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ARRA Title II-D High Need School Districts 1

1. Public Schools

   Agawam	Easthampton	Gloucester	North Adams	Taunton
   Attleboro	Everett	Granville	North Brookfield	Tisbury
   Barnstable	Erving	Lawrence	Oak Bluffs	Waltham
   Boston	Fall	RiverLenox	Orange	Ware
   Bourne	Framingham	Leominster	Oxford	Wareham
   Brimfield	Greenfield	Lowell	Palmer	Watertown
   Brockton	Haverhill	Ludlow	Pittsfield	Webster
   Brookfield	Holland	Lynn	Quincy	Westfield
   Cambridge	Holyoke	Malden	Revere	West Springfield
   Chelsea	Fairhaven	Marlborough	Salem	Winchendon
   Chicopee	Falmouth	Medford	Somerville	Worcester
   Clarksburg	Fitchburg	Methuen	Southbridge
   Clinton	Gardner	New Bedford	Springfield

   
   
2. Regional School Districts

   Adams-Cheshire	Northampton-Smith
   Athol-Royalston	Ralph C Mahar
   Dennis-Yarmouth	Tantasqua
   Gill-Montague

   
   
3. Vocational Technical School Districts

   Assabet Valley	Greater Lowell	Pathfinder
   Bristol County Agricultural	Minuteman	Shawsheen Valley
   Cape Cod Region	Montachusett Voc Tech	Southeastern
   Essex Agr Tech	Nashoba Valley Tech	South Middlesex
   Franklin County	Northern Berkshire	Southern Worcester
   Greater Fall River	Northeast Metro	Upper Cape Cod Voc Tech
   Greater Lawrence	North Shore	Whittier
   Greater New Bedford	Old Colony

   
   
4. Charter Schools

   Abby Kelley Foster CS	Boston Renaissance	Kipp Academy (Lynn)	Prospect Hill Academy
   Atlantis CS	City On A Hill	Lawrence Family	Sabis International
   Barnstable HMCS	Community CS	Lowell Community	Salem Academy
   Benjamin Banneker CS	Community Day CS	Media & Tech CS	Seven Hills CS
   Berkshire Arts & Tech	Edward Brooke CS	Martin Luther King CS	Silver Hill
   Boston Collegiate CS	Health Careers	Neighborhood House	Smith Leadership CS
   Boston Evening CS	Hill View Montessori CS	New Leadership HMCS
   Boston Preparatory	Holyoke Community	North Central Charter

   
   

1. 1. The term high-need school district means a school district that meets two conditions:
      1. The district has at least 10% of the student population or at least 1000 children come from families with incomes below the poverty line (based on the U.S. Census) and
      2. The district operates one or more schools identified under section 1116 of ESEA or the district has a substantial need for assistance in acquiring and using technology, based on the guidelines stated in the "Local Technology Plan Guidelines for School Years 2007-2010 "
   2. For this grant program, a school district must have a student enrollment of 200 or more to be considered as a high-need school district.
   3. The high-need districts in this list have up-to-date approved technology plans.
   4. This list is based on the 2008 U. S. Census (the 2009 data were not published at the time the FY 2010 Request for Proposals were issued.)