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Technology Integration and Access at Western Valley Middle School and Fowler Elementary District

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This overview details technology access and integration at Western Valley Middle School (WVMS) and Fowler Elementary School District #45 in Phoenix, AZ. With a student demographic of 4,803, predominantly Hispanic (78.93%), both teachers and students have access to essential technology, including computers, printers, and digital media tools. However, challenges remain regarding equipment availability and funding sources, with a focus on ethical technology use and privacy rights. The district emphasizes collaboration in decision-making related to technology resources.

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Technology Integration and Access at Western Valley Middle School and Fowler Elementary District

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  1. Technology Inventory Wendy L. Fairbanks EDT530

  2. Western Valley Middle School6250 W. DurangoPhoenix, AZ 85043 Fowler Elementary School District #45

  3. Demographics • District • 4,803 Students (2,315 Females/2,488 Males) • Ethnicity • Hispanic 3,791 (78.93%) • Caucasian 494 (10.29%) • African American 407 ( 8.47%) • Asian 76 ( 1.58%) • Native American 35 ( 0.73%) • WVMS • 739 Students (374 Females/365 Males) • Ethnicity • Hispanic 574 (77.67%) • Caucasian 65 ( 8.80%) • African American 73 ( 9.80%) • Asian 20 ( 2.71%) • Native American 7 ( 0.95%)

  4. Teachers' Access to Computers and Printers • Minimum one desktop computer in classroom • Workgroup laser printers available throughout schools for printing

  5. Teachers' Access to Digital Cameras, Camcorders, and Scanners • Scanners available • School office • Library • Digital cameras and video camera availability is a site supply issue

  6. Teachers' Access to the School Network • All teacher computers connected to school network

  7. Students' Access to Computers and Printers • Students have access to computers and printers • Classrooms • Library • Labs

  8. Students' Access to Digital Cameras, Camcorders, and Scanners • Decision of • Teacher • Site

  9. Students' Access to the School Network • For variety of work • classroom • Lab • No individual network logons for students 

  10. Student to Computer Ratio in Your School • Approximately 8:1

  11. Teaching Teachers and Students about Ethical Issues in Technology: Measures that are in Place • Handled at site level • All users sign off on statements of appropriate use • My discovery: http://lrs.ed.uiuc.edu/students/mickley/ethicsnew.htm

  12. Protecting Students' and Teachers' Privacy Rights:Security Measures that are in Place • Teachers have individual accounts • Documents • Email • My discovery: http://epic.org/privacy/student/

  13. Who Makes Decisions about the School Network? • District IT department working in conjunction with site leadership

  14. Who Makes Decisions about Software Used in the School? • School • District administration • Technology committee

  15. Who Makes Decisions about Hardware Used in the School? • Teamwork • District IT department • Site leadership

  16. How are Technology Purchases Funded within your School or District? • District capital budget • M&O budget • Grants • Other funds • No technology bond or override in place

  17. Who are the Leaders… …in Terms of Technology Integration and Issues Surrounding Technology Use? • District staff • Technology committee

  18. What Proportion of Teachers at your School Regularly Use Technology Outside of School? • 80%+

  19. What Proportion of Students at Your School Regularly Use Technology Outside of School? • No exact numbers • Most in some way or another

  20. Other Relevant Issues • Evident technology and monetary deficiency • Teachers with most and/or best equipment • Supply his/her own • Borrow from others • Write for grants

  21. Educational Technology Integration http://www.fesd.org/ties/

  22. Thank You!

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