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Bolsa Grande and Los Amigos high schools are among 354 California high schools invited to apply for the latest round of educational technology grants through the state Digital High School Program. The schools join 22 other Orange County high schools selected at random last week for funding of $300 per student for network wiring, hardware purchases, curriculum resources and teacher training.
Bolsa Grande High School is due to receive an estimated $489,900. Los Amigos High School is expected to get $613,800. The grant awards are held pending approval of the schools’ applications by the state Board of Education.
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