chicago Public Schools is on the rise.

	California school uses grant for technology in science classrooms August 23, 2011 New science classrooms were recently completed in the Hacienda La Puente Unified School District in Industry, California, capping off a $12.5 million project.

	Department of Defense invests in educational technology initiatives August 23, 2011 New initiatives at Department of Defense schools are aimed at improving students' technological literacy and adapting lesson plans to a variety of learning styles.

$Texas Tech professor receives grant to develop math software$	Texas Tech professor receives grant to develop math software August 22, 2011 An assistant professor of Educational Psychology at Texas Tech, recently received a $112,762 grant from Next Generation Learning Challenges to develop web-based lessons designed to improve mathematic comprehension in elementary, middle school and high school students.

	Teaching technology starts with educators in Massachusetts school August 19, 2011 Fall River, Massacusetts, teachers will be using cutting-edge technology in the classroom this fall, thanks to an effort by school administrators.

	California school receives special needs classroom technology grant August 18, 2011 The J.H. McGaugh Elementary School in Seal Beach, California, was recently awarded a $5,000 grant to upgrade its classrooms' technological capabilities.

	California teachers use monitoring software to encourage proper technology use August 18, 2011 New software implemented at the Milken Community High School in Los Angeles will allow teachers to access the desktop of any student at any time.

	Minnesota schools hold conference to introduce technological possibilities August 18, 2011 Teachers in Farmington, Minnesota, recently held a two-day conference on new and emerging classroom technologies to brush up on their tech skills before school resumes in September.

	Alabama schools invest in new technology across the board August 17, 2011 School officials in Etowah county, Alabama, are evaluating options to implement new technology in classrooms.

	California schools move to standardize classroom technology August 15, 2011 At Sunny Sands Elementary in Palm Springs, California, teachers are using remotes to quiz students and tablet computers to wirelessly connect to classroom projectors that act as modern blackboards.

	California schools to receive technology grants from Chevron August 15, 2011 According to the Bakersfield Californian, Chevron recently awarded more than $58,000 in grant money to Kern County schools as part of the company's California Partnership, which gives money to schools to buy supplies and improve classroom technology.

	Cutting-edge technology introduced at new Orlando area high school August 12, 2011 The new Lake Minneola high school in central Florida is preparing its students for the future with cutting-edge classroom technology.

	Struggling North Carolina school gets federal technology grant August 10, 2011 Calvin Wiley Elementary School in Guilford County, North Carolina, is slated to completely restructure it's system with a $2.4 million federal grant.

	Louisiana parish receives private grant for school technology August 10, 2011 Combined grants and donations to LaSalle Parish teachers, the majority of which came from the Cliff Williams Memorial Foundation, have totalled $89,900 this year, The Jena Times reports.

	Virginia school awarded $20,000 computer and technology grant August 9, 2011 According to the Altavista Journal, a $20,000 grant from J.T. Minnie Maude Charitable Trust was recently awarded to Chatham, Virginia's Carlisle School.

	Wisconsin High School receives grant to improve classroom technology August 9, 2011 According to the Wausau Daily Herald, D.C. Everest Senior High School in central Wisconsin recently received a $163,350 grant courtesy of the Wisconsin Technology Initiative.

	Colorado school wins multimedia technology grant August 9, 2011 Mountain View elementary school in Broomfield, Colorado, recently won a national science and math grant from the Dymo/Mimio educational technology company.

	Massachusetts town receives funding for school improvements August 8, 2011 The Massachusetts School Building Authority board awarded 43.3 million in total to the Collins Middle and Saltonstall Elementary Schools in Salem for repairs designed to improve the schools' energy efficiency

	Asheville school system hopes to expand laptop project, report says August 8, 2011 School officials in Asheville, North Carolina, hope to expand a laptop program previously implemented for freshmen and distribute the devices to all students at the local high school and School of Inquiry and Life Science beginning this year, according to a recent Citizens-Times report.

	College of Coastal Georgia receives $150,000 to improve graduation rate August 5, 2011 The College of Coastal Georgia is set to receive $150,000 in funding from the Complete College Georgia Initiative announced by governor Nathan Deal, according to a recent report by the Florida Times-Union.

	West Virginia University health academy receives grant for obesity education August 4, 2011 According to a recent report by the State Journal, the West Virginia University Health Sciences & Technology Academy recently received a grant worth $125,000 by the Benedum Foundation to expand its health education regarding obesity.

	North Carolina school system receives STEM grant August 4, 2011 The Davidson County School system in North Carolina recently received a grant worth $344,000 from Golden LEAF to help prepare students for careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields, according to a recent MyFox8.com report.

	South Carolina school districts receive $1.3M in federal technology grants August 3, 2011 The South Carolina Department of Education's Office of eLearning recently announced that seven school districts have received a total of $1.3 million in federal grants to upgrade their technology, according to reports.

	Wisconsin school systems receives grant for upgraded technology August 2, 2011 The D.C. Everest Senior High School in Wisconsin is slated to receive a $163,350 grant from the state's Technology Initiative to upgrade its technology.

	Massachusetts governor endorses teen education August 1, 2011 Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick recently spoke to nearly 300 teenagers at the 2011 National Urban League's Youth Leadership Summit at Northeastern University's Matthews Arena and stressed the importance of education, according to a press release from Northeastern University.

	New grants in Alabama intended to protect student safety July 29, 2011 As tornadoes ripped across the Midwest in recent months, it became apparent to many that the municipal safety structures already in place were less than satisfactory.

	National debt crisis affects education grants July 29, 2011 As the United States creeps ever closer to defaulting on its debts for the first time in history, industries everywhere are beginning to feel the effects of this crisis on their finances.

	Ohio adult education program funded by state and federal grants July 29, 2011 For many adults without a diploma, adult education centers and programs may be a boon, reported the Mansfield News Journal.

	Wisconsin school district to receive new educational technology July 29, 2011 A $163,000 grant will be used to upgrade the technology in the classrooms of the DC Everest Area School District in Wisconsin, reported the Wausau Daily Herald.

	New library reaches funding goal thanks to grant money July 29, 2011 Hartford Foundation for Public Giving recently donated $171,500 to the Avon Free Public Library, reported the Avon News.

	Grants to provide U.S. schools with more medical services July 28, 2011 Educators know that teaching is easier when their students are happy and healthy.

	New publications detail the benefits of educational technology July 28, 2011 According to the British Columbia Local News, teacher Andrew Kitchenham recently published two books detailing the benefits of educational technology on learning.

$Teachers trained in math through college program$	University of Connecticut to receive teacher training grant July 27, 2011 In an effort to help students in Connecticut boost their science and math skills, the state's Board of Education recently awarded the University of Connecticut with a grant intended to fund a teacher training program, reported the Manchester Patch.

	Illinois academy enacting learning on new interactive whiteboard July 27, 2011 Among the latest devices to hit the educational technology market are interactive whiteboards.

	Illinois school district details significant technology upgrades July 27, 2011 The school district in Tinely Park, Illinois, is proud of its recent technology upgrades, reported the Tinley Park Patch.

	Illinois schools to receive new iPads July 26, 2011 According to the Daily Herald, the Illinois Board of Education's Low-Cost Laptop program will bestow additional funds to four school districts in the state.

	School district receiving multi-million dollar grant July 26, 2011 New Jersey's Lakewood School District was recently informed that it will soon receive a School Improvement grant worth about $6 million over a three-year period.

	Kentucky students and teachers collaborate through new technology July 25, 2011 According to the Richmond Register, schools in Madison County, Kentucky, will receive $158,000 from the state's Department of Education to purchase new technology.

	Stanford program receives $10 million grant July 25, 2011 The National Science Foundation recently announced that it will award Stanford University a $10 million grant.

	Grant awards Colorado elementary school with new classroom technology July 22, 2011 DYMO/Mimio recently selected Mountain View Elementary School in Broomfield, Colorado, as the first recipient of their science and math grant that is part of the company's new program open to grades K-12.

	E-readers examined by university professors July 22, 2011 Two professors at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina, recently received a federal grant to investigate the potential of e-readers as educational tools, the school recently announced.

	New Jersey school district receives technology donation July 21, 2011 The education foundation of Millburn-Short Hills recently decided to fund approximately $150,000 worth of technology, staff development and student programs for Millburn, New Jersey, schools.

	Grant delivers interactive whiteboard to Ohio elementary school July 21, 2011 Rogers Elementary School in Rogers, Ohio, will soon use an interactive whiteboard to help teach its students.

	NASA summer program sees increased attendance July 20, 2011 Enrollment in a NASA-sponsored summer program hosted by several universities in Idaho has doubled from last year, reported the Idaho Statesman.

	Louisiana school district launches technology pilot program July 20, 2011 Next year, students of the St. Charles Parish school district in Louisiana will have access to the latest educational technology, reported Nola.com.

	North Carolina high school chosen as grant recipient July 19, 2011 Robert L. Patton High School in Morgantown, North Carolina, was recently awarded a state-sponsored grant intended to bring schools into the 21st century with new educational technology, reported local news affiliate WSOCTV.

	Education grant to purchase new computers for Illinois schools July 19, 2011 The Donaldson Foundation recently announced it will award $10,800 to Illinois' Dixon Public Schools.

	Grant establishes mental health wellness program for North Carolina students July 19, 2011 For academic success to occur, it sometimes becomes necessary to meet the emotional needs of students first.

	Kindergartners learn through tablets July 18, 2011 According to the Napa Valley Register, in the past, kindergartners coming from families who could not afford private schools yet were above the poverty line had few options for additional educational help in California.

	Educate to Innovate comes to Philadelphia July 15, 2011 The Roxborough High School in Philadelphia was recently selected as one of the hosts for this year's Educate to Innovate summer program set up by the Obama administration, reported Montgomery Media.

	Houston summer program receives federal funding July 14, 2011 According to Ultimate East End, HoustonWorks USA, a company intended to promote technical learning and empower job training, was recently awarded a $1.6 million federal grant.

	Technology grants help students from military families July 14, 2011 According to local news affiliate KFBB, the New Great Falls school district in Montana will use grant money to fund its Transition Resource Opportunities Offered to Parents and Students program.

	Netbooks intended to raise test scores in North Carolina July 13, 2011 According to the State Journal Register, schools in the Riverton and Auburn districts of North Carolina are slated to receive new personal computers for designated classes.

	University of Houston enhances cultural offerings through grant funding July 13, 2011 The National Endowment for the Arts fund recently awarded the University of Houston with a $100,000 Our Town grant intended to benefit cultural and artistic learning, announced the higher education institution.

	New technology and media provided by grant July 13, 2011 According to the Richmond County Daily Journal, Hamlet Middle School in Richmond, North Carolina, is one of 12 institutions selected for professional development grants, which it will use to set up new technology and media educational programs.

	Technology summer program a success July 13, 2011 Students participating in the Wisconsin Rapids School District's summer school program will reveal their new technology skills to audiences at the upcoming Betty Boop Festival, reported the Wisconsin Rapids Tribune.

	Massachusetts lawmakers propose shared education fund July 12, 2011 State lawmakers in Massachusetts recently proposed the creation of a $100 million educational funding pool that will enable both public and private learning organizations to borrow from the shared source when needed, reported the Daily Hampshire Gazette.

	Federal government slashes vocational school funding July 12, 2011 For students who struggle in normal high school settings, vocational schools and career training programs have long been shown as a means to help them succeed.

	West Virginia university connects to advanced broadband July 12, 2011 According to the Huntington News, Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia, recently connected to Internet2, with the help of a $525,000 grant from the National Science Foundation.

	Virginia announces expansive STEM grants July 11, 2011 According to Virginia Living, the state's Department of Education recently announced widespread grants intended to improve student learning in science, technology, engineering and math.

	Technology improvements take center stage at Connecticut school July 11, 2011 Kathy Peck, the new principal at the St. Joseph School in Rockville, Connecticut, placed a good emphasis on technology improvements when she assumed command, reported the Journal.

	Additional funding needed for aging Tennessee high school July 11, 2011 According to local news provider WHBF, Knoxville High School in Knoxville, Tennessee, has been around since the 1930s, though it has yet to go through any major overhauls.

	Summer programs in California enhance year-round education July 8, 2011 While on summer break, students often lose touch with what they learned during the school year.

	Summer academy focuses on STEM eductaion July 8, 2011 The summer program at Texas State Technical College provides learning initiatives to local middle school and high school students during vacation months.

	Interactive whiteboard manufacturer hits 2 million mark July 8, 2011 Epistemological experts are clamoring about interactive whiteboard technology, as it has been shown to increase student attentiveness and make learning more hands-on.

	U.S. Secretary of State develops educational program for Muslim girls July 8, 2011 U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton recently announced the formation of an education program intended to serve Muslim girls.

	Science Foundation grants create jobs in Arizona July 7, 2011 According to a new report by AZ Central, grants provided by the Science Foundation Arizona to universities, community education organizations and businesses have created more than 1,500 jobs in Arizona in the last four years.

