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Government Projects in Fulton County

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Salem High School plans to strengthen its Accelerated Reader program in 2008-2009, including PD, book purchases, and added technology. The plan budgets $4,838 for AR books and related materials plus over $28,000 in tech (printers, LCD projectors, screens, write pads, computer and supplies) to support AR and instruction. This shows an established AR ecosystem and upcoming needs around content, devices, implementation support, and assessment tie-ins.

Contract Award
$32,960Aug 12, 2008

Salem Elementary is expanding its Accelerated Reader program with computers, printers, nine projectors, nine screens, and annual tech support for Athena and Star Reading to support literacy assessment. Multiple federal and state funds (Title I, Title V, Title VI, NSLA) are committed in 2008-2009 to this setup. This is an established implementation, but vendors of reading platforms, assessment tools, hardware, and support services can target future refresh, support, or migration needs as equipment ages and licenses renew.

Contract Award
$25,427Aug 21, 2008

The school is purchasing Study Island for grades 3-6 and an additional K-2 version to support literacy and math instruction and after-school tutoring. Licenses run from August 2008 with a stated end date of January 1, 2011, making this a multi-year standardized test prep and intervention platform. This sets Clear timing for review or renewal, which is useful for competing assessment or practice platforms and for add-on services like training, analytics, and content alignment.

Contract Award
$5,465Aug 21, 2008

The school has purchased GradeQuick for all teachers to keep electronic grades and is sending those grades to Edline so parents can check student progress online. Annual tech support for GradeQuick plus a dedicated parent-center computer and homework folders are funded via NSLA. This confirms a SIS/gradebook and parent-communication stack, which matters for vendors offering modern gradebooks, parent portals, mobile apps, or integrations, especially as they plan future upgrades or replacements.

Contract Award
$4,350Aug 21, 2008

The district will continue using Edline software so parents can check student grades online and will purchase Edline tech support. $2,000 in NSLA funds is budgeted for Edline services in 2008-2009. This confirms an existing parent portal implementation and suggests future needs for upgrades, training, and possibly migration to newer SIS/gradebook platforms.

Contract Award
$2,000Aug 12, 2008

The school will continue Study Island for grades 7-8 and purchase it for Algebra I for the first time in 2008-2009. $667 in NSLA funds is budgeted for Study Island materials, and students will have home access with logins. This identifies Study Island as the benchmark prep incumbent and signals future needs for additional licenses, training, and complementary assessment tools.

Contract Award
$667Aug 12, 2008

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