1. The Jim Crow laws state that all african americans should be treated the same way as everybody else.
1.1. A new $250 million dollars believed to help put more children in private schools.
2. Technology
2.1. Being able to ensure that all students have the same equal access to technology both in school and at home.
2.1.1. CoSN developed a free digital equity action toolbar so that district leaders could access things better.
2.1.1.1. It also allows them to use Wi-Fi so they can do homework
2.2. They have found broadband access to all the districts
2.2.1. They have all different types of resources
3. History
3.1. The U.S Supreme Court ruled that all schools must make sure that all students with disabilities are making more minimal progress.
3.2. Trump wants to be able to shift $1.4 billion dollars toward all of the school initiatives , this includes overturning the rules on school programs.
3.3. Trump proposed a budget that will help boost the federal support for the charter schools
4. Ethics
4.1. Hutto ISD that are in Texas which is known as one of the fastest growing districts in the state that has gone from 6,800 students to 7,500 in the last year.
4.1.1. The initial capital was $1.3 million but the entire cost was being recouped through savings on lower electricity which has been reeducated to 25 percent.
4.1.1.1. The levels have been playing the field without having to take on the financial burden which has provided every student with a $2,000 laptop.
4.2. The internet speed access per month is $9.95 for the families of the students that get free lunch.
4.2.1. In a similar way Hamilton County Department of Education in Tennessee which has invited different local internet providers for back to school nights.
5. Demographics
5.1. The spending deal has fallen between the White House and Congress which has been suspend for two years across the board.
5.1.1. The budget has been cut which is know as sequestration which has been imposed since 2011.
5.1.1.1. The Education Department has received $68.3 billion for fiscal in 2016
5.1.1.1.1. Up to $1.2 billion from 2015.
5.2. At least $500 million of the extra funds have been earmarked for low income students.
5.2.1. The administration has requested that an additional $450 million in aid to disadvantaged students.
5.2.1.1. This new law required students to be taught to college and career oriented standards.
6. Education
6.1. The roles of education has shifted since last December, which was when president Obama signed a measure that was returned to state and local governments.
6.2. Such as having state intervention, or the closing of individual schools, and parents of the students could move their children from the school if the schools repeatedly fail to improve.
6.2.1. No child should be left behind and put into a place where they have serval testing and accountability to reforms exposed in gaps in the education achievement among other students from various backgrounds.
6.2.1.1. The school districts have failed to meet improvement targets that could be face sanctions.
6.2.2. There have been heated debates about the best way to close achievement gaps.
6.2.3. It's a minority to the district schools with 42 percent of students that are designated to the low socio-economic status.
6.2.3.1. Every student that goes to Hutto's network will allow any of there devices to use the internet browser and be able to experience everything.
7. Economics
7.1. Putnam City schools are economically diverse schools in the district out of 27 schools.
7.1.1. Huntsville ISD which is in Texas. Which has developed a digital curriculum using the OER to stretch.
7.1.1.1. This is able to leases 3,000 Chrome-books to spread the funding which is up to three years in cost.