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Thank you for your patience as we implement this new requirement. Please carefully review the guidance on completing the form and the presentation on the changes in the new form below. The new form includes certain transportable items under School Connectivity in the calculation of the nonpublic loan amount, as required by statute.

We are pleased to announce that the revised SSIP application is now available on the Business Portal.

Districts' Approved SSIPs and related documents UPDATED.

3/19/21 - Information on Expedited Remote Learning Plans.

Districts and special education schools approved on 8/12/21.

6/13/22 - Smart Schools Bond Act Guidance NEW.

Prior to approval, all districts with any expenditures in High-Tech Security are required to submit an updated Statement of Assurances and confirmation that there is no facial recognition or similar technology included in the plan. The Review Board is not currently approving plans that include facial recognition technology or other similar self-learning analytic software. Further, the district or school must maintain for audit purposes a detailed accounting of expenditures, supported by invoices, bills or purchase orders. NOTE: Each school or district must comply with all of the Assurances listed below. Not doing so will result in such costs not being eligible for reimbursement with SSBA funds. The Act requires that each Smart Schools Investment Plan (SSIP) be thoroughly reviewed and approved by the Smart Schools Review Board prior to a district bidding, contracting or expending any SSBA funds. The Smart Schools Bond Act (SSBA) authorized the issuance of $2 billion of general obligation bonds to finance improved educational technology and infrastructure to improve learning and opportunity for students throughout the State.

The Smart Schools Bond Act was passed in the 2014-15 Enacted Budget and approved by the voters in a statewide referendum held during the 2014 General Election on Tuesday, November 4, 2014.