	Surveillance system protects Texas school district July 6, 2011 IT firm D-Link recently announced the Nederlands Independent School District will receive a technology grant intended to reduce after-hours vandalism and protect students.

	Grant create high-tech high schools in Ohio July 1, 2011 According to the Ohio Department of Education, five school districts in the state were recently awarded grants, which will be used to establish New Tech Network high schools in each district.

	Teachers and parents meet to raise school funds in Alabama June 30, 2011 According to Baldwin County Now, school district officials from Baldwin County recently held a meeting in Spanish Fort, Alabama, in an effort to garner greater parent support for proposed technology changes.

	Colorado county applies for STEM grants June 29, 2011 More opportunities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics is on the agenda for the Summit Education Foundation, according to the Summit Daily.

	Texas university creates STEM training program June 29, 2011 The Texas Higher Education Coordination Board recently awarded Texas A&M University a $506,000 grant, which will be used to fund a new training initiative for state teachers.

	More grant money for Ohio schools June 29, 2011 The West Branch School district is the latest in a growing number of recipients announced by Ohio's eTech grant program, reported Salem News Net.

	Online math game undergoes teacher evaluations June 28, 2011 The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation recently gave Imagine Education, an educational group in Utah, $500,000, reported the Utah Pulse.

	College students store work in the cloud June 28, 2011 According to the Las-Cruces Sun News, New Mexico State University students will soon have access to thelatest in educational technology.

	Library grant reduces digital divide June 28, 2011 People from less-affluent economic backgrounds may have a difficult time accessing broadband internet.

	Connecticut school receives $3,500 technology grant June 27, 2011 The Tolland Intermediate School in Tolland, Connecticut, was recently awarded $3,500 by its local education foundation.

	South Carolina teachers trained in STEM by grant June 27, 2011 Teachers in Horry County, South Carolina, will become students again and learn key concepts relating to science, technology, engineering and mathematics, reported the Sun News.

	Incoming freshmen in Connecticut receive iPads June 27, 2011 Students starting their first year at Brookfield High School in Brookfield, Connecticut, will receive help from the latest educational technology, reported Brookfield Patch.

	Tech companies invest in education initiative June 24, 2011 An educational program in San Francisco recently received grant money from technology companies in area in an effort to bolster the learning experience for local students, announced San Jose State University.

	National Research Council makes STEM suggestions June 24, 2011 Educational initiatives relating to science, technology, engineering and math are becoming increasingly important, as many future careers will necessitate some level of STEM understanding.

	New library planned for Virginia town June 23, 2011 According to the Daily Republic, Alexandria, Virginia, and its school system will raise funds for the construction of a new library.

	Interactive whiteboards installed in San Diego school district June 23, 2011 The Lemon Grove school district in San Diego, California, was recently awarded a state-funded grant to enhance its teacher training and classroom technology, reported the Lemon Grove Patch.

	Ohio schools spend grant money on new technology June 23, 2011 According to the Toledo Blade, schools in the Perrysburg and Rossford districts of Ohio will use recently awarded grant money to train new teachers and buy the latest educational technology.

	Technology training for Florida school teachers June 22, 2011 High school teachers throughout the United States find their jobs much easier when incoming freshmen perform at grade level.

	Oklahoma schools benefit from city-wide grants June 22, 2011 The Muskogee Foundation in Oklahoma will soon donate money to many of its municipal institutions, including its school system.

	Montana school's environmental program expanded by grant June 22, 2011 Montana State University's Crow Education partnership program recently received $48,000 from the American Honda Foundation, reported Indian Country Media Network.

	Illinois school receives $4 million grant from the state June 22, 2011 According to WJBD, the school district in Sandoval, Illinois, recently came into some money, which it will use to enhance the teaching capabilities of its educators and improve the overall experiences of its student body.

	Technology initiatives in California aided by special task force June 21, 2011 The benefits of educational technology have prompted many to research and implement new devices in the classroom.

	Computer technology class paid for by grant money June 21, 2011 Students at Wausau West High School in Wausau, Wisconsin, will soon be able to sign up for a new computer sciences class, reported the Wausau Daily Herald.

	Netbooks for teachers and students in West Virginia June 20, 2011 According to the Herald Register, Trap Middle School in Glen Daniel, West Virginia, will provide netbooks to its students and teachers as part of a larger effort to integrate technology in the classroom.

	Students in New Jersey use advanced reading device June 20, 2011 According to New Jersey Today, students at the Franklin School in Rahway, New Jersey, use educational technology when learning to read.

	Grants given to Tennessee school district June 17, 2011 In an effort to support local education, the Maryville City Schools Foundation will provide its district in Maryville, Tennessee, with an extra $120,000, reported Blount Today.

	South Carolina military college awards STEM scholarships June 17, 2011 The Citadel recently announced that is invested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics education.

	Next Generation Learning Challenges announces grant recipients June 16, 2011 Next Generation Learning Challenges program, a subsidiary of the Gates Foundation, is designed to prepare students for college, reported Mind Shift.

	Oregon education department donates to middle school June 16, 2011 After summer vacation, returning students to Weston Middle School in Weston, Oregon, will find iPads in their classrooms, reported the Union Bulletin.

	Telecommunications provider invests in education of workers' children June 15, 2011 According to TMCnet, Verizon recently donated $5,000 in scholarships to three college-bound students in Texas, all of whom were the children of company employees.

	Underachieving schools in South Carolina to receive iPads June 15, 2011 In an effort to improve state test scores and overall learning for students, three high schools in Charleston, South Carolina, will get iPads delivered to them through a federal grant, reported the Post and Courier.

	New technology helps students map the night sky June 14, 2011 A $2,000 grant to purchase new iPads was given to Gerald Fetter of Council Rock High School in Holland, Pennsylvania, reported the Courier Times.

	Technology firm donates interactive whiteboard to California high school June 14, 2011 Special education teachers across the country are considering the potential benefits an interactive whiteboard may deliver to their students.

	Arizona grants enhance school technology offerings June 14, 2011 Recently, a substantial grant was delivered to 29 schools in Arizona through the Learning Grants by SRP program, reported the San Tan Valley Today.

	West Virginia after-school initiative receives federal backing June 13, 2011 Educators know that learning does not end with the sounding of the final bell, as many schools throughout the country offer after-hour programs and activities.

	Pennsylvania grant program extends to additional counties June 13, 2011 In the past, technology grants through the Greater Chambersburg Chamber Foundation could only be awarded to teachers in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, reported the Record Herald.

	Ohio college gets $100,000 technology grant June 10, 2011 Wilimington College in Wilimington, Ohio, was one of the 11 colleges selected for statewide technology grants, reported the Wilimington News Journal.

	Maine schoolchildren to use new learning devices June 10, 2011 Students in Portland, Maine, may soon be at the forefront of the educational technology movement, reported the Forecaster.

	Technology improvement program awarded grant money June 9, 2011 The desire to have educational technology in the classroom is now a need for many U.S. schools.

	Oklahoma schools need technology to meet new education standards June 8, 2011 Schools in Muskogee, Fort Gibson and Hilldale, Oklahoma, need to demonstrate they are technology-proficient in order to comply with state regulations, reported the Muskogee Phoenix.

	National educational grant program undergoes revision June 8, 2011 Investing in Innovation, a federal grant program intended to reward teacher creativity in the classroom, will soon be subject to a major overhaul, according to THE Journal.

	Pennsylvania schools to improve learning through technology June 7, 2011 The Hatboro-Horsham Educational Foundation recently awarded $100,000 to the local school district, located just outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, reported PhillyBurbs.

	Education grants link STEM to the environment June 7, 2011 Schools in New Jersey that are environmentally inclined may be able to qualify for educational grants, reported West Orange Patch.

	Education organization investigates interactive whiteboards June 6, 2011 The next big thing in educational technology may be interactive whiteboards.

	Ohio teachers trained in technology through education grant June 3, 2011 In an effort to get their classrooms up to speed with the modern era, many teachers across the country are implementing education technology in their lesson plans.

	Grant empowers STEM program June 3, 2011 Teachers nationwide recognize the importance of science, technology, engineering and math education for students looking to succeed beyond high school.

	Missouri high school receives $4 million June 3, 2011 Clarksdale High School in Clarksdale, Missouri, will soon undergo major changes, stated the Clarksdale Press Register.

	Colorado middle school orders 600 iPad 2s June 2, 2011 Due to the sheer number of students using mobile devices, educators at the Manitou Springs Elementary School in Manitou Springs, Colorado, have decided to make the iPad 2 a formal part of the learning environment, reported the Denver Post.

	Oil company donates to Los Angeles county schools June 2, 2011 Chevron recently gave schools in the South Bay area of Los Angeles additional funds for technology purchases, reported TMCnet.

	Technology changes overall education goals May 31, 2011 As technology becomes a mainstay in classrooms throughout the United States, it is becoming clear to teachers that the devices are fundamentally changing the way society views education, reported the New Jersey Spotlight.

	Ohio career center creates online STEM program May 31, 2011 Before breaking into a field dealing with science, technology, engineering and math, students must undergo rigorous academic training.

	Technology may beat out snow days May 31, 2011 Educators know how disruptive snow days are to the yearly school schedule, as those who have multiple days off often have to make up the hours lost in June.

	National Science Foundation donates to Maine nonprofit May 31, 2011 The Island Institute in Rockland, Maine, recently received a grant from the National Science Foundation, reports the Bradenton Herald.

	Utah students present technology progress to school official May 31, 2011 The students at East Elementary School in Cedar City, Utah, recently put on a presentation for state superintendent Larry Shumway using new educational technology, reported the Spectrum.

	Federal grants to help raise Delaware test scores May 27, 2011 Standardized tests are a reliable way to assess the educational processes of public schools, and those with low scores may have to revise their curricula.

	Florida students display technological prowess May 27, 2011 The students of Riverside Elementary School in Coral Springs, Florida, recently displayed how much technological aids have assisted their learning, reports the JC Floridian.

	Education foundation reaches a milestone May 27, 2011 The Aurora Area Community Foundation recently announced that it has passed the $1 million donation mark.

	Wyoming library receives substantial donations from the state May 27, 2011 According to the Daily Times, the proposed Swan Library in Albion, Wyoming, is set to receive a large degree of state funds.

	Boston museum receives grant for new technology kits May 27, 2011 Field trips are a critical part of the learning experience, and, in many cases, the technology featured at these discovery centers is more varied than what most classrooms have at their disposal.

	Students in Florida to use iPad 2s this fall May 27, 2011 When students of the Jewish Academy in Orlando, Florida, return from their summer vacation, they will be greeted by new technology, reported Heritage.

	Impoverished school receives federal help May 27, 2011 It may come as no surprise that schools need money to hire the best teachers - a notion that is widening the education gap between affluent and low-income areas.

	Ohio teacher awarded additional funding May 26, 2011 Technology in the classroom may help innovative educators reach out to their students in new ways.

	Technology grants enables teachers to track student progress May 25, 2011 Teachers who seek to track their students' progress to make sure they are reaching grade-level standards may consider technological aids to simplify their efforts.

	Utah foundation supports education with luau May 25, 2011 The Washington County School District Foundation, based in Washington, Utah, has long supported local education initiatives.

	Verizon grant improves STEM performance in North Carolina May 25, 2011 Verizon recently announced that, in order to get North Carolina schoolchildren up to speed in science, technology, engineering and math, it has launched a grant initiative to which any public school in the state can apply.

	Education grant awarded to graphics art lab May 24, 2011 Schoolchildren in Niles, Illinois, will soon get to use the latest in classroom educational technology, reported the Niles Daily Star.

	Federal grants purchase iPads for Florida school May 23, 2011 Some commercial technology devices are becoming useful tools in the classroom.

	Struggling Kentucky high school to receive $1 million each year May 23, 2011 There are many reasons why a school may exhibit poor academic performance, though state boards and superintendents often turn to school leadership to rectify the problem.

	New Jersey schools awarded 33 grants May 23, 2011 Elementary, middle and high schools in Summit, New Jersey, recently received education grants totaling $357,000, according to NJ.com.

	Nebraska college's outreach program receives 750,000 May 20, 2011 Chadron State College in Chadron, Nebraska, recently received a technology grant that will benefit its Kaleidoscope project, reported the Chadron Record.

	Educational grants promote scientific discovery May 19, 2011 Cateret County Public Schools in North Carolina recently received a $25,000 grant from the Ribbon of Hope Foundation, reported the Jacksonville Daily News.

	Bill Gates invests in student success May 17, 2011 The Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education recently announced that it received a $1 million donation from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

	LEGO robotics kits for North Carolina schools May 17, 2011 A recent grant to Norris Childers Elementary in Lincoln, North Carolina, may change student perceptions of Lego building blocks from toys to actual classroom tools, reported the Lincoln Tribune.

	Education grant funds green research May 17, 2011 Recently, ecological conservation has been a chief concern among scientists, prompting many in higher education to develop programs geared toward environmental learning.

