The SY2000 Initiative was a comprehensive effort to increase the productivity of public school students in Florida through developing, testing, and implementing a technology-supported system of schooling. In 1989, the Florida Department of Education (DOE) asked the Center for Performance Technology (CPT) to direct this multi-year initiative.  Collaborating partners in the design and development of SY2000 included DOE, CPT, Public Schools Council, 9 Operational Test Sites, Leadership Council, Policy Advisory Council, DOE Planning and Resource Committee, and the Systems Integration Team (SIT).

The SY2000 mission was to increase the productivity of public school students in Florida through developing, testing, and implementing a technology-supported system of schooling.  The ultimate vision was for each student to acquire the foundational skills and competencies needed to succeed in adult life in an information age. SY2000 design principles were derived from research in a variety of fields such as teaching, learning, motivation, psychology, instructional design, engineering, business, management, financial management, communications, and electronics.  A quality system meeting international quality standards guided the total schooling process.

	SchoolYear 2000 Information Packet			Operational Test Sites				Project Work Groups:
	Relationship to Blueprint 2000			TREE				Customer Satisfaction
	Codevelopment Agreements			Electronic Systems				SY2000 Network Analysis
	Joint Ventures and Partnerships			Change Management				Tycho
	SY2000 Materials arranged by:			Design Teams				Florida Learning Support  System (TM)
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