The plans approved today were submitted by 111 school
districts and eight special education schools. Plans include $51.5 million for
high-tech security projects, $19.0 million for school connectivity projects,
$24.8 million for classroom technology purchases, $3.1 million for the
expansion of pre-kindergarten classrooms, and $10.9 million for the removal of
transportable classroom units (TCUs) and $1.4 million for non-public schools to
enhance classroom technology and school connectivity.
The Wellsville Central School District was awarded $928,829.
The funding will be used for classroom technology ($672,619); Hi-tech security
($225,710) and non-public schools ($30,500).