	Memorial grant builds MIT facility May 16, 2011 The Massachusetts Institute of Technology recently opened the doors of a new facility that will house its school of management, reports the Hindu.

	Technology grants for Indiana high school May 16, 2011 Back in 2010, the students and faculty of Munster High School in Munster, Indiana, worked together to qualify for an education grant.

	Massachusetts foundation awards innovation May 16, 2011 Technological aids in the classroom can greatly enhance a student's learning experience.

	South Carolina company awards education innovation May 13, 2011 Businesses in the modern era now deploy technology solutions for many of their operations.

	Lowe's donates computers to New York school district May 13, 2011 Technology education will empower students to thrive in a variety of industries, and, according to Syracuse.com, home improvement retailer Lowe's is well aware of this fact.

	Technology training for Kansas teachers May 12, 2011 Technological proficiency sometimes requires hours of training, and the costs of these educational programs can be quite steep.

	Virginia college receives grant to train teachers May 11, 2011 Sweet Briar College was recently awarded a $200,000 grant to train more than 100 teachers in Virginia, reported the News Advance.

	Major corporations donate to Minneapolis school districts May 9, 2011 Four major corporations in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota recently donated $13 million to Minneapolis school districts, reported the Star Tribune.

	Inasmuch Foundation grants $5.2 million to Oklahoma schools May 9, 2011 There are various organizations throughout the country dedicated to improving the quality of education for all grade levels.

	Maryland public high schools to receive e-readers May 6, 2011 According to the Ocean City Patch, the public library of Ocean City, Maryland recently awarded the local school district with a $30,000 grant.

	Federal grant delivers iPads to elementary classrooms May 6, 2011 A school district in Collier County, Florida, is now testing a pilot program that is designed to integrate iPads into education.

	Grant foundation introduces technology to the classroom May 6, 2011 The Educare Foundation has been donating money to schools in Mankato, Minnesota, for the last 15 years.

	California high school students excel through technology May 6, 2011 Technology in the classroom not only helps engage students, it empowers them to seek more knowledge.

	Tech company awards classroom innovation May 5, 2011 Education technology is becoming a central part of many IT companies' business strategy.

	Technology prepares students for college May 4, 2011 Due to several factors, some college-bound young adults may lack the experience they need to use technology to their advantage.

	Minnesota school district upgrades technology May 3, 2011 According to the St. Cloud Times, schools in St. Cloud, Minnesota, were recently awarded $22,000 by the Local Education Activities Foundation.

	Colorado school district receives $93,000 technology grant May 2, 2011 According to the Holyoke Enterprise, the local school district was recently awarded with a $93,000 grant that will be used to bring its technology capabilities up to speed.

	Grant delivers technology to at-risk students May 2, 2011 The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act seeks to help schools with funding issues secure the latest in educational technology.

	New Jersey school to provide fifth graders with iPads April 29, 2011 The Montville Education Foundation and Cedar Hill Home and School recently awarded Cedar Hill Elementary in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, $12,075 to invest in iPads for fifth-grade students, NorthJersey.com reports.

	Turning Technologies to award education tech grants April 28, 2011 Turning Technologies recently opened the application process for a program that will provide 10 teachers across the United States with grants to invest in new educational technology.

	iPads, iPods help autistic students communicate April 28, 2011 Elgin West Elementary School in Elgin, Ohio, recently used a grant from the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation to provide special needs students with iPads and an iPod, the Marion Star reports.

	With multi-year grant, Indiana foundation looks to improve educational technology April 27, 2011 The Rising Sun Regional Foundation recently awarded the Ripley County Community Foundation in southeast Indiana a multi-year grant to improve local students' educational experience through the use of technology.

	Illinois schools use grant for new technology April 26, 2011 The Greater St. Charles Education Foundation in Illinois recently announced it has awarded more than $47,000 to local schools to improve technology and invest in other projects, the St. Charles Republican reports.

$Edison Elementary will invest in technology that helps students develop writing and math skills.$	New technology benefits Illinois students with special needs April 25, 2011 The District 205 Foundation recently awarded Edison Elementary School in Elmhurst, Illinois, with a $10,290 grant to invest in technology designed to help students with special needs develop math and writing skills, the Elmhurt Press reports.

	Kentucky nonprofit awards grant to boost educational attainment April 22, 2011 Schools in Pulaski County, Kentucky, were recently awarded $1,500 from a local nonprofit to help improve educational attainment, WYMT News reports.

	Maine school district approves iPad program for kindergarten students April 22, 2011 The school district committee in Auburn, Maine, recently approved a measure to put Apple iPad 2 devices in the hands of kindergarten students, TMCnet reports.

	Michigan schools seek bond to upgrade facilities April 21, 2011 As technology in the classroom continues to age, Buchanan Community Schools in Michigan are hoping a $31 million bond will enable it to replace outdated equipment, the Niles Daily Star reports.

	Pennsylvania middle school uses grant to enhance technology, art education April 21, 2011 The Pennsylvania Department of Education recently awarded Quaker Valley School District $250,000 to remodel a former administration space into a brand new arts corridor, the Sewickley Herald reports.

	South Carolina schools get boost from Boeing grant April 20, 2011 The Charleston Regional Business Journal recently reported that aerospace and defense corporation Boeing has donated $129,000 to help South Carolina schools improve student achievement in STEM studies.

	New grant providing Wisconsin school with better advanced music classes April 19, 2011 Recently, the St. Croix Central Elementary and Middle School in Roberts, Wisconsin, received a grant to further the music education of its students.

	Washington community receive grant to improve technology April 19, 2011 In an effort to boost college completion, the Community College of the District of Columbia recently announced it has received a $750,000 grant to invest in new technology.

	Michigan university pays it forward with technology grants April 19, 2011 Davenport University in Livonia, Michigan, recently announced it will award several grants to local nonprofits to help improve technology, the Observer & Eccentric reports.

	North Carolina district to purchase laptops for high school students April 18, 2011 When incoming freshmen and sophomores from Rockingham County Schools enter the classroom next semester, they will be awarded with new laptops, courtesy of a sizable grant from local nonprofit the Reidsville Area Foundation, GoDanRiver.com reports.

	Illinois teacher uses e-readers to improve literacy April 18, 2011 In an effort to boost literacy rates in the 21st century classroom, Wendy Heeren, an elementary school teacher in Danville, Illinois, recently introduced e-readers to her fourth-grade students, the News Gazette reports.

	New budget for Department of Education witnesses only slight cuts April 14, 2011 The budget cuts for the U.S. Department of Education were handed down recently and, while they did reduce the department's allocated funds, the slashes were not as ample as many expected.

	New education grants will help Kentucky's soon-to-be college students April 13, 2011 Recently, Northern Kentucky University officials announced the school received a $25,000 grant to help prepare local students for collegiate courses.

	Michigan college receives grant to further science education April 12, 2011 Recently, the Midland, Michigan-based Grace A. Dow Foundation donated $1 million to Hope College in Holland, Michigan to further the institution's science education.

	Kentucky receives $8.7 million education grant to boost low-achieving schools April 12, 2011 Recently, the U.S. Department of Education awarded $8.7 million in education grants to Kentucky to boost teaching and learning capabilites at the state's schools.

	Indiana school to provide iPads, laptops for all students April 11, 2011 Northeastern Junior/Senior High School in Fountain City, Indiana, recently announced it will give iPads or laptops to each of its 550 students, thanks to a grant from the state's Department of Education, Pal-Item.com reports.

	APUS receives $250,000 from Gates Foundation April 11, 2011 The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation recently awarded the American Public University System, an online degree program institution, $250,000 to enhance learning through the Sakai learning management system.

	Tufts University receives $60,000 grant from Verizon to build engineering program April 11, 2011 Officials from the Verizon Foundation recently announced the organization has donated $60,000 to Tufts University to further the institution's educational programs.

	Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation donates grants to Missouri universities April 11, 2011 Missouri governor Jay Nixon recently announced the 13 public, four-year universities in the state will each receive a $250,000 grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to further student learning.

	Boston's Museum of Science receives $1 million grant from Google April 8, 2011 Officials at the Museum of Science in Boston recently announced that Google had awarded the institution a $1 million grant to further its educational efforts.

	Two Arizona charter schools awarded education grants April 7, 2011 Recently, two charter schools in Arizona were issued grants as part of the state's Charter School Incentive Program.

	Indiana elementary school receives grants to upgrade technology April 6, 2011 Recently, Columbia Elementary School in Rochester, Indiana, received a grant that the institution has used to upgrade its technology.

	Rhode Island Foundation issues grant for more than $87,000 April 5, 2011 Officials from the Rhode Island Foundation announced the organization recently awarded a grant to the Alpert Medical School, which is part of Brown University in Providence.

	American Cancer Society issues grants for research and training April 5, 2011 Officials from the American Cancer Society recently announced the nonprofit organization has awarded more than $51 million to 85 institutions across the country to aid research and training programs.

	Massachusetts schools finding funding for new technology April 5, 2011 Despite looming budget cuts, many schools in Massachusetts are pushing forward and investing in new technology for the classroom, the MetroWest Daily News reports.

	Nonprofit awards mini-grants to New Jersey teachers April 4, 2011 The Pitman Education Foundation in Pitman, New Jersey, recently awarded local teachers with a series of "mini-grants" to fund various technology and other education projects, the Gloucester County Times reports.

	Skype in the Classroom connects teachers worldwide April 1, 2011 Internet voice-calling services provider Skype recently announced the launch of a new program designed to enable teachers to collaborate with each other - even if they're on opposites sides of the globe.

	California school uses $3 million to upgrade facilities April 1, 2011 Coronado High School in California is using more than $3 million in grants to make several renovations to its campus, including facility improvements and technology upgrades, the Union-Tribune reports.

	Minnesota schools split STEM grant March 31, 2011 Kimball Area and Royalton high school in central Minnesota will share portions of a $500,000 grant to invest in programs that promote achievement in science, technology, engineering and math studies, the St. Cloud Times reports.

	Illinois school district provides laptops to students and teachers March 31, 2011 A sign of the ever-growing importance of technology in the classroom, the Illinois State Board of Education recently awarded Mount Vernon City Schools, District 80 with a $658,500 grant to purchase new laptops, KFVS reports.

	In the face of budget cuts, New York schools look to increase technology March 31, 2011 In an effort to boost online learning and bring classrooms into the 21st century, New York City's Department of Education plans to invest $542 million next year on new educational technology, the New York Times reports.

	Nonprofit grant provides Indiana schools funding for new equipment March 30, 2011 The Montgomery County Education Foundation in Indiana recently awarded local teachers with grants totaling $16,155 to invest in innovative programs and projects, JournalReview.com reports.

	New Jersey board of education reduces budget; finds money for tech upgrades March 29, 2011 Despite a smaller budget than in previous years, the Branchburg Board of Education is finding ways to ensure it can upgrade technology and introduce classrooms to the 21st century, the Messenger-Gazette reports.

	Georgia schools expand wireless capabilities with FCC grant March 28, 2011 The Federal Communications Commission recently awarded Haralson County High School in Georgia $500,000 to continue its program to provide high-speed broadband internet for students both at school and at home, Times-Georgian reports.

	Nonprofit awards $16,000 to New York schools March 28, 2011 The Union-Endicott Education Foundation in New York recently awarded grants totaling $16,000 to support two educational projects at local schools, News Radio WEBO reports.

	Verizon announces education grants for south Florida schools March 28, 2011 Verizon Wireless' charitable wing, the Verizon Foundation, recently announced it is offering $50,000 in grants to help bring public schools in Miami-Dade County, Florida, into the 21st century with new technology.

	Nebraska students distribute technology grant March 28, 2011 While the school board or administrators usually determine how to money is spent, at Southern Valley High School in Oxford, Nebraska, it is the students who are deciding how to use an $11,000 technology grant, the Kearney Hub reports.

	In the face of shrinking budgets, California school still manages to upgrade technology March 28, 2011 Vacaville Unified School District in Vacaville, California, is using grants and donations to invest in new technology and propel its classrooms into the 21st century, according to a recent Reporter article.

	Pittsburgh private school freshmen getting iPads March 25, 2011 When Bishop Canevin High School freshmen in Pittsburgh enter high school this fall, they will be given brand new Apple iPads free of charge, the Pittsburgh Post Gazette reports.

	Texas nonprofit awards grants to benefit local teachers March 25, 2011 Lindale Independent School District in Lindale, Texas, recently announced the Lindale ISD Education Foundation has awarded 44 local teachers with grants totaling more than $36,000 to spur innovative projects in the classroom.

	Troubled Georgia schools to pursue federal grant March 24, 2011 The Douglas County Board of Education in Georgia recently approved a plan to pursue a federal grant that could provide up to $6 million over the next three years for school improvements, Powder Springs-Lithia Springs Patch reports.

	New Jersey school to compete for School Improvement Grant March 24, 2011 In an effort to improve facilities in its high and middle schools, the Asbury Park School District in New Jersey is competing for a federal grant that could provide up to $6 million for the next three years, the Asbury Park Press reports.

