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What's Next

to get parents involved?

1. Initial Presentation

2. Site Visit / References

3. Develop Plan

4. Board Presentation

5. Letter to Parents

6. Parent Presentation

7. Develop Agreement

8. Implementation

Info Box

DALLAS - September 4, 2002 - A survey released today by Texas Instruments found that an overwhelming majority (94%) of parents surveyed felt that the use of technology has benefited their children's ability to learn.

Many expect to extend their commitment by spending more than $100 on school supplies and educational technology per child; more than 20 percent expecting to spend over $250 per child.

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