The Los Angeles Unified School District has sent out a survey in order to see the amount other school districts spend on technology within the classroom. The survey comes just as the Board of Education votes on the next step in a $1 billion dollar program to provide technology to students.

Despite their differences in spending, both districts plan to develop curriculum that is technology inclusive: Perris Union High School District plans to use materials developed by their own staff, while Los Angeles Unified plans to create an online curriculum that is in accordance with Common Core Standards.
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