	Tennessee school district seeks funding for technology upgrade March 23, 2011 The Sumner County Board of Education in Tennessee is looking for new resources to fund a major technology upgrade to all of its 46 schools by the 2014-15 school year, the Tennessean reports.

	South Carolina schools use grants for interactive whiteboards March 22, 2011 Despite earlier apprehension that the school district would have to sacrifice spending on programs next year, the Orangeburg Consolidated School District in Cope, South Carolina, will actually expand its use of classroom technology, the Times and Democrat reports.

	Mississippi school district attempting to earn $7 million in grants March 21, 2011 Low-performing schools in Mississippi districts will soon vie for federal grants to improve their school systems.

	Gone, but not forgotten: Retired teachers group donating scholarships March 18, 2011 Officals from the New London County Retired Teachers Association announced the Connecticut-based group will award two $1,500 scholarships to local seniors.

	Toyota awards 8 educational grants March 18, 2011 Toyota recently announced it has awarded more than $5.2 million in grants to eight educational organizations around the country.

	Grant aids nursing assistant program March 17, 2011 Recently, Prince George's Community College, located in Largo, Maryland, received a $20,000 education grant in order to augment a nursing assistant program involving basic education students.

	State Farm grant application process underway March 17, 2011 Recently, officials from State Farm announced the application process is underway for schools seeking education grants. The State Farm Advisory Board issues grants ranging from $25,000 to $100,000 annually.

	Local food supplier donates $85,000 to Minnesota school March 17, 2011 Willmar Public School District in Willmar, Minnesota, recently received a $85,000 grant from food products supplier Jennie-O Turkey Store to invest in new technology and other educational projects, the West Central Tribune reports.

	Pennsylvania school district debating technology upgrades March 16, 2011 As the school district's older computers continue to age, the Coatesville Area School Board in Pennsylvania is considering using a federal grant to replace the outdated technology, the Daily Local News reports.

	Study: Classroom technology improves educational development March 11, 2011 A new study by Cisco found the vast majority of educators believe the presence of technology in the classroom can greatly affect a student's learning development and a teacher's ability to educate.

	Ohio school plans to pursue technology grant March 10, 2011 The Chillicothe City school board in Ohio recently agreed to pursue a state grant that will enable it to more than $400,000 worth of technology in return for a $100,000 investment, the Chillicothe Gazette reports.

	Software company celebrates 30th anniversary with educational grants March 10, 2011 Scientific software developer Vernier Software & Technology recently announced it will award $300,000 to schools across the country to improve technology in the classroom.

	Obama: Educational technology investments can help public schools March 8, 2011 In a speech to students and staff at a Boston magnet middle and high school noted for high academic standards and rates of students going to college, President Barack Obama praised the innovative methods of the teachers and use of modern classroom technology.

	New Hampshire charity awards $33,000 to local school district March 7, 2011 Portsmouth School District in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, recently received a $33,000 grant from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation to fund 10 innovative education projects, SeacoastOnline reports.

	Obama to visit technology-focused school in Boston March 7, 2011 The White House recently announced President Obama plans to visit a Boston-area public school that focuses on combining technology with academic programs when he is in the city this week, the Boston Globe reports.

	Oregon nonprofit awards $20,000 to local schools March 4, 2011 Nonprofit Beaverton Education Foundation recently awarded public schools in Beaverton, Oregon, 33 grants to promote innovation in the classroom, the Beaverton Valley Times reports.

	North Carolina school to use federal grant to purchase laptops March 2, 2011 Lexington City school board in Lexington, North Carolina, is considering using a $895,804 federal grant to launch a laptop initiative for the 2011-2012 school year, the Dispatch recently reported.

	Delaware school uses grant for new laptops March 2, 2011 Wilmington Montessori School in Wilmington, Delaware, recently received a $17,500 grant from the Verizon Foundation to expand its use of innovative teaching methods in the classroom, Cecil Whig reports.

	Phoenix-area schools eligible for education grants March 2, 2011 In an effort to enhance learning in the classroom, utilities provider SRP is encouraging Arizona teachers to apply for grants though its Classroom Conntections, the White Mountain Independent recently reported.

	New program aims at technology education in disadvantaged communities March 1, 2011 Global telecommunications provider Alcatel-Lucent and nonprofit World Education recently announced a three-year initiative aimed at providing youth from disadvantaged communities with educational and digital skill training.

	Two Massachusetts schools receive grants for life sciences education February 28, 2011 Two schools in Massachusetts recently joined the increasing list of educational bodies receiving grants to further their teaching plans and capabilities.

	Universities in Kentucky receive education grant to aid disabled students February 28, 2011 A $2.2 million grant was recently awarded to a joint venture between Northern Kentucky University and the University of Kentucky.

	Massachusetts techincal schools receive education grants February 25, 2011 Both Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School and Blackstone Valley Region Vocational Technical High School, located in Marlborough and Upton, Massachusetts, respectively, recently received grants to further their life science education.

	Nonprofit issues $3 million in higher education grants February 24, 2011 USA Funds, a nonprofit created to help American families benefit from postsecondary education, announced it has issued more than $3 million in grants during the last quarter of 2010.

	Oregon chemical depot awarding education grants February 24, 2011 URS, the company in charge of the Umatilla Chemical Depot, located in Hermiston, Oregon, will be awarding $10,000 in education grants to local schools to further education in the science, math and technology fields.

	Grant allows Smithsonian, MIT to create interactive, educational online game for students February 24, 2011 Beginning April 4, children ages 11 to 14 can begin taking part in a science-fiction interactive mystery event being conducted by the Smithsonian and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

	Organization offering grant to innovative governors February 24, 2011 Currently, the Complete College America, a national nonprofit focused on increasing the number of Americans with college degrees, is offering $1 million grants to governors.

	Illinois arboretum receives grant to further environmental education February 23, 2011 Recently, the Exelon Foundation awarded the Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Illinois, with a grant for $100,00 to further the center�s environmental education.

	Bill & Melinda Gates awards $1.5 million grant to improve education February 22, 2011 The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation recently awarded a $1.5 million education grant to Measured Progress, a nonprofit based in Dover, New Hampshire.

	New Orleans using innovation grants to further education February 22, 2011 The New Orleans school systems have been using a federal grant to improve their teaching abilities, while implementing more modern educational lessons.

	Massachusetts school receives grant to develop educational programs for �at-risk� students February 21, 2011 Wakefield High School, located in Wakefield, Massachusetts, recently received an education grant intended to help the school develop initiatives that aid �at-risk� students.

	Tennessee nonprofit receives grant to further AIDS education February 18, 2011 Recently, a nonprofit located in Tennessee was awarded $2 million to initiate and further AIDS education in the area.

	Minnesota governor proposes education grants to spark innovation February 17, 2011 In his latest proposed budget, Minnesota governor Mark Dayton included two education grant programs that will recognize schools showcasing innovation and achievement.

	How sweet: General Mills awards $190,000 in grants to promote healthy education February 16, 2011 As part of its initiative to promote healthy education to children, General Mills recently donated $190,000 in grants to various schools and districts in Georgia.

	South Dakota schools receive $25,000 education grant from Qwest February 16, 2011 Recently, Qwest awarded grants to teachers in schools across South Dakota, totaling $25,000.

	North Carolina elementary school receives Lowe�s Toolbox education grant February 15, 2011 As part of its nationwide program to further education in schools, Lowe�s announced recently it has awarded the Cameron Park Elementary School in Hillsborough, North Carolina, with a $5,000 grant.

	Children left behind? Pell Grant funding in danger February 15, 2011 Recently, the U.S. Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, proposed and analyzed the education budget for 2012, which included some notable cuts.

	Grant allows Maine town to further breast cancer education February 15, 2011 Recently, the Avon Breast Health Outreach Program awarded the Healthy Community Coalition, located in Farmington, Maine, a $55,000 grant to spread breast cancer awareness and education.

	Report: 8,100 Pennsylvania education jobs saved by 2009's public school investment February 15, 2011 In 2009, the government approved a one-time, $100 billion investment in public schools nationwide, an investment that reportedly saved nearly 8,100 education jobs in Pennsylvania, according to a recent Post Gazette article.

	South Carolina counties awarded grants to spread beautification awareness February 15, 2011 Recently, several South Carolina schools, communities, local government organizations and others received grants worth close to $20,000 to dispose of litter, beautify their areas and spread awareness of environmental protection.

	New Jersey school board awards Medford Lakes area with state grants February 15, 2011 On Thursday, New Jersey governor Chris Christie's administration announced the state's School Development Authority has issued two grants to the Medford Lakes school district.

	Ohio regional foundation receives $100,000 education grant February 15, 2011 The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio, which represents 32 counties in the lower section of the state, recently received a $100,000 education grant from the JPMorgan Chase Foundation.

	Tennessee college to use video conferencing tech to expand classrooms February 15, 2011 Dyersburg State Community College in Dyersburg, Tennessee, will use a $343,580 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to invest in new distance learning technology that will benefit area high schools, WMC-TV.com recently reported.

	Grants allow Oklahoma programs to educate about going green February 11, 2011 Six Oklahoma programs recently received nearly $3 million in federal stimulus grants intended to promote education about emerging green industries.

	Massachusetts town's education foundation issues more than $12,000 in grants February 10, 2011 Recently, an independent nonprofit community organization located in Marlborough, Massachusetts, awarded nine of the town's schools more than $12,000 in grants.

	McCarthey Dressman grants aim to boost education February 10, 2011 The McCarthey Dressman Education Foundation recently announced it has opened the application process for teachers and educators across the United States to receive grants for the 2011-2012 school year.

	Verizon awards $287,500 to Pennsylvania nonprofits February 10, 2011 In an effort to boost educational resources in schools, Verizon recently announced it has awarded 29 nonprofits throughout Pennsylvania grants totaling $287,500.

	Massachusetts school board now accepting applications for education grant February 9, 2011 The Needham Education Foundation, based in Needham, Massachusetts, has set a deadline for those schools applying for its spring 2011 grants program.

	South Carolina school receives large education grant February 9, 2011 Recently, the Crenshaw Charter School of Gaffney, South Carolina, which has yet to open, received an additional $103,000 grant to further the school's resources once students begin attending.

	Oklahoma schools embracing 21st century technology February 8, 2011 Schools in Ardmore, Oklahoma, are using the latest educational technology to bring their classrooms into the 21st century and provide students with access to new learning tools, the Daily Ardmoreite recently reported.

	Grant allows Massachusetts town to hold literacy training February 8, 2011 Recently, the staff at the Beverly Children's Learning Center completed an intensive training seminar focused on teaching literacy and math to children ages 3- to 5-years old.

	Virginia school district receives 18 grants February 8, 2011 Shenandoah County Public Schools in Woodstock, Virginia, recently announced it has received 18 grants for a total of $110,054 to fund innovative school projects and invest in new equipment.

	Cable provider announces educational technology grant February 7, 2011 Bright House Networks recently announced it will award K-12 educators in central Indiana who have demonstrated creative use of technology in the classroom with grants to fund innovative projects.

	California city schools receive $112,000 in education funding February 7, 2011 Recently, the Petaluma Educational Foundation donated nearly $112,000 to various California city schools for the remaining

	Race to the Top grant aids Florida school county's education efforts February 7, 2011 Recently, the School Board of Highlands County, Florida received approval from officials for its Race to the Top grant, which will provide the school system with nearly $2.2 million.

	Wells Fargo issues aid for financial education February 7, 2011 Recently, Wells Fargo granted $3,530 to the Pole Community Development Corporation to further financial education efforts among low and moderate-income commu

	New York nonprofit awards $61,000 for education grants February 7, 2011 Public schools in Ithaca, New York, are benefiting from $61,000 worth of grants to fund 77 different projects, ranging from reading to math and science, the Ithaca Journal recently reported.

	State grant enables Alabama school to go wireless February 7, 2011 Daphne High School in Daphne, Alabama, recently used a $50,040 grant from the state's Public School and College Authority to introduce wireless technology throughout its facility, the Mobile Press-Register reports.

	University of Great Falls bolsters education with $60,000 grant February 4, 2011 The push for greater education and higher learning standards continues across the nation.

	Puget Sound offering education grants to schools and non-profit organizations February 3, 2011 Recently, Puget Sound Energy announced it would be rewarding public schools and nonprofit organizations that have a focus on renewable energy with grants ranging from $5,000 to $20,000.

	Lowe's awards education grants to 14 schools in South Carolina February 3, 2011 As part of its "Toolbox for Education" program, Lowe's recently awarded 14 schools in South Carolina with education grants worth up to $5,000.

	Massachusetts nonprofit awards six grants to local schools February 3, 2011 The Shrewsbury Education Foundation, a nonprofit in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, recently announced six grants to local schools to help fund innovative projects and the purchase of new classroom equipment, the Shrewsbury Chronicle reports.

