Do minimum technical specifications or a minimum level of technical capacity exist that school divisions must achieve as part of the SOL Technology Initiative?
Yes. The Virginia Department of Education has developed a High School Readiness Certification process for school divisions to follow. The certification process is made up of three stages that should be completed by the division prior to administering online SOL tests at their high schools.The three stages of High School Readiness Certification are as follows:Stage 1- Preliminary Self-Certification (checklist): School divisions certify that they are ready to meet the goals of the Standards of Learning (SOL) Technology Initiative by affirming that they have completed the Required Elements of the checklist. Upon submission of their signed checklist, school divisions are free to seek reimbursement from any remaining Year 1 (2001) funds for expenditures made in middle schools. School divisions that choose to self-certify and seek reimbursement for middle school expenditures are still responsible for any expenditures needed to ensure that high schools meet the Stage 2 Certification.Stage 2 –
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