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2005 Digital School Boards Survey Top 10

The 2005 Digital School Boards Survey examined how school boards and their districts are applying information technology to improve the delivery of services and quality of education to public schools, and to better engage their local communities and constituents.

The Center for Digital Education and National School Boards Association are pleased to announce the top 10 ranking school boards of their 2005 Digital School Boards Survey. The study examined how school boards and their districts are applying information technology to improve the delivery of services and quality of education to public schools, and to better engage their local communities and constituents.

The survey grouped school boards into three categories based on student population: More than 15,000 students; 2,501 to 15,000 students; and 2,500 or fewer students. Survey questions and criteria centered on school boards' online presence, technology applications that allow the public to interact with school board members, access to information such as school board calendars, policies and agendas, and technology advancements in the school board chambers.

Congratulations to the following school boards:

Top 10 ranking digital school boards in the category of more than 15,000 students are:

1st place: Forsyth County, GA, Board of Education

2nd place: Houston County, GA, Board of Education

3rd place: Board of Education of Frederick County, MD

4th place: Mansfield, TX, ISD Board of Trustees

5th place: Columbia, MO, Public Schools Board of Education

6th place: (tie) Cobb County, GA, School District

6th place: (tie) Northside, TX, ISD Board of Trustees

7th place: Hurst-Euless-Bedford, TX, ISD School Board

8th place: (tie) Millard, NE, Public Schools Board of Education

8th place: (tie) Indian Prairie Community Unit SD 204, IL

9th place: Paulding County, GA, Board of Education

10th place: School Board of Seminole County, FL


Top 10 ranking digital school boards in the category of 2,501 to 15,000 students are:

1st place: (tie) West Chester Area School District, PA, School Board

1st place: (tie) Jackson County, GA, Board of Education

2nd place: Daviess County, KY, Board of Education

3rd place: Clarke County, GA, School District

4th place: Cumberland County, TN, Schools

5th place: Howell Township, NJ, Public Schools

6th place: White County, GA, Board of Education

7th place: Troy, MI, Board of Education

8th place: Great Valley, PA, School District

9th place: School Board of Monroe County, FL

10th place: Owensboro, KY, Board of Education


Top 10 ranking digital school boards in the category of 2,500 or fewer students are:

1st place: Bleckley County, GA, Board of Education

2nd place: Beachwood, OH, City School District

3rd place: Montabella Community Schools, MI, Board of Education

4th place: Lyon County, KY, Board of Education

5th place: Decatur, GA, City Schools

6th place: Lake Ridge, IN, School Corporation

7th place: Rossville, IN, Consolidated School Corporation

8th place: Sherburne Earlville, NY, Central School District

9th place: Turner County, GA, Board of Education

10th place: Arenac Eastern, MI, Board of Education

 

For more information on the 2005 Digital School Boards Survey please contact Janet Grenslitt at 916.932.1363.