	New Jersey medical center awards grant to aid children with autism February 3, 2011 Bayonne Medical Center in Bayonne, New Jersey, recently announced it will donate $150,000 over the next three years to the Simpson-Baber Foundation to help raise awareness about autism and also provide services to children with autism, the Hudson Reporter reports.

	South Dakota officials questioning fairness of education funding system in face of proposed budget cuts February 2, 2011 Recently, members of the State Senate Education Committee in South Dakota voted 5-2 in favor of cutting education payments to smaller schools that have students enrolled from outside their districts.

	Maryland officials stand up against proposed plan for education, road repair cuts February 2, 2011 A recent spending plan put forth by Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley has many local officials upset and ready to protest its fairness, according to the Baltimore Sun.

	Study: Smartboard technology suitable for preschoolers, increasing skills February 2, 2011 A recent study titled �Relationship of the TeachSmart Learning System with Literacy and Mathematics Outcomes for Preschoolers� has shown that not only are smartboards suitable for preschoolers, but it shows drastic results in certain areas.

	Ohio to receive $400 million in education grants February 2, 2011 Federal officials recently confirmed that Ohio will receive $400 million in education grants aimed to boost classroom learning and student growth as well as attracting and attaining valuable teachers.

	Montana school uses technology to help underprivileged kids February 2, 2011 Educators at Hawthorne Elementary in Missoula, Montana, are utilizing cutting-edge technology to fuel development and educational experience for many underprivileged students, the Missoulian reports.

	Six Rhode Island schools benefit from grant February 2, 2011 Six public schools in Barrington, Rhode Island, will soon outfit their classrooms with new technology and other equipment thanks to grants from the Barrington Education Foundation, East Bay Rhode Island reports.

	Connecticut schools use gift for new classroom technology February 1, 2011 A gift from a generous resident of Southington, Connecticut, recently enabled the local school district to invest in new interactive technology for the classroom, the New Britain Herald reports.

	Textbook publishers jumping on board with iPad January 31, 2011 Signifying the increased importance educational institutions are putting on technology, textbook publishers are launching initiatives designed to put Apple iPads in the hands of students across the country.

	Rural Montana schools receive grants for distance learning January 30, 2011 U.S. senators Max Baucus and Jon Tester recently announced 13 rural school districts throughout Montana will receive grants totaling $961,464 to purchase new distance learning technology.

	Grants pave the way for new technology in Oklahoma schools January 30, 2011 The Edmond Public Schools Foundation in Edmond, Oklahoma, recently awarded more than $76,000 for 67 grants through the school district, the Edmond Sun reports.

	Projectors enhance kindergarten experience for Arizona school January 30, 2011 Five teachers from Highland Park Elementary School in Gilbert, Arizona, recently received a $2,300 grant from the Gilbert Education Foundation to purchase new technology for their kindergarten classes, the Arizona Republic reports.

	Local foundation awards Connecticut schools for innovative approaches January 30, 2011 The Danbury Education Foundation in Danbury, Connecticut, is awarding five local schools a total of $11,000 to support innovative and creative programs aimed at enhancing the educational experience for students, News Times reports.

	Nebraska school district receives boost from alumni January 30, 2011 The Fremont Public School Foundation in Fremont, Nebraska, recently used a sizable grant from its alumni to purchase several overhead projectors for its classrooms, the Fremont Tribune reports.

	New York schools share distance learning grant January 30, 2011 The South Lewis Central School District in Turin, New York, recently received a $363,157 grant from the U.S. Department of Education, which it will use to expand its videoconferencing technology, the Watertown Daily Times reports.

	Tennessee high school students use videoconferencing to earn college credit January 30, 2011 A $480,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture will enable Jackson State Community College in Jackson, Tennessee, to invest in distance learning equipment, such as videoconferencing technology.

	New York school earns tech grant from Lowe's January 28, 2011 Lowe's Charitable and Educational Foundation recently awarded West Hempstead High School in New York a $4,475 grant, which the school will use to purchase new computers for its Related Arts department, the Long Island Herald reports.

	Maine school uses grant to boost teleconferencing January 28, 2011 Regional School Unit 12 in Whitefield, Maine, was recently selected as one of 10 schools in the state to receive a sizable grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in an effort to improve teleconferencing capabilities in the classroom, the Kennebec Journal reports.

	Michigan school approves purchase of 60 computers January 28, 2011 Officials at Panther Elementary in Addison, Michigan, continued their focus on incorporating technology in the classroom when the Addison Community School Board recently approved a the purchase of a mobile computer lab, the Daily Telegram reports.

	Albuquerque teachers receive funding through Qwest Foundation January 27, 2011 The Qwest Foundation recently announced it has awarded $50,000 to the Albuquerque Public Schools Foundation in New Mexico to support educators who use technology to improve the learning and teaching experience in the classroom.

	San Diego middle school purchase laptops with grant money January 27, 2011 Southwest Middle School in San Diego, California, recently put its portion of a $1 million district-wide grant to good use when it purchased laptops for every seventh grade student to use in the classroom, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports.

	Innovation needed in school system, Obama says January 27, 2011 During his most recent State of the Union address, President Obama reiterated his goal of improving education, stating that both innovation and investment in America's schools are needed to make this happen.

	State grant encourages Kentucky student to go green January 26, 2011 Students in Kentucky have the opportunity to earn their schools money while also increasing energy efficiency by applying for an energy-saving grant from the Kentucky Environmental Education Council, the Associated Press recently reported.

	Missouri school pursuing tech grant January 26, 2011 In an effort to enhance its resources and implement more technology in the classroom, the Cape Girardeau School District in Missouri is pursuing a sizable grant from the state, the Southeast Missourian recently reported.

	iPads mandatory for Tennessee private school January 26, 2011 While most educational institutions consider having access to tablet computers in the classroom a luxury, one private school in Knoxville, Tennessee, is making the technology mandatory.

	Grant provides Texas school district with Apple technology January 25, 2011 Zavalla Independent School District in Angelina County, Texas, recently used a hefty grant from Region 7 Education Services Center to provide its seventh- and eighth-grade students with Apple iPod Touches and MacBooks, the Lufkin Daily News reports.

	Gates Foundation announces next wave of tech grants January 24, 2011 The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation recently announced its education technology program, Next Generation Learning Challenges, will release its next round of grants to promote the use and development educational technology.

	eReaders enhance studies for California school January 24, 2011 The Walmart Foundation recently awarded Lincoln Street School in Red Bluff, California, a $500 grant, with which the school plans to provide its students with eReader devices, Red Bluff Daily News reports.

	Kansas school uses federal funding to rebrand itself January 21, 2011 Mueller Magnet School in Wichita, Kansas, was recently awarded a $2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education, which it will use to invest in new technology and establish itself as a STEM school, KSN.com reports.

	New Jersey school uses grant to improve connectivity January 20, 2011 Hawthorne Elementary School in Teaneck, New Jersey, was recently awarded $10,000, with which it will invest in technology and a program that provides students with around-the-clock access school servers, NewJersey.com reports.

	Asus recognizes schools for educational innovation January 19, 2011 Two schools in the UK were recently recognized by Taiwan-based electronics manufacturer Asus for their innovative use of technology in the classroom.

	Grant aids special education training January 18, 2011 California State University, Monterey Bay recently received a $1.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to promote careers in special education and invest in new technology to provide students with access to online courses and videoconferencing, the Monterey County Herald reports.

	Idaho schools aim to improve technology in classroom January 17, 2011 Educators from Idaho Falls School District in Idaho are seeking to integrate more technology in the classroom in an effort to expand their resources and utilize more innovative teaching methods, Local news 8 recently reported.

	Maryland school district to receive $3.1 million from federal government January 17, 2011 In a rare instance of good news getting better, schools in Washington County, Maryland, recently learned they were receiving more money than expected from the U.S. Department of Education's Race to the Top grant program, Herald Mail reports.

	Best Buy awards $10,000 tech grant to Boys & Girls Club in Arkansas January 14, 2011 The Boys & Girls Club of Van Buren, Arkansas, is set to receive $10,000 from the Best Buy Children's Foundation to support the use of technology within the organization, the City Wire reports.

	Grocery chain donates interactive whiteboards to Iowa schools January 13, 2011 Supermarket chain Hy-Vee Food Stores recently awarded five schools in Des Moines, Iowa, interactive whiteboards as part of its Smartpoints competition throughout the Midwest, the Des Moines Register reports.

	Local foundation provides funding for Kentucky schools January 13, 2011 The Oldham County Education Foundation in Buckner, Kentucky, recently awarded nearly $20,000 to local schools through its annual Pyramid Awards grants to fund projects proposed by teachers, the Courier-Journal reports.

	Cox Communications awards San Diego-area school $5,000 January 12, 2011 Olive Peirce Middle School in Ramona, California, recently received $5,000 to invest in new classroom technology from Cox Communications through the Cox Kids Foundation's Innovation in Education program, the Ramona Sentinel reports.

	Arizona school districts split $338,000 technology grant January 11, 2011 Two school districts in Tolleson, Arizona, are sharing a one-time $338,000 grant to purchase new educational technology that aids the development of reading skills for students, the Arizona Republic reports.

	CDW, Discovery Education announce technology sweepstakes January 11, 2011 Schools across the United States have the opportunity to win a new computer lab and a number of other educational technology with the recently announced Win a Wireless Lab sweepstakes from CDW Government and Discovery Education.

	Local organizations contribute aid North Carolina school January 10, 2011 The Richmond County Schools Education Foundation in North Carolina is recruiting local organizations to make donations and boost the use of technology in the classrooms, the Richmond County Daily Journal reported.

	Massachusetts teacher creatively rigs interactive whiteboard January 10, 2011 Proving what one can do with a few dollars and a lot of ingenuity, a history teacher at Plymouth South High School in Plymouth, Massachusetts, recently created an interactive whiteboard using primarily equipment found in most classrooms.

	Alaska holds competition to promote educational technology January 6, 2011 The Alaska Department of Education and Early Development recently invited educators to participate in a statewide contest aimed at promoting the use of technology in the classroom.

	McDonald's grant allows Missouri school to update computer lab January 6, 2011 Fast food giant McDonald's recently awarded Cape Christian School in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, more than $11,000 to invest in upgrades to its computer lab, the Southeast Missourian reports.

	Eleven Florida school districts named Race to the Top winners January 6, 2011 The Florida Department of Education recently announced 11 school districts throughout the state will receive grants totaling $25 million from the federal government's Race to the Top program.

	Iowa community college uses grant to invest in IT studies January 5, 2011 Google recently awarded $100,000 to Iowa Western Community College in Council Bluffs to invest in new equipment for its computer information technology department lab, the Omaha World-Herald reports.

	Nonprofit grant funds projects for Wisconsin schools January 3, 2011 Public and private schools in Onalaska, Wisconsin, will be able to fund 10 innovative projects thanks to a $5,600 grant provided by the Onalaska Foundation four Educational Excellent, the Courier-Life recently reported.

	Nonprofit provides funding for local Illinois schools December 30, 2010 The Oak Grove School Education Foundation in Libertyville, Illinois, recently awarded six grants totalling more than $12,000 to fund projects in the district's elementary and junior high schools, the Libertyville Review reports.

	Maryland schools utilizing interactive whiteboards December 30, 2010 Hundreds of classrooms at St. Mary's County Public School District in Maryland are currently using interactive whiteboards to enhance students' learning experience, and more are expected to be installed by the end of the year, Southern Maryland Newspapers recently reported.

	California schools use lawsuit money for technology December 30, 2010 More than 7,000 schools across California will share a $25 million grant to invest in new technology, the state's Department of Education recently announced.

	New Jersey school district considers green program December 30, 2010 The Township of Boonton Board of Education in New Jersey recent took an interest in environmental sustainability and agreed to discuss a program to implement green practices and technology, Neighbor News reports.

	Texas university uses $1.5 grant to upgrade technology infrastructure December 29, 2010 Philanthropic organization Houston Endowment recently awarded Houston Baptist University in Texas $1.5 million to upgrade information technology and communications systems, FortBendNow.com reports.

	California school awarded $50,000 tech grant December 29, 2010 The U.S. Department of Education recently awarded the Sierra Sands Unified School District of Ridgecrest, California, a grant of $50,000 to invest in new classroom equipment as part of its Enhancing Education Through Technology program, the Daily Independent reports.

	Telecom awards New Jersey schools technology grants December 28, 2010 Telecommunications provider Optimum Lightpath recently announced it has awarded 10 New Jersey schools with $10,000 each to invest in new technology for the classroom as part of its first Transforming Education with Technology program.

	Alabama school receives federal grant for new tech December 28, 2010 The Etowah County School District in Gadsden, Alabama, recently received $113,000 from the federal government to invest in technology that improves students' reading and digital literacy skills, the Gadsden Times report.

	Indian school board establishes technology directive December 27, 2010 The Central Board of Secondary Education in India recently issued a directive that will require all associated schools to integrate digital technology into their classrooms, the Times of India reports.

