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Hillside Children’s Center recently received $142,067 for educational technology capital projects to improve learning and opportunity for students with disabilities from New York State as part of their Smart Schools Bond Act of 2014. We’re looking for your input on how those funds will be used within Hillside schools. Recommendations include:

  • Mobile Computer Labs
  • Camcorders for Teacher Recording and Evaluation
  • Projectors
  • Wireless Capability for Day Treatment Programs

Please send any thoughts, comments, or questions to info@hillside.com with “Smart Schools Plan” in the subject. Hillside will provide an opportunity for parents and other community members to learn more about the plan and share their feedback during the following open houses:

Andrews Trahey, Monroe CampusOctober 13th,  4:00-6:00
CrestwoodOctober 12th,  5:30-7:30
Finger LakesNovember 17th, 1:30-4:00
HalpernOctober 19th, 4:30-6:00
Snell FarmOctober 13th, 12:00-3:00
VarickOctober 12th, 12:00-4:00

We appreciate your support of educational technology initiatives at Hillside.

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