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BP 0440

District Technology Plan

Section:
0000 - Philosophy, Goals, Objectives, and Comprehensive Plans
Status:
Active
Adopted:
2021-09-09
Revised:
2025-12-11

BP 0440 — District Technology Plan

Section: 0000 - Philosophy, Goals, Objectives, and Comprehensive Plans
Status: Active

Adopted: 2021-09-09

Revised: 2025-12-11

Policy text

DISTRICT TECHNOLOGY PLAN

The Governing Board recognizes that technological resources, including resources that utilize artificial intelligence (AI), can enhance student achievement by increasing student access to information, enhancing communication, supporting teacher effectiveness, and facilitating the administration of student assessments. Effective use of technology can also increase the efficiency of the district’s non-instructional operations and governance.  However, the Board also recognizes the potential for technological resources to undermine student achievement, health, and well-being.

The Superintendent shall ensure that technological resources provided to students and staff be aligned to district goals, objectives, and academic standards and shall be used in a safe and responsible manner. Students and staff shall be allowed to use such technology in accordance with district policies, including, but not limited to, policies on AI, academic honesty, data privacy, nondiscrimination, copyright protections, student use of technology, and employee use of technology.

The Superintendent or designee shall develop and regularly propose revisions to, a comprehensive technology plan based on an assessment of current uses of technology in the district and an identification of future needs, which shall be submitted to the Board for consideration and approval. The plan shall be integrated into the district’s vision and goals for student learning and shall contain research-based strategies and methods for the effective use of technology.

The district’s technology plan shall include, but not be limited to, the following:

  1. What technological resources will be utilized by the district

  2. How these technological resources will be equitably accessible to all students and staff and to all schools

  3. How these technological resources will be used to improve educational services

  4. What professional development opportunities or materials regarding these technological resources will be made available to staff

  5. How AI may be used by students and staff in accordance with Board Policy 0441 – Artificial Intelligence, Board Policy/Exhibit (1) 4040 – Employee Use Of Technology, Board Policy 5131.9 – Academic Honesty, and Board Policy/Exhibit (1) 6163.4 – Student Use Of Technology

  6. How students will acquire the knowledge and skills sufficient for digital citizenship, social media and AI literacy, and identifying online misinformation

  7. How the district will prevent and respond to cyberattacks, address other cybersecurity concerns, and what steps students and staff can take to enhance security of the systems they use

The district’s technology plan shall be integrated into the district’s vision and goals for student learning and shall contain research-based strategies and methods for the effective use of technology. When required for state or federal grant programs in which the district participates, the plan shall also address all components required for receipt of such grants

The Superintendent or designee shall ensure that any use of technological resources in the district protects the private and confidential information of students and employees in accordance with law.

BUSINESS CODE

Bus. Code 22584-22585 Student Online Personal Information Protection Act

CIVIL CODE

3120-3123 Digital Bill of Rights

EDUCATION CODE

Ed. Code 10550-10555 Telecommunications standards

Ed. Code 11800 K-12 High Speed Network grant program

35266 Cybersecurity

48901.8 Social media; limitations or prohibitions

48985.5 Fentanyl and synthetic drugs danger notification

49060-49085 Student records

51006 Computer education and resources

51007 Legislative intent: state policy

51865 California distance learning policy

60010 Instructional materials, definition

FEDERAL

47 USC 254 Universal service discounts (E-rate)

16 CFR Part 312 Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule

20 USC 1232g Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974

20 USC 1232h Privacy rights

20 USC 7101-7122 Student Support and Academic Enrichment Grants

34 CFR Part 99 Family Educational Rights and Privacy

47 CFR 54.500-54.523 Universal service support for schools

GOVERNMENT CODE

8586.5 Office of Emergency

11549.3 Office of Information Security

PENAL CODE

Pen. Code 502 Computer Crimes, remedies