	Bank provides New Jersey schools funds for new equipment December 27, 2010 The Provident Bank Foundation recently donated $13,000 to help fund new technology and classroom supplies for school in Middlesex County, New Jersey, MyCentralJersey.com reports.

	Five New Jersey schools receive grants from education foundation December 23, 2010 The Madison Education Foundation recently announced it has awarded 22 grants for a total of $45,500 to benefit five schools in Madison, New Jersey, Independent Press reports.

$Math, science, language arts and social studies teachers will receive three years of intensive professional development training from eMints.$	Alton Junior High chosen to participate in technology study December 23, 2010 Next fall, Alton Junior High will be one of 60 schools throughout rural Missouri to benefit from a $12 million federal grant secured by the University of Missouri for an educational technology study and training program, WideAreaNews.com reports.

	UK school benefits from tech company's expertise December 22, 2010 IT communications company Remark Group recently assisted the Nenegate School in Eastfield, Peterborough, put together a timetable for implementing new technology in the classroom.

	Renovations bring new technology to Oklahoma schools December 22, 2010 In addition to freshly painted walls, Edmond Public Schools classrooms in Oklahoma will soon see an array of new technology throughout the district, the Edmond Sun reports.

	Federal grant allows Illinois schools to create digital classrooms December 21, 2010 Junior and high school in Quincy, Illinois, are using funding received from the federal government to invest in new technology and bring their classrooms into the 21st century, the Quincy Herald-Whig recently reported.

	Kentucky school district aims for 'smart classrooms' by 2012 December 21, 2010 The Ashland Independent School District recently announced it is upgrading its educational technology and installing "smart" instructional equipment in every classroom by 2012, the Independent reports.

	JFK High School boosts writing skills with iPads December 21, 2010 When the spring semester begins in January, students at John F. Kennedy High School in Mt. Angel, Oregon, will have new 13 Apple iPads to enhance their writing skills, the Woodburn Independent reports.

	Federal government adds technology as priority for grants December 21, 2010 Starting in January, technology will officially be among the new priorities considered by the U.S. Department of Education when issuing grants.

	California school enlists public to help win Pepsi grant December 17, 2010 Officials at Granada Middle School in Whittier, California, have called on its local citizens to help win a national contest sponsored by Pepsi that will allow it to purchase new technology for the classroom, Whittier Daily News reports.

	Best Buy awards tech grants to 15 Canadian schools December 17, 2010 Consumer electronics retailer Best Buy Canada recently announced it has awarded a total of $250,000 in technology grants to 15 schools throughout the country.

	CDW Canada launches classroom technology contest December 16, 2010 Technology solutions provider CDW Canada recently announced the launch of its third annual Teaching with Technology Story Contest and Sweepstakes, which gives education providers the chance to enhance their institutions through cutting-edge classroom technology.

	Dakota County school wins Minnesota technology prize December 16, 2010 Electronic equipment manufacturer Tierney Brothers recently announced it has awarded its 2010 Clasroom of the Future Technology Grant to Dakota County Alternative Learning School in Rosemont, Minnesota.

	Connecticut school to boost classroom technology through grant December 15, 2010 Kelly Middle School in Norwich, Connecticut, will receive a $10,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut to invest in new technology for the classroom, the Norwich Bulletin reports.

	New Jersey school uses technology for virtual museum tour December 14, 2010 Students from the Benedictine Academy in Elizabeth, New Jersey, recently expanded their classroom beyond its four walls by utilizing technology to take a virtual tour of the Museum of Russian Icons more than 200 miles away in Clinton, Massachusetts.

	Texas schools embracing new technology December 13, 2010 Teachers and students alike at College Station and Bryan school districts in East Central Texas are growing more enthusiastic about learning as new technology continues to appear in their classrooms, the Eagle reports.

	Kentucky schools use videoconferencing to connect classrooms December 13, 2010 A Spanish teacher in Shepherdsville, Kentucky, is using an experimental videoconferencing technique to broaden her resources and teach one class in two places simultaneously.

	Verizon donates $5,000 to Pennsylvania School for the Deaf December 9, 2010 The Pennsylvania School for the Deaf in Germantown, Pennsylvania, recently announced it has received a $5,000 grant from the Verizon Foundation to purchase new classroom technology for students who are deaf or head of hearing.

	Illinois middle school receives major technology upgrade December 8, 2010 Wolf Branch Middle School in Swansea, Illinois, was recently awarded a brand new computer lab, courtesy of a sweepstakes sponsored by Discovery Education and CDW Government.

	Tennessee teachers receive funding for classroom projects December 7, 2010 Telecommunications provider U.S. Cellular recently awarded 10 Blount County teachers in East Tennessee with a total of nearly $12,000 to fund projects and purchase new equipment for the classroom, Blount Today reports.

	San Diego schools receive $1 million for new technology December 7, 2010 The federal government has awarded the San Diego Unified School District a $1 million grant to fund the purchase of education technology and help prepare students for college.

	Southern California high school using grant for iPads December 6, 2010 The Palm Springs Unified School District in Southern California is pouncing on the recent trend of getting new technology in the hands of students by purchasing 210 Apple iPads for high school students, the Desert Sun reports.

	California schools boost college-readiness with technology December 3, 2010 Three schools districts in the Los Angeles area will receive a combined total of more than $1 million from the federal government to fund investments in new classroom technology.

	U.S. Cellular awards St. Louis-area teachers new equipment December 2, 2010 Telecommunications provider U.S. Cellular recently awarded 15 teachers in Warren and St. Charles counties in Missouri with new classroom equipment as part of its Calling All Teachers campaign, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

	Volunteers raise funds for technology upgrades in Massachusetts school November 30, 2010 A Massachusetts volunteer group recently presented a giant check of $42,500 to Braintree Public School District superintendent Peter Kurzberg to invest in new technology and teacher grants, the Boston Globe reports.

	Vancouver school district hopes to put interactive whiteboard in every classroom November 30, 2010 An inner-city school in New Westminster, British Columbia, is looking to boost student education and its reputation by implementing interactive smartboards in each of its classrooms.

	Louisiana schools use videoconferencing to unite classrooms November 30, 2010 The Grant Parish School Board in Louisiana has implemented a videoconferencing system into classrooms to expand student resources and enhance communication efforts between the district's nine public schools.

	Technology integration earns Pennsylvania college high marks November 30, 2010 Montgomery County Community College in Pennsylvania recently an A+ rating from the Center for Digital Education and Converge Online for its implementation of technology in the classroom, the Pottstown Mercury reports.

	California booster club launches academic wish list for school district November 30, 2010 The Santa Ynez Valley Academic Booster Club Plus recently rolled out an initiative to provide classrooms with materials they may not otherwise be able to afford, the Lompoc Record reports.

	New York school district uses grant for MacBooks, professional development November 29, 2010 The Rome City School District in New York will use a $125,000 grant to invest in new laptops for student and extensive technology training for teachers, the Observer-Dispatch reports.

	Five North Dakota schools awarded grants for new technology November 29, 2010 The North Dakota Educational Technology Council and the Qwest Foundation recently announced teachers from five schools across the state will receive $5,000 to invest in new classroom technology or programs.

	South Carolina school recognized for technology initiative November 29, 2010 The Marion School District 7 in South Carolina was recently honored by the SC EdTech 2010 conference for its effort to promote educational technology in the classroom, SCNow reports.

	Technology initiative impacts Mississippi school district November 29, 2010 A new initiative to provide high school and middle school students with laptop computers is having significant impact in the classrooms of the Tupelo Public School District in Tupelo, Mississippi, the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal reports.

	Alabama students run to raise funds November 29, 2010 Students at West Madison Elementary in Madison, Alabama, recently ran more than 800 miles and raised more than $19,000, which will be invested in new classroom technology, the Madison County Record reports.

	University student in Washington use technology to promote class interaction November 29, 2010 Professors at Western Washington University in Bellingham, Washington, are turning to interactive technology to encourage student participation in their lectures.

	Massachusetts students urge school board for projectors November 24, 2010 The Marblehead School Committee recently listened to pleas from a group of sixth-graders to invest in new classroom projectors at the Village School in Marblehead, Massachusetts.

	Alabama school district to receive new classroom technology November 23, 2010 The Troy City School Board in Troy, Alabama, recently approve a $718,841 bid to install new technology in district classrooms, the Troy Messenger reports.

	Louisiana first lady demonstrates interactive technology for first grade class November 23, 2010 First grade students at Mulberry Elementary in Houma, Louisiana, recently got a firsthand look at the new technology that will soon be installed in their classrooms, presented by the state's first lady Supriya Jindal, the Tri-Parish Times reports.

	Oklahoma schools receive 'intelligent' technology November 22, 2010 A 2009 bond issue is helping schools in Norman, Oklahoma, upgrade their classrooms and build additions to facilities, the Oklahoman recently reported.

	Illinois schools receive funds from nonprofit November 19, 2010 A nonprofit foundation recently announced it will fund 19 grant requests to help improve schools in Geneva, Illinois, the Kane County Chronicle reports.

	Illinois teachers receive donation from U.S. Cellular November 17, 2010 Telecommunications company U.S. Cellular recently awarded three Illinois teachers with donations to help fund technology projects in their classrooms, the GateHouse News Service reports.

	Donation website provides Iowa teacher with new technology November 12, 2010 Math teacher Tim Fisher from Washington High School in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, recently received a new $800 document scanner for his classroom courtesy of an online donation website, KCRG-TV9 reports.

	New Hampshire teachers integrating technology to advance everyday lesson plans November 11, 2010 Just as technology, such as smartphones and tablet PCs, is becoming indispensable to the lives of many professionals, so are elementary school teachers in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, finding new technology to be a vital aspect in the 21st century classroom, Sea Coast Online recently reported.

	English university to host simulated stock trading demonstration November 10, 2010 The Aston Business School in Birmingham, England, will host a simulated financial trading room demonstration powered by Thomson Reuters on November 10 to help give postgraduate students a feel for life as a financial trader.

	Grant brings new technology to Indiana high school November 8, 2010 Richmond High School in Richmond, Indiana, recently received a grant that will provide iPads to Jeremy Hill's English classroom, the Palladium Item reports.

	Virginia Tech updates laboratory technology November 5, 2010 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg, Virginia recently unveiled a new, high-end update to its computer-aided design lab in Randolph Hall.

	Makeover turns old Bay Area classroom into technology hub November 3, 2010 A $10,000 makeover has enabled Lexington Elementary School teacher Claudia Heuser to turn her 50-year-old classroom into one of her school�s most technologically advanced.

	Connecticut teacher wins technology award November 3, 2010 A teacher at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Meriden, Connecticut, recently received an award for her efforts to enhance student learning through the implementation of technology in the classroom, the Meriden Record Journal reports.

	Hope College improves sustainability grade November 2, 2010 With increased focus on energy conservation and environmental planning, Hope College in Holland, Michigan, recently announced it has earned a B-minus on its annual College Sustainability Report Card.

	Technology project will enhance Canadian Catholic elementary classrooms November 2, 2010 The Brant Haldimand Norfolk Catholic District School Board in Brantford, Ontario, recently announced an investment to increase technology in the classroom and improve student achievement.

	Houston-area university to host classroom tech conference November 1, 2010 The University of Houston-Victoria in Victoria, Texas, will host a conference to cover technology in the classroom with the hopes of educating teachers as well as students, the Victoria Advocate reports.

	Harvard Schools Trust award $9K to five elementary schools October 29, 2010 Nonprofit organization Harvard Schools Trust has awarded five educational grants totaling almost $9,000 to enhance curriculum at Hildreth Elementary and the Bromfield School in Harvard, Massachusetts, GateHouse News reports.

	Smart Boards replacing blackboards in Canadian elementary school October 29, 2010 Similkameen Elementary Secondary School in British Columbia recently received an upgrade to its classroom technology by replacing blackboards in seven classrooms with Smart Boards, Keremeos Review reports.

	New tech gives University of Rhode Island high-tech classrooms October 29, 2010 Sixty-seven classrooms at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston received digital media technology upgrades last summer, making them among the most high-tech classrooms in New England.

	University of Dayton pushes for green student housing October 26, 2010 The University of Dayton in Dayton, Ohio is rolling out an initiative to bring green housing to student neighborhoods, the Dayton Business Journal recently reported.

	Boston-area college receives grant for technology October 25, 2010 Roxbury Community College in Roxbury Crossing, Massachusetts recently announced it has received two federal grants totaling $2 million that will go toward technology investments and improving academic programs.

	University of Virginia committee endorses sustainability pledge October 25, 2010 The President�s Committee on Sustainability at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville recently endorsed a pledge that encourages students and campus employees to adopt environmentally friendly habits.

	University of Illinois pushes for green campus October 25, 2010 This week, amid the orange and red of the turning leaves on campus, the Illinois Student Senate Committee on Environmental Sustainability at the University of Illinois in Champaign will be encouraging students to go green during Sustainability Week.

