WV Educational Technology Ranks at the Top of
the Class
Charleston, WV –
West Virginia is aging with grace. According to Technology
Counts 2007: A Digital Decade, educational technology access
and the use of technology in West Virginia public schools are
among the best in the nation.
Technology Counts 2008
West
Virginia’s school technology policies and implementation
strategies are among the best in the nation according to Technology
Counts 2008: STEM, The Push to Improve Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics.
The state received an overall score of 95.3 on the report, which
ranks West Virginia at the top of the class for its use of technology.
Franklin Elementary School
was selected this past summer (2007) by the WW Department
of Education to implement the Response to Intervention Program.
The 3-Tier Reading Model is a scientific, research-based "prevention"
model that provides an instructional framework for delivering
assessment-driven, differentiated instruction to all students,
including students at risk for and students with reading difficulties.READ MORE about
this and other Technology News
County Status
Access directly from the
WV Department of Education Web site the data that the
county provides to the state each year to compile a
District Profile.
NCLB changes the
federal government's role in K-12 education by asking America's
schools to describe their success in terms of what each student
accomplishes.
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WV Educational Technology Ranks at the Top of
the Class 
West
Virginia’s school technology policies and implementation
strategies are among the best in the nation according to Technology
Counts 2008: STEM, The Push to Improve Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics. 
