Smart Schools Bond Act Committee Niagara Falls City Schools November 19, 2015 Cynthia A. Bianco Superintendent of Schools Darlene Sprague, Administrator.

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Smart Schools Bond Act Committee Niagara Falls City Schools November 19, 2015 Cynthia A. Bianco Superintendent of Schools Darlene Sprague, Administrator for Information Services Earl Smeal, Energy and Procurement Specialist

Charge to the Committee  The Smart Schools Bond Act of 2014 was included in the Enacted State Budget. The purpose of the Act is to provide funding to school districts to improve educational technology and infrastructure, and to improve learning opportunities. The charge to the Smart Schools Bond Act Committee is to develop and receive approval of a Smart Schools Investment Plan by following all protocols of the legislation.  Niagara Falls Allocation - $8,865,240

Smart Schools Bond Task Committee Committee Co-Chairs – Darlene Sprague / Earl Smeal Technology Committee MembersHigher Education  Diane BiancoEdwin MaynardPatricia Wrobel, Niagara University  David BrooksRonni McGrathMonica Lopoyda, NCCC  Richard CarellaGerald OrfanoParents  Roger CarrollAlicia SavinoMrs. Brook Nigro (Maple Ave, Gaskill Prep)  Tina GregoryDerek Zimmerman Ms. Becky Hedgepeth (Niagara Street)  Melanie Kitchen Phillip Miano Ms. Darlene Kislack (NFHS)  Ray Granieri TeachersCommunity Members  Richard Meranto NF Housing Authority - Antonette Polito  David St.Onge Randy Palladino  Edward Wisniewski Non Pub RepresentativesStudents  Catholic Academy of NF, Jeannine FortunateChris Coleman  Niagara Catholic – Christine MutoMegan Scime Jennifer RhoadsNaomi Palmer Other District Staff  Mark Laurrie  Joe Giarrizzo

Documents Used in the Process  Smart Schools Bond Act Implementation Guidance  Smart Schools Investment Plan  Instructional Computer Technology Tools 2015 – 2016  Meeting Minutes  Introduction and Charge to Committee PowerPoint  Workshop to brainstorm items to include in the Investment Plan  Phasing Plans

Smart School Categories Learning Technology Acquire learning technology equipment or facilities, including but not limited to interactive whiteboards, computer servers, and desktop, laptop, and tablet computers. Broadband & Wireless Internet Install high-speed broadband or wireless internet connectivity for schools and communities. Security Features Install high-tech security features in school buildings and on school campuses, including but not limited to video surveillance, emergency notification systems, and physical access controls. Pre-K and Other Instructional Space Construct, enhance, and modernize educational facilities to accommodate pre-kindergarten programs and to provide instructional space to replace classroom trailers.

Investment Plan Process  Districts develop and Board approves draft Smart Schools Investment Plans.  Plans are posted on district websites and notice is provided to the public regarding a hearing. It must be posted for at least 30 days.  Community feedback is provided at hearing and via written comments.  The district plan is finalized and approved by the Board.  The final plan is posted on the district website.  District plans are submitted via the Business Portal for review.

Where Are We In The Process Comprehensive Technology Plan – NFCSD Board Approved May 2015 Technology Plan Survey Submitted to WNYRIC – 7/16/15 Approved 10/20/15 Committee Meeting – September 2015 – Introduction and Charge Committee Meeting – October 2015 – Itemization Workshop Committee Meeting – November 2015 – Review Priority and Phasing  Prepare Investment Plan – November 2015  Board Approve Draft Plan – December 2015  Posted on District Website – December 2015 – January 2016  Public hearing – January 2016  District Plan Finalized and Approved by Board – January 2016  Review Board meets Quarterly – Target 1 st Quarter 2016

Committee Recommendations Learning Technology PhaseDescription 1 1:1 computer devices with carts – preference was for 2 in 1 devices 1Upgrade Digital Photography Lab computers at NFHS 1 Update Stem lab (Innovations at NFHS) with larger robust computers/bigger monitor for CAD 1 **TV studio: Replace outdated camera (NFHS, GPS) 1 **TV Studio: Replace older video mixer (NFHS, GPS) 33D Projectors on carts 3Equipment for virtual fieldtrips 3Tablets with charging cart 3Stem related equipment, robotic devices, digital microscopes 3Verizon Classroom Drone N/E (NYSTL funds) Scribe pens for students with disabilities N/E (NYSTL funds) Headphones/headsets N/E (NYSTL funds) High tech graphing calculators General FundSmartboard Update Projectors BOCESNew or additional servers - Increase storage for student/teachers N/E – not eligible under guidelines ** - need to check if eligible

Committee Recommendations Security Features PhaseDescription Security Camera Systems 2New cameras at various locations 2New camera lighting 2Cameras in key places in the building (exit/entry, playground, swimming pool) 2Panic buttons at school entrances 3Wireless communications devices ) replacement for walkie talkies) 3 Underwater camera for safety that has emergency detection of a passive drowning victim N/E*New camera in pre-K class (non-pub request) PA System 2 District-wide public address system – more than current radio system Replace PAS at Hyde Park and Cataract Not neededEmergency notification by text - School Messenger in place already N/E*Communication system that reaches all classrooms/ cafeteria (non-pub request) Building Access System (Proxy cards) 2Update system 2 Ability to turn access on and off, to eliminate persons entering during lockdowns, closures, etc. Entrance Security System 13M film on windows 2Door frame replacement so alarms will sound / Open Door Alert noMetal detectors

First Investment Proposal