	Pennsylvania teacher combines decoration, technology in classroom October 19, 2010 In an effort to encourage class participation and create a welcoming environment for students, one Pennsylvania teacher is taking an unusual approach to her classroom decor, the Lebanon Daily News recently reported.

	New Mexico community college seeks bond for classroom renovations October 19, 2010 This election season, Clovis Community College in Clovis, New Mexico, is hoping to receive up to $1 million from Education Bond D, CNJ Online recently reported.

	Boston students go global via videoconferencing October 19, 2010 Two Boston-area schools are broadening the educational resources through the help of videoconferencing, Network World recently reported.

	Parsippany schools installing projectors to engage students October 14, 2010 The township school district of Parsipanny, New Jersey is investing in new computer technology to install interactive projectors in all its classrooms, the Star-Ledger reports.

	Education foundation awards grants to Massachusetts schools October 13, 2010 The Ashland Education Foundation has awarded two teacher grants to Mindess Elementary and Ashland Middle schools in Massachusetts in support of innovative technology and science projects, the MetroWest Daily News reports.

	Study: Schools diversifying display technology in classroom October 13, 2010 Research firm Futuresource recently released a report that suggests display technology in the classroom may soon change its shape.

	Schools use video games to promote exercise October 11, 2010 National physical education experts say playing active video games in school can help prevent and reduce childhood obesity, USA Today reports.

	QAD grant funds California elementary school tech upgrade October 8, 2010 La Patera Elementary School in Goleta, California recently received $24,520 from the QAD Project Upgrade Grant to support the advancement of school�s technology infrastructure, the Santa Barbara Independent reports.

	Alabama school to host auction to purchase projectors October 4, 2010 Woodville High School in Woodville, Alabama is hosting an auction to raise money for new classroom technology, the Scottsboro Daily Sentinel reports.

	San Angelo-area college uses grant to improve education, technology October 4, 2010 Howard College San Angelo in Big Spring, Texas, recently received a five-year, $3.2 million grant from the federal Strengthening Institutions Hispanic-Serving Institutions Program to address developmental education and update campus technology, the San Angelo Standard Times reports.

	RIT receives government funding to build sustainability facility September 30, 2010 Rochester Institute of Technology in New York has been awarded $13.1 million from the U.S. Department of Commerce�s National Institute of Standards and Technology to help fund the building of a sustainability facility.

	Grant gives Virginia students iPads September 30, 2010 Several classrooms across Virginia are swapping their old fashion textbooks for Apple iPads as part of a pilot program launched by the state on Wednesday, the Associated Press reports.

	Schwarzenegger applauds broadband grants September 30, 2010 California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger issued a statement applauding the National Telecommunications and Information Agency�s announcement of $173.3 million in broadband-related grants to benefit the state.

	$6 million awarded to South Carolina school district September 29, 2010 The Orangeburg County Consolidated School District Three in South Carolina has been awarded almost $6.5 million in federal grant funds from the U.S. Department of Education to invest in new technology and magnet programs, WLTX reports.

	Grant enables Arkansas school to go high tech September 24, 2010 Carl Stewart Middle School in Conway, Arkansas, recently invested in new technology to promote student learning.

	Attalla schools use grant funds for technology September 24, 2010 Schools in Attalla, Alabama, recently used grant money to invest in the latest technology to ensure students are prepared for the future.

	San Diego County school receives grant for tech investment September 23, 2010 Elementary school students in Santee, California, demonstrated their newest learning devices Wednesday following a ceremony celebrating a grant to purchase the new technology.

	Michigan school district awarded federal tech grant September 20, 2010 The federal government has awarded the Eastern Upper Peninsula Intermediate School District in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan a grant to enhance technology in the classroom.

	Georgia DOE awards grants to schools September 17, 2010 Several schools in Newton County, Georgia received grants from the state�s Department of Education to purchase new classroom technology, according to the Newton Citizen.

	Alum gives Penn State $6.5 million gift September 16, 2010 The Penn State College of Education received a school-record-setting $6.5 million gift to invest in new technology, the Daily Collegian reports.

	Publishing giant announces $400 million education funds September 15, 2010 Textbook publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt has announced it is making a $400 million investment to support innovative ideas for new products in the classroom.

	Federal grants to expand broadband projects September 14, 2010 The U.S. Department of Commerce recently announced 35 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act investments to help bridge the technological gap and boost economic growth across the country.

	Alaska schools receive grants to fund technology September 13, 2010 The Sitka school district in Sitka, Alaska has received federal funding in support of its new technology program aimed to boost students� skills by the end of eighth grade, KCAW-FM reports.

	LULAC announces grants to help bridge education gap September 10, 2010 The League of United Latin American Citizens of Wisconsin has announced more than $400,000 in grants to assist in educating minorities and help bridge the education achievement gap, the Journal Sentinel reports.

	Minnesota elementary school uses grant for technology September 10, 2010 Rice Elementary School in Rice, Minnesota will use the $100,000 awarded in state grants to buy new technology and staff training, the St. Cloud Times reports.

	Colorado schools raise money to receive federal grants September 8, 2010 The St. Vrain Valley School District in Colorado says it has raised the private matching funds needed to receive $3.6 in federal grants to help develop a science and technology program.

	Pennsylvania school opens its doors to students after undergoing $17 million face-lift September 3, 2010 When students arrived back to Washington Elementary in Lancaster, Pennsylvania on Thursday, their school looked much different than it had last September, the Intelligencer Journal reports.

	Connecticut schools closing the achievement gap with new technology September 2, 2010 Students at the brand-new Clemente Leadership Academy in New Haven, Connecticut started the new school year with brand new interactive technology, according to WTNH news.

	Kansas schools to purchase technology upgrades with new funding August 31, 2010 The North Lyon County Unified School District in Allen, Kansas recently received $101,200 from the Jones Foundation to purchase new technology for its classrooms, the Emporia Gazette reports.

	Oklahoma schools embracing new technology to promote student achievement August 30, 2010 Wells Middle School in Catoosa, Oklahoma recently invested in new technology to promote new learning initiatives for students.

	New York named a Race to the Top winner August 30, 2010 Federal officials recently selected New York as a winner of the Race to the Top initiative. The state, which was one of 10 to be awarded funding during the program’s second phase, will have access to $700 million to provide new learning opportunities for schools within its borders.

	Canadian schools get government funding for sustainable technology investments August 27, 2010 The provincial government of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario has invested $760,000 in three schools through Ontario’s Green Schools Pilot Initiative, according to SooNews.

	Race to the Top funding enables schools to upgrade their technology August 27, 2010 On Tuesday, school board members in Alcoa, Tennessee approved more than $280,000 in funds for improving the technology infrastructure at Alcoa schools, the Maryville Daily Times reports

	Michigan schools uses whiteboards with projectors to boost academic lessons August 26, 2010 Hartland Consolidated Schools in Howell, Michigan spent the summer adding new interactive technology into its classrooms, the Livingston Daily reports.

	North Carolina public schools win Race to the Top challenge, will invest in new technology August 25, 2010 North Carolina public schools will receive federal funding as part of the U.S. Department of Education’s Race to the Top challenge.

	Omaha school places projectors in each classroom to boost education August 19, 2010 Schools across the country are embracing the use of high-tech equipment in the classroom. By introducing gadgets such as iPads and smartboards to students, educators hope to create a stimulating learning environment that connects better with today’s kids more than conventional methods.

	Fivay High School in Florida outfits classrooms with LCD projectors August 18, 2010 The new Fivay High school campus in Pasco County, Florida will offer its students access to many new technologies and building luxuries, according to WTSP News.

	Osceola County schools to upgrade educational technology with federal funding August 17, 2010 The U.S. Department of Education recently awarded the Osceola County, Florida school district nearly $1 million to improve the quality of American history education within the schools, UCF Today reports.

	A dozen Mass. schools will receive $27 million for improvements August 16, 2010 Massachusetts state officials recently announced 12 schools were awarded $27 million in total to boost student achievement at public schools deemed to be underperforming, Mass Live reports.

	$2.3 million grant awarded to West Virginia universities August 13, 2010 Eight West Virginia universities were recently awarded with grants totalling $2.3 million, allocated by the U.S. Department of Education's Student Support Services program.

	Bogota High School in New Jersey will use state grants to purchase new projectors August 13, 2010 The New Jersey Department of Education recently approved a grant of $463,110 to Bogota High School to upgrade its facilities, NorthJersey.com reports.

	Chevron announces $54,000 classroom grant to Kern county August 12, 2010 Chevron announced it will distribute $54,000 to 90 Kern County, California schools through its Chevron Energy Learning Classroom Grant, KERO News reports.

	Arkansas public and private colleges to share $7.6 million in federal education grants August 11, 2010 Arkansas two- and four-year colleges received a huge boost on Monday, when state officials announced a $7.6 million initiative to help keep at-risk students in school.

	30 schools in 11 West Virgina counties awarded $4 million total in technology grants August 11, 2010 More than 30 schools from 11 counties were awarded technology grants at the recent West Virginia Statewide Technology Conference in Charleston, the News and Sentinel reports.

	225 school districts in Wisconsin to share $1.3 million in federal technology funding August 10, 2010 Adding technology to the classroom is a focal point of the Obama administration, as the federal government continues to dole out cash to help schools upgrade their technological equipment.

	Rich East High School awarded $830,000 for new technology purchases August 10, 2010 Rich East High School in Park Forest, Illinois was recently awarded an $830,000 federal grant to improve its technology in the classroom.

	Pittsburgh nonprofit awarded $22.3 million to improve STEM subjects August 9, 2010 A nonprofit organization based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania announced on Thursday it will receive $22.3 million from the federal government to improve science, technology, engineering and mathematics for students in the state.

	Mundelein schools to upgrade classrooms with 57 LCD projectors August 6, 2010 After noticing the benefits of interactive whiteboards during a pilot program at Mechanics Grove School in Mundelein, Illinois, school district officials had all the evidence they needed to expand the program to all of its classrooms this fall, the Mundelein Review reports.

	Students benefit from hands-on technology, report finds August 6, 2010 More schools are adopting interactive screens and laptops to replace traditional learning tools such as chalkboards and encyclopedias, The Ledger reports. The influx of interactive technology in classrooms across the country has many educators hopeful of being able to reach more students.

	Kentucky schools receive funds for new technology August 5, 2010 The Fort Thomas Education Foundation teacher grant program has awarded more than $48,000 to five Kentucky schools in the Fort Thomas Independent School District to pay for new technology and supply purchases, the KyPost.com reports.

	Maryland one of 19 states named as a finalist for Race to the Top August 5, 2010 Maryland was recently named a finalist for funding through government’s Race to the Top program.

	Ann Arbor schools look to upgrade technology, get more reliable internet August 4, 2010 John Van Riper, the technology director for the Ann Arbor school district in Michigan, recently gave a presentation to the school board calling for improvements to its internet connections, AnnArbor.com reports.

	Arkansas schools awarded federal funding for technology upgrades August 3, 2010 Ashley County in Arkansas was recently awarded nearly $10 million from the federal government to improve healthcare, education and transportation issues within its borders, the Ashley County Ledger reports.

	Santa Rosa schools awarded $750,000 for technology improvements August 2, 2010 Come this fall, the Santa Rose County School District in Santa Rosa, Florida will have new innovative technology in 81 of its classrooms, the Santa Rosa Press Gazette reports.

	$24.5 million in federal aid awarded to 19 underperforming Minnesota schools July 30, 2010 The Minnesota Department of Education announced on Thursday the state’s lowest performing schools will receive School Improvement Grants to help boost performance.

	Louisiana teacher earns state’s top honors for her use of smart technology in the classroom July 30, 2010 Lafayette High School math teacher Julia Williams was recently honored by the Louisiana Department of Education as the state’s top teacher.

	Whittier-area schools to receive more than a half million dollars in federal aid for technology upgrades July 29, 2010 Ten school districts near Whittier, California will receive in total more than $500,000 in federal funding to invest in new technology for the classroom, the Whittier Daily news reports.

	Computers and digital projectors becoming more common in the classroom July 28, 2010 Technology has grown exponentially in the classroom, offering teachers new interactive learning techniques that were unavailable a decade ago, Ahwatukee Foothill News reports.

	Before- and after-school program awarded $1 million grant July 28, 2010 The Georgia Department of Education recently awarded a $1 million grant to the University Community Academy to run care programs for children before and after school, the Atlanta Journal Constitution writes.

	Florida schools awarded $96,380 grant to enhance career development programs July 27, 2010 South Walton and Freeport high schools in Florida received a $96,380 grant last week to help pay for new career building initiatives, the Destin Log reports.

	South Dakota schools receive $4.3 million in school improvement grants July 26, 2010 The Sioux Falls school district in Sioux Falls, South Dakota will receive federal stimulus money to help pay for new technology and staff positions, the Argus Leader reports.

	Orange County public schools receive stimulus funding for new technology July 26, 2010 As part of President Obama’s $787 billion stimulus package, the Orange County public schools in California will receive $1.7 million in federal funding to improve technology within its classrooms, the Orange County Register relays.

	Mississippi college to use $200,000 state grant for technology upgrades July 23, 2010 Jones County Junior College in Ellesville, Mississippi will undergo a massive technology overhaul, as it looks to spend the $200,000 it was recently awarded by the U.S. Department of Education.

	Fiber-optic network for many North Carolina schools set to be finished by the end of the year July 22, 2010 Western North Carolina schools will soon benefit from fiber-optic networks that will improve connection speeds and offer new communication tools for innovative curriculum, the Smoky Mountain News reports.

	Pacelli Schools to provide students with updated computer equipment July 22, 2010 On Wednesday, Pacelli Catholic Schools in Austin, Minnesota announced it will receive a technology makeover, replacing outdated items with cutting-edge products by the beginning of the 2010 school year, the Austin Post-Bulletin reports.

	55 California school districts receive $3.4 million in total tech funding July 21, 2010 Fifty-five school districts in Riverside and San Bernardino counties received a total of $3.4 million in federal technology grants allocated by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the Press-Enterprise reports.

	Massachusetts high school awarded $50,000 in clean energy grants July 20, 2010 Minuteman Career & Technical High School in Lexington, Massachusetts was recently awarded $50,000 by the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center to invest in new sustainable technology, the Lexington Patch reports.

	Massachusetts receives nearly $59 million to improve underperforming schools July 19, 2010 Massachusetts was recently awarded $58.7 million from the U.S. Department of Education Improvement Grants program to improve chronically underperforming schools within its borders.

	Ohio schools awarded tech grants to create new learning opportunities for students July 16, 2010 Lakewood High School and Harding Middle School were both recently awarded competitive eTech Ohio Grants to help them develop a technology-infused environment.

	Carlinville schools receive nearly $1 million for new technology July 15, 2010 Carlinville Community school district in Illinois was one of 15 school districts in the state to be awarded technology grants to help provide more learning opportunities for students.

	Florida school to feature e-readers in upcoming school year June 7, 2010 By next fall, Clearwater High School in Clearwater, Florida said it will replace traditional textbooks with e-readers - a light-weight electronic device that can store a textbook's information - the Bismark Tribune reports.

	Verizon to hand out $100,000 in ESL grants June 3, 2010 The Verizon Foundation announced that non-profit organizations based in either Massachusetts or Rhode Island are eligible to apply for technology-based grants of up to $10,0000 to support students learning to speak English.

	Wisconsin school nears goal of smart boards in every classroom June 1, 2010 The Elmbrook School District in Wisconsin is trying to separate itself from its peers by creating a new learning environment that includes Smart Boards in each of its 380 classrooms, BrookfieldNow reports.

	52 schools in downtown Manhattan aided by grant, incorporate new technology May 28, 2010 As part of its plan to bring the local schools into the 21st century, the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation has granted 52 schools in the area nearly $82,500 each to purchase and incorporate new classroom technology, the Downtown Express reports.

	Grant for North Carolina elementary school brings classrooms into 21st century May 27, 2010 The Lakeshore Elementary School in North Carolina recently received a $25,000 grant to improve the technology in its classrooms. The grant, coupled with past fundraisers and a few in the near future, will bring the school's total raised to nearly $71,000, Statesville.com reports.

	New classroom technologies allow for 100 percent participation May 26, 2010 Children today love technology. This fact explains how teachers are finding ways to reach every student in their classrooms now more than ever, the Grand Island Independent reports.

	New classroom technologies bring outside world to Colorado schools May 24, 2010 As part of a grant package totaling nearly $30,000, the Hayden School District in Colorado will begin incorporating newer technologies into its classrooms, the Steamboat Pilot reports.

	Bronx school awarded $100,000 grant to upgrade classroom technology May 21, 2010 The Bronx Lighthouse Charter School was recently awarded a grant for $100,000 to upgrade the technology equipment in its classrooms. The grant came from the New York City Council and was sponsored by local Councilwoman Carmen Arroyo, eSchoolNews reports.

	Classrooms in Oklahoma to get technology upgrade thanks to deal with Panasonic May 20, 2010 Classrooms in Norman, Oklahoma will soon see technological upgrades thanks to a contract with Panasonic, the Oklahoman reports. The Norman School Board recently approved the agreement with the electronics provider, a deal worth nearly $8 million.

	Classrooms beginning to go 3D May 19, 2010 With school districts giving more attention to instituting newer technologies for methods of teaching, the next step appears to be entering another dimension, the Press-Enterprise reports.

	Focus groups report that standards and technology important for schools May 19, 2010 The school district in Scottsdale, Arizona recently conducted focus groups among nearly 2,000 people, including residents, teachers and students, hoping to find what areas of the school system are most important, AZCentral.com reports.

	School focuses donation toward new classroom technology May 19, 2010 Gaston County Schools in North Carolina recently received a $2 million donation from local residents toward its intended $4 million campaign. The funds look to revamp school systems in order to lower the current dropout rate, the Gaston Gazette reports.

	New technology moving teaching methods forward May 18, 2010 Advancements in classroom technology have allowed teachers to change their approaches from the traditional position of sitting behind a desk to strolling among the students, Westside Connect reports.

	Florida high school to upgrade classroom technology as part of $4 million upgrade May 18, 2010 As part of a $4 million upgrade, Episcopal High School will open two new buildings on its campus and incorporate the latest technology in its classrooms to enhance learning, The Florida Times-Union reports.

	Oshkosh Christian schools to pour budget surplus back into raises, classroom tech May 17, 2010 Improved financial stability for Oshkosh, Wisconsin's Christian school system has allowed administrators to provide both long-awaited pay raises for teachers and an upgrade to available classroom technology, according to the Northwestern newspaper.

	Educational upsides in new version of Microsoft Office could push sales higher May 17, 2010 An education technology professional writing a guest column for tech blog ZDNet's education section says that the OneNote program in Microsoft's new Office 2010 suite is a boon to teachers trying to better organize and display information to their students.

	Videoconferencing, large-scale displays help networking in education May 12, 2010 Experts from as far away as Alaska are now able to provide virtual field trips for schoolchildren in Maine, thanks to an advanced videoconferencing system, according to a report from the Central Maine Morning Sentinel.

	Small Iowa town could see silver lining in legal troubles with Microsoft May 12, 2010 The settlement of a recent state lawsuit against software giant Microsoft could have unexpectedly good results for the town of Keokuk, Iowa, whose school board is considering the purchase of several classroom technology items with settlement funds.

	New Zealand parochial school crosses over into world of high-tech May 11, 2010 The Christchurch, New Zealand-based Our Lady of the Assumption school has adopted "one of the latest innovations in educational hardware," according to the website Stuff.co.nz.

	Stolen computers, overhead projector could hurt students' progress at Florida school May 10, 2010 The theft of 28 Macintosh computers and an overhead projector from the Creative Learning Academy, a private school in Pensacola, Florida, could limit the ability of that institution to educate its students, according to the Pensacola News-Journal.

	North Carolina school district looking to college students and faculty for tech support May 7, 2010 The Surry County school district in North Carolina will partner with computer science students from the local community college to provide a technical support document for its teachers and students, making for easier troubleshooting of classroom technology issues, the Mt. Airy News reported.

	Local college takes advantage of improved classroom technology May 6, 2010 Tarrant County College's new Trinity River Campus offers students at the Texas school improved access to technological devices in the classroom that make learning easier, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported Wednesday.

	Dept. of Education: Mobile and digital tech rapidly moving into classrooms May 6, 2010 American public schools are adopting improved classroom technology at an increasing rate, according to the results of a comprehensive report from the Department of Education that was released recently.

	Navy-funded classroom at Rensselaer Polytechnic provided for ROTC students May 5, 2010 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on Monday rolled out a brand-new, state-of-the-art classroom for the study of naval science and the technological devices in use on modern U.S. Navy ships. The classroom will primarily be used by members of the college's Naval ROTC program.

	Classroom projector at center of education funding controversy May 3, 2010 The Darien, Connecticut school board hotly debated the merits of the proposed addition of a classroom projector for the common room at the Hindley School late last week, according to the Darien Times.

	Upstate New York teachers make request for enhanced classroom technology April 30, 2010 Teachers in upstate New York's Oneota City School District outlined their requests for improvements in classroom technology and demonstrated some of the potential benefits to school board members at a meeting held on Wednesday, according to the Oneota Daily Star.

	Idaho boosts special education efforts with additional technology April 30, 2010 A grant from the Idaho State Department of Education will provide Moscow Junior High School's special education teachers with $50,000 worth of improved classroom technology and teacher training, according to a report from THEjournal.com.

	Washington State University upgrades classrooms with new technology April 30, 2010 During the coming summer recess, administrators at Washington State University will add new classroom technology to several facilities at that college, according to an announcement made on Tuesday.

	New Haven school with emphasis on classroom tech opens April 30, 2010 The Metro Business Academy, a new $43-million high school designed to serve 400 students, opened its doors this week in New Haven, Connecticut, according to the New Haven Independent.

	College students query professors via text message April 30, 2010 For some students at Georgia State University, texting during class could win them the praise of their professors, rather than a dirty look.

	Oregon schools adopt Google Apps for all classrooms April 29, 2010 Oregon announced Wednesday that it would use Google Apps for both educational and administrative purposes in public schools across the state, a move that Google says will save the state $1.5 million in education funding per year.

	Expert: Implementing new classroom technology requires careful thought April 23, 2010 While many educational theorists believe that simply adding technology to the classroom will boost achievement and performance, University of North Texas professor Cathleen Norris says that correctly integrating items like personal computers, e-readers, and classroom projectors into a curriculum can provide even greater returns.

	Classroom technology advancing despite resistance and limited resources April 22, 2010 A device reminiscent of a hand-held video game is the latest innovation in grade school technology, but shrinking educational budgets and institutional mistrust of digital tools - like portable PCs, PDAs, and new overhead projectors - have hampered widespread acceptance.

	New digital learning environment to provide classrooms with new technology option April 16, 2010 Teachers will need nothing more than their educational skills and a digital display to take advantage of the new Sky digital learning environment, which was announced today by Learning.com.

	New high-tech classroom could give Penn. school district's planetarium projector a new home April 13, 2010 A large general-purpose room at William Tennet High School in Warminster, Pennsylvania could be the next home of an advanced classroom projector used to create a planetarium effect, according to PhillyBurbs.com.

	Improvements in classroom technology could propel learning forward, experts say April 6, 2010 New devices and upgraded versions of existing technology will help make the classrooms of the future better places to learn, according to an article at Asian government tech news site FutureGov.

	Texas school district decides to ramp up tech spending April 6, 2010 The Mansfield, Texas school district announced last week that it would spend $8.5 million on technology upgrades for classrooms at all grade levels.

	Pennsylvania college will give iPads to entire student body April 2, 2010 Seton Hill, a small Catholic college in Pennsylvania, announced Tuesday that all incoming freshmen for the fall 2010 semester would be given Apple iPads and Macbooks free of charge.

	Integration of classroom technology proceeding in higher education April 1, 2010 Colleges and universities the world over are integrating technology into numerous aspects of the educational process, according to the New York Times.

	Report: Tablet PCs and classroom projectors invaluable tools for teachers March 31, 2010 Advances in educational technology have spurred a Renaissance for digital classrooms, according to Australia's Sunshine Coast Daily newspaper.

	Computer projectors and infrared technology combine for disabled gaming solution March 29, 2010 Students at London's Imperial College last week announced that they had developed a prototype system that could make it possible for severely disabled individuals to play video games for the first time.

	Nonprofit seeking funds for classroom technology upgrades March 29, 2010 Arizona's Oro Valley Community Foundation is seeking three-quarters of a million dollars to help replace outdated classroom projectors and computers in the Amphitheater Public School district, according to the Arizona Daily Star.

	Michigan city ponies up the dough for classroom projectors and document cameras March 29, 2010 The Muskegon, Michigan school district recently approved $1.6 million in new spending on classroom technology for its facilities, according to local news website MLive.com.

	Struggling teachers lean on classroom technology for help March 29, 2010 Teachers having trouble holding the attention of their classes or running out of funds to purchase necessary supplies have turned to technology like classroom projectors and online help sites for assistance, according to Florida newspaper The Ledger.

	Proposed NJ cuts to education budget winning few admirers in the schools March 24, 2010 Two recent guest articles on the Newark Star-Ledger's blog have indicated the widespread dissatisfaction over Governor Chris Christie's proposed education budget cuts.

	Impacts of classroom projector's loss still being felt at UK school March 23, 2010 Teachers at the Adams Grammar School in Newport, Great Britain are having to work around the absence of a valuable piece of classroom technology: The overhead projector.

	Volunteers and donations provide new technology for Los Angeles elementary school March 17, 2010 Educational technology at Dayton Heights Elementary School in Los Angeles has gotten a significant facelift as the result of efforts from volunteer group L.A. Works and tech marketing firm Everything Channel, according to the Technology Education Journal.